- Mark II has been the center of the three Mark II brothers and has been given the most basic character.
- Among them, the X100 series, which was introduced in 1996, pursued the characteristics of the Mark II under the command of [Sedan Innovation], such as strengthening chassis performance and returning to a linear style.
- In 1998, there was a minor change to the later model.
- At the time, the Mark II was favored by a solid user base, but in recent years it has also been loved as a base for tuning and drift cars.
- The lineup includes a tourer model, which can be called a sports saloon, and a luxury grande model, and each model is popular for its character, and its popularity has not waned to this day.
- As for TLV-NEO's X100 series, following the Chaser, we released the Mark II Tourer V late model, which was very well received, but this time we will be introducing the late model Grande series.
- The N311a is the Grande Regalia G edition, which is based on the Grande and features a special body color and wood-grained genuine leather-wrapped steering wheel, while the N311b reproduces the 2.0 Grande, which was often seen around town.
- Both have quiet wheels that are different from those on tourers.
- Please add this representative `90s FR sedan, which is becoming one of the pillars of TLV-NEO, to your collection.
*The photo is a prototype. Actual product specifications may differ.
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