Introducing the next-generation FR L-class platform, with world-beating performance, comfort, and safety that set the standards by which future sedans will be judged. Taking center stage at Nissan’s display at the 1999 Tokyo Auto Show was the XVL, a luxury sedan with cutting-edge technology such as an EXTROID continuously variable transmission, which uses power rollers instead of the belts common in most CVT systems. XVL is powered by a direct-injection 3.0-liter V-6 and is rear-wheel drive. Of course, the XVL received the venerated VQ35 and became the Infiniti G35 Sedan, released in 2003.
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