The new Nissan Leaf has a particularly interesting rear end. Why are its taillights more special than you might think?

This design first debuted on the Nissan Skyline GTR in 1972 at the Tokyo Motor Show, the first model to feature the twin round tail lamps that have become the car's signature aesthetic.

When Nissan developed the R35 GT-R, it was sure to replicate the four round tail lights made famous on the preceding Skyline models as a nod to the nameplate’s storied heritage.

The nice thing about this project is that as we get more electric vehicles on the road, we eventually end up with more efficient self-powered street lights.

The tail light of the 2014 Corvette continue to be the topic of much discussion. Hear from the Design Director himself about the new design direction.

Competition Carbon is offering up these new C8 Corvette tail lights that add a unique style with twin rounded lighting elements.

1968 Jaguar E-Type With Nissan 370Z Head And Tail Lights Will Make You Shake Your Head Few cars are as iconic or beautiful as the Jaguar E-Type. Introduced ...

The seventh generation of Nissan’s Z coupe is styled mostly to bring to mind the most loved Zs of all: the original 240 and 260 models of the 1960s and ’70s. However, the tail-light treatment ...