Nissan SILEIGHTY '98

The Nissan SILEIGHTY '98 is a road car produced by Nissan, with support from tuner Kids Heart. A car combining the front of a Silvia S13 with the back of a (kouki/late model) 180SX, hence the name, it appears in Gran Turismo 4, Gran Turismo PSP, Gran Turismo 5, Gran Turismo 6, and Gran Turismo 7.
==Colors==
Five colors are available:
* White
* Spark Silver Metallic
* Super Black
* Midnight Purple Pearl
* Yellow
==In-Game Description==
===Car Index (GT7)===
===Used Cars (GT7)===
How familiar are you with the Sileighty? This singular Japanese car emerged from the street racing scene of the 1990s. It was made possible due to the fact the S13 Silvia and 180SX share the same base—and thus the same front structure. 'The body of an 180SX, but the face of a Silvia.'—this simple customization was remarkably easy to achieve. And so a unique custom car was born from the playful pursuit of innovation.
===Café (GT7)===
====Kagurazaka====
Normally, when creating a variant of an existing car... You want to apply a novel design to differentiate the variant from its base model. In other words, you want to avoid market cannibalism. That's why, among designers, design swapping is considered to be a big no-no. It's like you're not doing your job. But among playful and imaginative gearheads, this act simply can't be ignored. Indeed, these days, it seems that anything goes! In North America, when the merging of auto-makers and their brands happened early on, this was commonplace. It goes to show that customization and the diversification and maturity of automotive culture... Is driven by the passion of the consumer.
==Acquisition==
==Customization==
===Engine Swaps (GT7)===
==Pictures==
File:SILEIGHTY '98.png|thumb|The vehicle banner as it appears in GT4.
File:Nothing.png|thumb|The "Nothing" manufacturer as it appears in GT4. Interestingly, it uses Nissan background images, but uses an enlarged (and low resolution) Pescarolo Sport logo as the tuner logo.
File:Nothing2.png|thumb|The Tune Shop menu of the "Nothing" manufacturer. It still uses the Pescarolo Sport logo and has a generic (but also unique) tire image as background image.
==Trivia== 
*In GT4, due to its manufacturer being set to None, it is not possible to tune it at the Nissan Dealership, despite being based on a Nissan model. Instead, it must be tuned at selected tuning shops in the Tuning Village. Additionally, it also has no manufacturer logo. A similar case is for the Nike ONE 2022, which does not have a car logo.
**For the same reason, the only way to select it in Arcade Mode is by sorting the cars by era, then selecting 1998. This also has the effect of making it unavailable for selection in two-player mode, unless it is set as one of the Favorites cars, or choosing it from a player's garage.
*Its filename is the only one without a specified year in all games, appearing as "sileighty_xx". 
**Additionally, the body is listed as "org_0002”, using the same format as the Polyphony Digital Formula Gran Turismo ("org_0001”).
*In GTPSP, there is an unused car set containing only this car called "nothing000.xml". The car otherwise appears in the fourth Nissan car set ("nissan003.xml").
**If the unused car set is forcibly loaded, the car will appear under the Polyphony Digital dealer, but the manufacturer logo will be blank.
*In GT7, it is possible to get the appearance from the PlayStation-era games by equipping side skirt Type A, rear wing Type B, and front grille Type B from GT Auto.
*In GT7, the engine name when viewed in the garage or GT Auto is "SR20DET-Silighty", which is a typo, and should say "SR20DET-Sileighty".
*In real life, it came with a rear under spoiler (originally a dealer option for the 180SX), but the in-game counterpart never had it until GT6. It was later added in GT7.
==Notes==
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Category:1990s automobiles
Category:Hatchbacks
Category:Cars with a one-make race
Category:Turbocharged Cars
Category:Level 2 Cars
Category:GT4 Prize Cars
Category:GT5 Prize Cars
Category:Engine swappable cars