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Nissan GR-2 Concept, 1977, with alcohol detector gimmick

Started by grobmotorix, January 17, 2013, 12:10:42 PM

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grobmotorix

Who knows this car?

One extra point for anybody who is able to tell me which cool gimmick this car has featured.

grobmotorix


kwgibbs

Was this a new ford pinto concept?

grobmotorix

No - it´s not american at all.

kwgibbs


frederick59

i would say japanese by the looks of the wing mirrors

grobmotorix

Quotei would say japanese by the looks of the wing mirrors

Well observed - and it is RHD, too...

frederick59


grobmotorix

Yes, this prototype was derived from a Sunny - but it has a specific name.

And do not forget about the gimmick...


grobmotorix

That´s just the internal Datsun/Nissan code for the Sunny base car.




frederick59

is this a rotary engine prototype?

grobmotorix


D-type

Did it talk to the driver (like an Allegro)?
Duncan Rollo

The more you learn, the more you realise how little you know.

bubenator

This is the Nissan GR-2 Concept vehicle from 1977.

grobmotorix

#15
Indeed!

Do you know about the special gimmick?
That would be another potential point...

RayTheRat

Quote from: grobmotorix on January 28, 2013, 12:07:33 PM
Indeed!

Do you know about the special gimmick?
That would be another potential point...

"Instead of padded bumpers, the GR-1 utilized a "soft" nose cone."

grobmotorix

Not this one - soft noses have been used quite often since the end of the 1960´s.

I´m thinking of a different feature.

bubenator

Well, here's a crummy picture of the GR-2.
There was a Nissan GR-1 concept displayed during 1975, and that vehicle had significantly different styling.  It's interesting to note the reversal of body design between the two cars.  The 1977 GR-2 had front end styling that was much closer to the 1974-1976 Sunny/B210/Y130.

grobmotorix

Yes, the GR-1 was far more inventive in its styling.

I completly agree that the GR-2 was a step back...


nicanary

I must be right - that's what it says on Wikipedia

richard fridd

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WayneB

As it was a safety car type concept, I am thinking radar assisted braking.

targhediferro


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