Nissan first started in 1932 and is a multinational car manufacturer based in Japan. It was formerly a big part of the Nissan Group, but then became more independent after Ghosn began restructuring the company. Nissan formerly marketed vehicles under the name of Datsun. In 1999 Nissan made an aliance with Renault and by 2008 Renault owned 44.4% of Nissan.
Choose your Nissan
- Nissan 100NX
- Nissan 200SX
- Nissan 300C
- Nissan 300ZX
- Nissan 350Z
- Nissan Almera
- Nissan Almera Tino
- Nissan Bluebird
- Nissan Caravan Limousine
- Nissan Cube
- Nissan Elgrand
- Nissan FairLady
- Nissan Figaro
- Nissan Largo
- Nissan Laurel
- Nissan Maxima
- Nissan Micra
- Nissan Mistral
- Nissan Murano
- Nissan Navara
- Nissan Note
- Nissan Pathfinder
- Nissan Patrol
- Nissan Prairie
- Nissan Primera
- Nissan Pulsar
- Nissan Qashqai
- Nissan Quest
- Nissan QX
- Nissan Serena
- Nissan Silvia
- Nissan Skyline
- Nissan Stagea
- Nissan Sunny
- Nissan Terrano
- Nissan Titan
- Nissan X-Trail
Nissan Almera
A small family car built between 1995 and 2006, the Nissan Almera was designed to offer 'best-in-class' technology and was considered an incredibly road-capable car with its sharp, precise handling, decent tyre grip and minimal bodyroll.
Nissan Figaro
A retro small car manufactured primarily in Japan, this model became increasingly popular in the UK. First introduced in 1989 at the Tokyo Motor Show available in four colours, Topaz Mist, Emerald Green, Pale Aqua and Lapis Grey, symbolising each season of the year, it contained leather seats, air conditioning and CD player and open roof. The engine was Nissan's MA10ET.
Nissan Laurel
The Laurel was introduced in 1968 between the Bluebird 510 and Cedric. It first consisted of 2-door and 4-door variants originally by Prince Motor Company but released as a Nissan after their merge. Ten generations of Laurel have been produced until the discontinuation of its export in 1989.
Nissan Primera
A large family car produced for domestic European markets, the Primera has been produced since 1990 until the present. It's available in 4-door salon, 5-door liftback and 5-door estate styles.
Nissan Silvia
The name of Nissan's long-running sport coupes. Its public debut was at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1964. It was originally based on the Fairlady convertible but production of the original style stopped in 1968 after only 554 were made each with unique, hand-formed body panels ensuring them to be unique and valuable.
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