Nissan introduced North America to the all-new Z32-platform Z-Car for the 1990 model year, and it was slicker and quicker than its Z31 predecessor. Motor Trend gave the new 1990 Turbo Z its Import Car of the Year award, and Nissan produced this multi-page magazine advertisement to do a bit of bragging on the subject.
According to the copy in this ad, "the same dedication to superior performance and styling goes into every car we build." Presumably, that includes not just the US-market '90 Stanza but every Nissan worldwide that year. That means you could have expected Turbo Z-like performance and looks from such fine machines as the S-Cargo, the Yue Loong Feeling 101, and the Tsuru.
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