That dash looks so dope and retro futuristic because it uses Vacuum Fluorescent displays, a technology we should've appreciated more while it was more widely used. VFDs look so much better than modern LCDs yet most people gave up the their superior contrast and delicate glow for boring full color LCDs since :(
@@NickDalzell in that era, Nissan owned a large stake of Fuji Heavy Industries, Subaru's parent company. Their electronic parts, key blanks, ignition locks, door chimes and other small parts were all Nissan parts
You can pull those cute bells out of certain Kias and Hyundais for sure. I grabbed one of them out of a hyundai at a junkyard. I do remember the mid 00's into the 2010's Accent GL Hatchbacks had them.
As a little kid, I didn't understand the similar voice in a Chrysler and always though it said "the door is a barn" which made as little sense to me as "ajar" which wasn't even a real word as far as I was concerned.
I had an 86, bought it used in 87 when I was 20. Between car payment & insurance the car was costing me $850 a month ( a lot back then! ) I used to hate when she’d say “ fuel level is low “ & I’d answer back “ owner is broke “🤣
My mom had one in 86 and she told me a story of a time where her and her friend were out driving real late at night on some backroads and it was saying that. Her and her friend had started calling it "the Cunt"
cars today seem like they’re wayyyy over the top with all the whistles & bells. I’d love to have a basic, simple car that has a good stereo and properly working AC and heat. Something without a fu-ck ton of computer chips.
One of Kansas's biggest farmers I worked for growing up (around 2000) was a former lawyer and had a barn the size of a super walmart filled to the brim with artifacts, cars and his old case files. Plenty of exotics, old model A's and Model T's and 1 very special 1986 Nissan 300ZX Turbo in sky blue with less than 10k miles on it just like this one. Even in 2000 it was a pretty unreal car to see on the interior.
mainly in eastern europe where still in late 80s things like electric windows or automatic transimission were huge luxury and even when you had them there were no people who knew how to repair it if you had a problem
Anyone else like this old digital gauge cluster better than modern screens? I mean, this interior is dope af in general, and the female computer voice is the icing on the cake...I love it!
@@MARMAR-xw6gj nah bad design flaw to you todays are then worst THEY TELL YOU NOTHING. its all generalized you engines hot, whow hot? how many volts are in my battery? it doesnt tell you everything is just a damn indicator what happened to having a meter to look at or like these just give you a digital reading. i want to know specifics not this generalized bullshit. thats why i love my 90's squarebody chevy its new enough that the ride is smooth and cd player heated seat ect ect it uses a slave unit so i can just wire whatever i want into that to have modern features but i have a 350 one of the best engines ever made and support till the world ends and a cluster that tells me everything i need to know from tach to temps to pressures fucka new vehicle designed to tell you nothing so you wreck it and buy a new one. you know how many 2-3 year old shit i see rusted out and beaten down and my 99 has less rust and its got 785000 miles on it.
@@MARMAR-xw6gj "You just nostalgic" yeah because the modern clusters with nothing but speed, revs, and temp, oh wow how exciting... No dude, get your head out of your ass. Compare the cluster from this video to an average ford and use your eyes.
I had an 84 datsun 300. I had owned it for quite some time. One night as I was driving down a back road, by myself, I hear a woman’s voice (fuel level low I think..) from inside the car. I was instantly startled as I had never heard my vehicle speak before. “Who’s there?!?” Hahaha. It was a good car. Lots of electrical gremlins but a good car.
I had a '85 Maxima which also had the same voice command. The most helpful command would be "Lights Are On". Prevent you from draining the battary for left the headlights on all night. Coolest feature for cars at the time. I loved it.
I used to drive a 1986 Turbo with the same configuration. It was in immaculate condition. I had to sell it during hardship after been paid off for 12 years. Gosh - I miss it.
I had this car. My first “fast” car as a teen in the late 90s. It’s was all rusted and beat up but all I could afford. I miss it very much. It was decades ahead of its time technology wise. 😊
It wasnt even ahead in anything when it was first released. It was styled as sci fi car but obviously it failed to predict the future. How this is decades ahead at all? We are decades ahead and our cars doesnt look like this at all.
I used to drive our family 1986 Nissan/Datsun (the car had both emblems!) Maxima station wagon as a teen, and I was so proud that my car talks while my friends’ newer cars didn’t. Hop in the car, put the key in ignition, have it tell you, “The key is in ignition,” - and we were off! God, I loved that car to bits (with all the rust, it was kinda falling to bits around the edges😂) When I was little, we took that car (purchased as used car) on a family cross-continental road trip from Ohio to LA and back. It never complained once during the whole trip, and never complained while we had it. One cold winter’s day, the car wouldn’t start, and my dad decided to finally part ways with the vehicle because the very simple repair was far above the car’s base value at that point. I still regret we made that decision. I miss my Maxim.
my car is 16 years newer and got none of that, haha... all analog display and only a beep if you keep the key in ingnition and open your door... thats it
На Бюиках начала восьмидесятых тоже было голосовое оповещение. Но не цифровое как в Ниссане, а аналоговое. Работало оно по принципу многодорожечной грампластинки: на диске было нарезано несколько дорожек с разными речами и встроенный проигрыватель сначала поворачивал диск на правильный угол, а потом ставил тонарм на начало дорожки и воспроизводил речь. Примерно такой же механизм был в говорящих игрушках, в которых надо было дернуть верёвку чтобы кукла заговорила.
@@Borismolotov добавлю, что в бьюике 86 года впервые в истории был применён СЕНСОРНЫЙ экран управления климатом и аудиосистемой. Но японцы тоже красавцы конечно слов нет. Тазы в шоке
I bought one for my girlfriend in 98 it was loaded with gadgets even the seats had bass speakers built in ,none of it worked right at ten years of use but still no one had more tech in 86.
@@rohanlanda Yes, the digital display was a $1500 option. Also, many of the digital displays would stop working, and people would swap in analog displays for convenience.
I sometimes wonder if the people who designed this interior were influenced by giant mecha robot anime, Tron, and Knight Rider. My mom had a 1985 Maxima, which also had the same robot voice.
When I was a little kid in the 80s, I remember my uncle had a Chrysler that said, "Your door is ajar" and he'd always reply, "This stupid car thinks a door is a jar, but a door is a door dumb-dumb" just to make me laugh. He did it at least 1000 times.
Cars today barely do this now..! only on navigation there is voice command, but opening doors on a modern car does not alert you, nor does it with a park break.
Trust me, that stuff can get old quick. It has been said that within months after buying a 1980s Chrysler with robot voice, people were finding ways to disconnect it.
@@СергейШвецов-з1т на хрен мне твой жопарожец всрался!Я говорю то что было,в реалиях.Для 2108-2109 делали не только 2 вида цифровых панелей приборов,но еще и бортовой компьютер.
I bought this same 86 in 96 with 132000 miles and a broken odometer. 5 speed turbo, t-tops, and all silver. Got about 2-3 years out of it. Loved that car.
Ahh. Súper tell every body fuel leve is low 😎 it realy usefull but imagine 5 miles to a gas station ⛽️ every 10 to 30 seconds ha ha Nissan Datsun the king of Japan 🇯🇵 auto industries my respect to you well preserved O had 1983 Nissan Maxima 910 and 1982 manual máxima with a black box under the dash that repeat a warning phrase wow 🤩 Before Siri /Alexa /google it was a real novelty For the era imagine you driving a 300zx turbo In the 80s 🙏🏾😃🇵🇷 tanks. That was a time travel video 😁😁
Yes, my mom's 1985 Maxima had the robot voice. Mom only fills the gas tank when the needle is just barely above "E." As a result, she usually only refueled the Max when the robot told her to.
I had one of these; used it for daily driver and trips. Fantastic electric adjustable seats, and it would cruise at any speed you'd set it on. On well known Interstates, just set in on 100 mph and let the car take you there in a few hours. It was a very comfortable car!
Seriously. These “infotainment” centers where you have to scroll through 13 menus of what will become a 25” screen just to adjust your seat belt just seems needlessly-futuristic to the point of boredom. Imagine if sci-fi movies about traveling through space were a guy sitting in a white room with no windows or controls and just a touchscreen, typing in a destination and sitting there. That’s where this is heading; this car I look at and feel hopeful somehow.
Awesome! Having this in 86 must have made you feel like your driving a car from the future. I would love to see a video of driving at night. Could they only do the green colour? At the time could they have made it all blue? Or grey?
This car quite clearly demonstrates everything i love about 80's cars. Even my truck designed in the 80's has some of these touches despite its utilitarian nature
I had a friend with an 85 Maxima that talked we didn't know until we replaced a blown fuse with the door open. We tracked down the source and it is a small tape recorder that cues itself to the track it needs to play the recorded voice on, the bell chime is an actual physical chime located in the glove box complete with mechanical striker.
Oh I love those two fox body Mustangs just visible as you drive forward! I've owned around 10, currently have an 89 LX 5.0 convertible and a 87 GT 5.0 convertible, great cars!
My friend's parents growing up always each had a 300zx. Father 5spd 2 seater with digital dash. Mother had standard dash and auto w\ 2+2. Both 1987 models. I drove the one with all digital dash and talked while on acid. It was the hardest thing I had to do, lol.
In the 1986 Gloria, there was a language selector under the passenger's seat, from English to Japanese to even Arabic!
Amazing Nissan era
ah yes the nisaan that screams allah hu ahkbar when you go so fast that your engine blows up
Nii-san (Brother)
👏👏👏👍👍👍
@@keine_ahnung_wie_der_heisst That would be coming soon to Europe now
@@keine_ahnung_wie_der_heisst kamikaze Japanese style
That dash looks so dope and retro futuristic because it uses Vacuum Fluorescent displays, a technology we should've appreciated more while it was more widely used. VFDs look so much better than modern LCDs yet most people gave up the their superior contrast and delicate glow for boring full color LCDs since :(
I think I have one in my 2007 BMW, but the lights are orange.
@Redskies453 Now I'm hoping VFD are not completely dead.
... costs .
The ding dong door chime needs to come back.
What chime does Nissan use nowadays?
That was a common Subaru chime. Actual bell. Problem was after some years the second part of the chime broke so all you got was 'ding! clack!'
@@NickDalzell in that era, Nissan owned a large stake of Fuji Heavy Industries, Subaru's parent company. Their electronic parts, key blanks, ignition locks, door chimes and other small parts were all Nissan parts
You can pull those cute bells out of certain Kias and Hyundais for sure. I grabbed one of them out of a hyundai at a junkyard. I do remember the mid 00's into the 2010's Accent GL Hatchbacks had them.
@@Jac2Mac Most modern Nissans I worked on use 4 loud beeps in succession, like many Hondas do.
THAT'S SO COOL! Not only the voice but everything looks retro futuristic in an incredible way
VFD panels are so cool looking.
My dad had one of these when I was in elementary and this voice has stayed in my head all these years. Super cool feature
As a little kid, I didn't understand the similar voice in a Chrysler and always though it said "the door is a barn" which made as little sense to me as "ajar" which wasn't even a real word as far as I was concerned.
same here we had 2 of those cars best car ever
Same
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This is a certified retrowave car.. Just like the ones we see with old 90's look but with futuristic things.. Awesome
I had an 86, bought it used in 87 when I was 20. Between car payment & insurance the car was costing me $850 a month ( a lot back then! ) I used to hate when she’d say “ fuel level is low “ & I’d answer back “ owner is broke “🤣
My mom had one in 86 and she told me a story of a time where her and her friend were out driving real late at night on some backroads and it was saying that. Her and her friend had started calling it "the Cunt"
My mom had a 1985 Nissan Maxima with the robot voice, and she almost always waited for the robot to tell her to refuel.
850 a month for car and insurance is a lot now :(
@@xxmeanyheadxx agreed. First i tought it was loan for the car. My insurance is under 850 a year! because i dont care.
Holy crap dude that's $2,251 a month in 2023 money
Thats the most cyberpunk looking dash I have ever seen. No idea that the 300ZX was so cool.
1986 Aston Martin Lagonda?
It would have felt crazy to get into a car like this in 1986.
I remember getting into a car like this in the late 80's or early 90's and it always felt like I was in a futuristic car, I loved it.
cars today seem like they’re wayyyy over the top with all the whistles & bells. I’d love to have a basic, simple car that has a good stereo and properly working AC and heat. Something without a fu-ck ton of computer chips.
@@alitlweird todays dashboards are a million times more reliable than that dash or the one in the skyline
One of Kansas's biggest farmers I worked for growing up (around 2000) was a former lawyer and had a barn the size of a super walmart filled to the brim with artifacts, cars and his old case files. Plenty of exotics, old model A's and Model T's and 1 very special 1986 Nissan 300ZX Turbo in sky blue with less than 10k miles on it just like this one. Even in 2000 it was a pretty unreal car to see on the interior.
mainly in eastern europe where still in late 80s things like electric windows or automatic transimission were huge luxury and even when you had them there were no people who knew how to repair it if you had a problem
Anyone else like this old digital gauge cluster better than modern screens? I mean, this interior is dope af in general, and the female computer voice is the icing on the cake...I love it!
you just nostalgic usually 80s cars have bad design flaws ppl just forgetting it and being nostalgic bcz there are so inspired by future sci fi movies
@@MARMAR-xw6gj nah bad design flaw to you todays are then worst THEY TELL YOU NOTHING. its all generalized you engines hot, whow hot? how many volts are in my battery? it doesnt tell you everything is just a damn indicator what happened to having a meter to look at or like these just give you a digital reading. i want to know specifics not this generalized bullshit. thats why i love my 90's squarebody chevy its new enough that the ride is smooth and cd player heated seat ect ect it uses a slave unit so i can just wire whatever i want into that to have modern features but i have a 350 one of the best engines ever made and support till the world ends and a cluster that tells me everything i need to know from tach to temps to pressures fucka new vehicle designed to tell you nothing so you wreck it and buy a new one. you know how many 2-3 year old shit i see rusted out and beaten down and my 99 has less rust and its got 785000 miles on it.
@@petejones6827Sir this is a Wendy’s
@@MARMAR-xw6gj "You just nostalgic" yeah because the modern clusters with nothing but speed, revs, and temp, oh wow how exciting... No dude, get your head out of your ass. Compare the cluster from this video to an average ford and use your eyes.
Nissan had a lot of cool clusters back in the day. We need to go back
The interior of this car is so cool.
Lies again? New England Vatican City
Yoo that old Nissan ding at the end was straight from the old-school Nissans 👍👍
My dad had a 1984 Maxima with this feature and it was awesome at the time. Like having Knight Rider!
My mom's 1985 Maxima made me feel exactly the same way. I thought "My mom's car has the stuff movie stars have!"
Those old maximas are great car
@@vayduong6806 The Datsun Maxima was great. The 1985 to 1988 Maxima were very unreliable. Only the engine and robot voice were reliable.
My dad had one too
I remember it saying “Key is in the ignition” and “Fuel level is low”
It was so cooool
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I had an 84 datsun 300. I had owned it for quite some time. One night as I was driving down a back road, by myself, I hear a woman’s voice (fuel level low I think..) from inside the car. I was instantly startled as I had never heard my vehicle speak before. “Who’s there?!?” Hahaha. It was a good car. Lots of electrical gremlins but a good car.
The 80s and 90s eras of cars are still the best.
Interior wise yes, but not safety wise.
Honestly wish they’d make a car that has the interior and look of an 80s car,but all the modern bells,whistles,and safety features of a modern car
@@Jakepearl13 hyundai ioniq 5 would be a perfect example
@@Jakepearl13 Ineos Grenadier takes on the looks of an old school Land Rover SUV, but has modern features and safety.
I had a '85 Maxima which also had the same voice command. The most helpful command would be "Lights Are On". Prevent you from draining the battary for left the headlights on all night. Coolest feature for cars at the time. I loved it.
That dash is so sick, i love the green. Its so retro.
I used to drive a 1986 Turbo with the same configuration. It was in immaculate condition. I had to sell it during hardship after been paid off for 12 years. Gosh - I miss it.
God I love this car so much
I had this car. My first “fast” car as a teen in the late 90s. It’s was all rusted and beat up but all I could afford. I miss it very much. It was decades ahead of its time technology wise. 😊
I wouldn't say 'decades'!!
definitely not hahahahaha
It wasnt even ahead in anything when it was first released. It was styled as sci fi car but obviously it failed to predict the future. How this is decades ahead at all? We are decades ahead and our cars doesnt look like this at all.
@@Alen725 That is not entirely true. The gauge cluster doesn't look too dissimilar to some modern LCD gauge cluster graphics.
@@Max_Mustermann It look completely different.
That has to be the coolest dash panel I've ever seen.
Its the features like this that made cars such a fun experience to buy back then.
Man that display must've been so futuristic back then and it still looks cool now.
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I used to drive our family 1986 Nissan/Datsun (the car had both emblems!) Maxima station wagon as a teen, and I was so proud that my car talks while my friends’ newer cars didn’t. Hop in the car, put the key in ignition, have it tell you, “The key is in ignition,” - and we were off! God, I loved that car to bits (with all the rust, it was kinda falling to bits around the edges😂)
When I was little, we took that car (purchased as used car) on a family cross-continental road trip from Ohio to LA and back. It never complained once during the whole trip, and never complained while we had it.
One cold winter’s day, the car wouldn’t start, and my dad decided to finally part ways with the vehicle because the very simple repair was far above the car’s base value at that point. I still regret we made that decision. I miss my Maxim.
What a nostalgia trip this was. These cars were way ahead of their time.
That car was definitely ahead of its time!
my car is 16 years newer and got none of that, haha... all analog display and only a beep if you keep the key in ingnition and open your door... thats it
У меня мозг взорвётся от этого шедевра, как такое могли произвести 40 лет назад, низкий поклон конструкторам Ниссана!!!
На Бюиках начала восьмидесятых тоже было голосовое оповещение. Но не цифровое как в Ниссане, а аналоговое. Работало оно по принципу многодорожечной грампластинки: на диске было нарезано несколько дорожек с разными речами и встроенный проигрыватель сначала поворачивал диск на правильный угол, а потом ставил тонарм на начало дорожки и воспроизводил речь. Примерно такой же механизм был в говорящих игрушках, в которых надо было дернуть верёвку чтобы кукла заговорила.
@@Borismolotov добавлю, что в бьюике 86 года впервые в истории был применён СЕНСОРНЫЙ экран управления климатом и аудиосистемой. Но японцы тоже красавцы конечно слов нет. Тазы в шоке
What an absolute gem. My 1993 240sx SE hatchback had the same little door chime
The cockpit of this car is the most 80s Japanese retrowave can i have seen.
this car is straight out of cyberpunk
the 300zx has so many advance technology compare to other competitors, it's a rare gem indeed!
Those are voice prompts not commands. Large difference. Still my dream car though.
Even though this looks like my dishwasher, it was still ahead of its time
Her voice is clearer than my 2019 dashcam. I’m so impressed actually.
This is by far the coolest looking digital instrument cluster I've seen in a car
The car was way ahead of its time 🤩
I heard somewhere the R34 GT-R had a touchscreen
Retro-futurism at it's finest. I wish there was a modern variant that still did this. This so reminds me of being a little kid.
Looks more futuristic than todays cars
My dad loved his 300zx turbo! That thing was a BEAST lol
I love that door dinner sounds peaceful
I remember my 87 Chrysler leBaron with “Your door is agar” the late 80’s was a fun time for cars with all the “futuristic” digital gauges and gizmos.
Did it want you to start a mushroom culture? No, it wanted you to start canning.
- how much 80s should I pour for you?
- yes
I bought one for my girlfriend in 98 it was loaded with gadgets even the seats had bass speakers built in ,none of it worked right at ten years of use but still no one had more tech in 86.
This is so cyber punk, why cant cars be like this today
Beautiful cars , drove one of them and by fell in love .
I saw one on market place for under 5k I regret not getting it
I am looking at one rn that needs a new engine+tranny but its only 2k and totally negotiable
@@mathews2774 is this a special type of speedometer cuz not all of them have them
@@rohanlanda Yes, the digital display was a $1500 option. Also, many of the digital displays would stop working, and people would swap in analog displays for convenience.
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Amazing to see all this was available 37 years back!
Thats parking break command is so need it in these new cars !
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@@m3tbii mid
@@rx0102 😆
within the first 2 seconds of watching this video, I fell in love with the dash
I sometimes wonder if the people who designed this interior were influenced by giant mecha robot anime, Tron, and Knight Rider.
My mom had a 1985 Maxima, which also had the same robot voice.
When I was a little kid in the 80s, I remember my uncle had a Chrysler that said, "Your door is ajar" and he'd always reply, "This stupid car thinks a door is a jar, but a door is a door dumb-dumb" just to make me laugh. He did it at least 1000 times.
This is honestly better and less creepier than the Chrysler LeBaron.
I joke that those cars sounded like dying cigarette smokers.
@@skylinefever 😂😂😂😂
So ahead of its time.
Voice commands at 0:52.
😂
I had a 1984 one of these. I remember that voice. Thanks for the memory.
Cars today barely do this now..! only on navigation there is voice command, but opening doors on a modern car does not alert you, nor does it with a park break.
People are complaining about not having a voice alert you for your mistakes but we all know everyone will go apeshit about it if it existed today
Trust me, that stuff can get old quick. It has been said that within months after buying a 1980s Chrysler with robot voice, people were finding ways to disconnect it.
I love the display here looks so damn futuristic! The 80's were an awesome time.
80s dashes are best dashes
Reminds me of the kawasaki 1300 dash for the voyager
yes
This level of technology in 1986 is CRAZY
Extremely cool, only one of these I'd have
86год... Панель великолепная, информативная, красивая. Японцы конечно молодцы.
Ничего информативного в цифровом тахометре нет
@@MotoPashtet да ну? ты что революции на калькуляторе складываешь когда передачи переключаешь?
На ваз 2108 тоже такие панели ставили
@@ВикторБулычёв-99 ... да не мелочись - ляпни уже сразу, что на "Запорожец" ставили !
@@СергейШвецов-з1т на хрен мне твой жопарожец всрался!Я говорю то что было,в реалиях.Для 2108-2109 делали не только 2 вида цифровых панелей приборов,но еще и бортовой компьютер.
I bought this same 86 in 96 with 132000 miles and a broken odometer. 5 speed turbo, t-tops, and all silver. Got about 2-3 years out of it. Loved that car.
this feature is even more advance than most cars in the era of AI!
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We need those dashes back. The electronic clusters that era were so cool.
Ahh. Súper tell every body fuel leve is low 😎 it realy usefull but imagine 5 miles to a gas station ⛽️ every 10 to 30 seconds ha ha
Nissan Datsun the king of Japan 🇯🇵 auto industries my respect to you well preserved
O had 1983 Nissan Maxima 910 and 1982 manual máxima with a black box under the dash that repeat a warning phrase wow 🤩
Before Siri /Alexa /google it was a real novelty
For the era imagine you driving a 300zx turbo
In the 80s 🙏🏾😃🇵🇷 tanks. That was a time travel video 😁😁
I had this car & that used to drive me nuts!
Yes, my mom's 1985 Maxima had the robot voice. Mom only fills the gas tank when the needle is just barely above "E." As a result, she usually only refueled the Max when the robot told her to.
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The lighting on the instrument panel and radio ❤️🔥❤️🔥
When Nissan was Nissan
My dad had a 300ZX when I was a kid. The digital dash was fire ❤
My first car. Will never forget that car. RWD
I had one of these; used it for daily driver and trips. Fantastic electric adjustable seats, and it would cruise at any speed you'd set it on. On well known Interstates, just set in on 100 mph and let the car take you there in a few hours. It was a very comfortable car!
It's strange how it looks futuristic yet it's nearly 40 years old.
Seriously. These “infotainment” centers where you have to scroll through 13 menus of what will become a 25” screen just to adjust your seat belt just seems needlessly-futuristic to the point of boredom. Imagine if sci-fi movies about traveling through space were a guy sitting in a white room with no windows or controls and just a touchscreen, typing in a destination and sitting there. That’s where this is heading; this car I look at and feel hopeful somehow.
Much better looking interior than most cars today
Awesome! Having this in 86 must have made you feel like your driving a car from the future. I would love to see a video of driving at night. Could they only do the green colour? At the time could they have made it all blue? Or grey?
This brings back memories! My dad had one and I learned stick on it. He sold it when I turned 16!
That’s not voice command
That is the coolest dashboard I've ever seen in my life.
My 1986 Nissan Pulsar NX made the same noise opening and closing the doors. (Ding Dong) I would love if they brought those back.
They need to bring this back for Accessibility folks!
The instrument cluster is soo cool
Nissan Z models were my dream car when I was a teenager. At the age of 22 I got a Nissan 200SX coupe.😅
Dam it captain, I'm giving her all I've got!!!!
This car quite clearly demonstrates everything i love about 80's cars. Even my truck designed in the 80's has some of these touches despite its utilitarian nature
I had a friend with an 85 Maxima that talked we didn't know until we replaced a blown fuse with the door open. We tracked down the source and it is a small tape recorder that cues itself to the track it needs to play the recorded voice on, the bell chime is an actual physical chime located in the glove box complete with mechanical striker.
I love it! I want it! Not only that it speaks, but all the cool displays with it!
Whoever made this video has a great car collection
I had 2 of these cars as well as 3 280zx. I miss those days :(
Oh man I miss the Nissan Bell. I had a few Z cars but the turbo Z really is the best.
We had one of these cars! It was pretty cool back then, even today.
i think this is the most advanced dashboard during the 80's
"Michael... We are approaching a mine field"
Oh I love those two fox body Mustangs just visible as you drive forward! I've owned around 10, currently have an 89 LX 5.0 convertible and a 87 GT 5.0 convertible, great cars!
My friend's parents growing up always each had a 300zx. Father 5spd 2 seater with digital dash. Mother had standard dash and auto w\ 2+2. Both 1987 models. I drove the one with all digital dash and talked while on acid.
It was the hardest thing I had to do, lol.
cars from 90 are the best ,
The dash is GORGEOUS! Reminds me of my pops 87 Berreta.
My uncle had one of these. Way ahead of their time. You could even change the suspension on the fly.
Nissan was ahead of time.. ☝🏾💯
I remember that chime...my aunt had a 1986 White Pulsar "manual"....I still remember that Nissan smell!
I had the 1986 200sx that had these exact same voice things. Everyone LOVED my car lol those where good times.
Thats how i thought the future would look like man the 80s were so rad
So it's the car that voice commands you.