The FGY-33 is the third generation of the Cima that Nissan first unveiled in 1996 as the most high-end sedan, after the Cedric and Gloria. This generation of Cima marked a change from the calm design to a more luxurious design. The car was available with two types of engine, 4.1L V8 and 3L V6 turbo. There was also the option of Limited Series, which emphasised luxury, and the Grand Touring Series, which emphasised sportiness.

This particular car is a one-owner example of the top of the range 41LV-Z, with a low mileage of only 4,423km. The former owner has carefully maintained the car, storing it indoors and never driving it in the rain. This car has installed the 4.1L V8 engine, delivering a maximum of 270 horsepower.

The interior is kitted out with luxury options, such as a front seat back grip, a control switch built-in to the rear armrest and a high performance AV system. The Cima is also the first domestically produced vehicle to be equipped with radar sensor automatic inter-vehicle distance control system. The millimeter-wave radar sensor installed in the front of the vehicle automatically keeps the inter-vehicle distance constant when the speed is set. Both the interior and exterior are in excellent condition, maintaining the car's image as a luxury car representative of Japan.