Nissan Leopard Turbo 200XS-II
Nissan’s second Leopard became a two-door-only luxury coupé and used a compact turbocharged V6 in the 200XS-II.
Leopard Turbo 200XS-II — representative exterior · 先従隗始 · CC0
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Nissan launched the second-generation F31 Leopard in February 1986 as a two-door-only coupé family using new V6 engines. The 200XS-II was the middle grade with the 1,998 cc VG20ET turbo V6. It is not the 1980 F30, the 1987 XS-II Grand Selection or the 3.0-litre Ultima.
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A 1980 Leopard is first-generation F30 and was sold as two- and four-door hardtops with inline-six and four-cylinder engines. The 200XS-II is a 1986 GF31 two-door coupé with Nissan's new V6 family.
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A 1980 Leopard is first-generation F30 and was sold as two- and four-door hardtops with inline-six and four-cylinder engines. The 200XS-II is a 1986 GF31 two-door coupé with Nissan's new V6 family.
Source: Nissan Global Heritage Collection — first-generation Leopard ↗200XS-II is not the Ultima
Nissan identifies the XS-II as the middle grade with the 2.0-litre VG20ET turbo. The top Ultima used the larger VG30DE and could have sonar-controlled suspension; those details do not belong here.
Source: Nissan Heritage Collection — Leopard Turbo 200XS-II ↗Where these facts come from
- Nissan Heritage Collection — Leopard Turbo 200XS-II
- Nissan Global Heritage Collection — Leopard Turbo 200XS-II
- Nissan Global Heritage Collection — first-generation Leopard
Selected facts checked for this edition. Some source pages link to broader model families. Last reviewed October 5, 2026.