240sx? Need to know.............

Can someone explain to me the differences between all the different 240s. Im trying to learn about these cars but im really getting confused with all this s14 and s14.5 and r33 and silvia shit. I would just like to hear it straight forward instead of searching and searching for an explaination.

By saying you dont want to find out yourself your asking for it from the rest of the people on this forum.

There are 2 markets when it comes to the s14 and s14.5... 95-98 for the 240 sx for north america and same years for the nissan silvia for the rest of the world. s15 is the last nissan silvia made to this date and the s14.5 is an s14 that has the front end conversion of an s15... you really have to look them up because we cant sit here and explain every single thing about the car(S) any of the R's are Skylines.... as every number goes up the bodystyle changes and drivetrain also.... just gotta do some research... for me its been so easy. just type in r33 in yahoo in images if you must just to see what it is and even for the rest of the names.. remember your looking for car related stuff so if someones picture pops up just ignore it...

240SX

USDM:
1989-1994 240SX (Coupe, hatchback or convertible) (1994 were all automatic convertibles) (All had pop-up lights)
1995-1998 240SX

JDM:
1988-1994 S13 Silvia (Looks like our 240SX coupe without the pop-ups)
1995-1998 S14 Silvia (1995-1996 also called Zenki and 1997-1998 also called S14a, S14 2 or Kouki) (Looks like ours)
1999-2003 S15 Silvia (Correct me if I'm wrong on the dates) (Never had them here)



Skyline:

JDM:
1989-1994 R32
1995-1998 R33
1999-2003 R34

GT-R model (AWD and 2.6 liter TT engine) and base model (RWD 2.5 liter single turbo engine)



180SX:

JDM:
1989-1994 Zenki
1995-1998 Kouki
(They look like our 1989-1994 240SX hatchback)



Weirds:
S13.5: S13 with S15 front end
S14.5: S14 with S15 front end
Sil-Eighty: 180SX with S13 front end
One-Via: S13 with 180SX front end (exactly like our 89-93 240SX coupe)

answers found, even though they were already in our FAQ and all over the internet.

if you'd put a little initiative into your research instead of simply posting and expecting everyone else to do the work for you, you might find it works out better.