The Nissan Skyline, originally manufactured by the Prince Motor Company starting in 1957, became an iconic automobile brand after the merger with Nissan in 1967. Spearheaded by chief designer Shinichiro Sakurai until his passing in 2011, the Skyline, along with its counterpart the Nissan Gloria, was exclusively available at Nissan Prince Shops in Japan post-merger. The lineup includes coupé, sedan, station wagon, crossover, convertible, and pickup/sedan delivery body styles. The trademark round brake and tail lights distinguish the later models of the Skyline.
The rich history of the Nissan Skyline showcases a legacy of design and engineering excellence. Sakurai's influence on the Skyline's conception and development from the start is