A New Jersey fire chief who admitted to vandalizing a rare 1995 Nissan Nismo 270R now faces a US$500,000 civil lawsuit from the vehicle’s owner, who claims the damage disrupted a high-value sale.

A fire chief vandalized a rare Nismo 270R, pleaded guilty ... gather up rocks and dump multiple buckets on Bahna’s parked Nissan. According to reports, Scolnick later pleaded guilty to ...

Original story, May 10, 2024: The fire chief of Piscataway's volunteer fire department allegedly vandalized JDM car collector Mark Bahna's 1994 Nissan Nismo 270R after a dispute over a leaking ...

Typically, dumping rocks and dirt on an old Nissan wouldn't do much to the already ... The car the fire chief vandalized is an incredibly rare 1995 Nismo 270R previously owned by Drift King ...

To get all this power to the ground, Nissan fitted a heavy duty Nismo clutch and 2-way limited slip differential to 270R as well. These days we know the 240sx chassis as being a near-ideal drift ...

an upgraded fuel pump and injectors, plus a reprogrammed ECU tune. To get all this power to the ground, Nissan fitted a heavy duty Nismo clutch and 2-way limited slip differential to 270R as well.

According to the lawsuit, Bahna is a manager at the Montclair Auto Sales Group which owns a limited edition 1995 Nissan Nismo 270R, one of only 20 produced and was owned and raced by Japanese ...

Bahna bought and imported a limited edition 1995 Nissan Nismo 270R, according to his complaint, which was first reported on by MyCentralJersey. The vehicle is five of 30 ever made and was ...

As such, I appreciate a good blade. So, apparently, do the fine people at Nismo — Nissan's high performance skunkworks division — if this story out of Yokohama is anything to go by.