More weight was dropped via the custom headlight conversion where the pop ... to as GT-R size in Japan and the similarities with the 180SX's bigger AWD brother don't end there as behind the ...

Already familiar with the Nissan S-chassis having owned an S13 before, he knew he couldn’t go wrong with the more curvaceous 180SX. With its sleek lines and retractable headlights, the 180 met ...

Successor to the Nissan Gazelle, the 180SX is one of the most popular JDM cars from the late 80s and 90s. It is a two-door hatchback with pop-up headlights, typical in the late 80s. Back in the ...

The aftermarket modifications don't stop there, as it gets a new set of headlights and taillights ... Powering the Safari 180SX is the iconic SR20DET 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder paired ...

This included the 180SX pignose style front bumper and pop-up headlights. The build: This is a Onevia conversion meaning a 180SX pop-up nose grafted onto the S13 Silvia coupe. I used the bumpers ...

The first car to go into production with pop-up headlights was a little-known American ... Mazda MX-5, Nissan 180SX, Honda Prelude, Ford Capri, and even a humble Mazda 323. Fast-forward to 2004 ...

Back in the 1980s and 1990s, Japanese manufacturers became known for affordable performance, and the Nissan 180SX embodied that ethos when it debuted in 1989. By today’s standards, the pint-sized ...