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Nissan Motor was founded in 1933 in Yokohama under Yoshisuke Aikawa. Its roots go back to the DAT brand of 1914. That brand also gave rise to Datsun. In 1999 the company allied with Renault. The two groups have shared technology and factories ever since.
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Nissan
1993–2005 · Inline-4
Mistral, like the wind of southeastern France, was the Terrano II's name in Japan. Exported there, it had no automatic gearbox, so its sales were limited. Built for Europe by Nissan's Spanish subsidiary, it was also sold by Ford as the Maverick.
Photo: Corvettec6r (Public domain)
Nissan
1989–1998 · Inline-4
Sileighty: the name gives the trick away, a 180SX wearing the front of an S13 Silvia. Tuner Kid's Heart built 500 official ones on the 1998 car, and many owners did the swap themselves, trading the 180SX's pop-up headlights for the Silvia's fixed face.
Photo: The pun stops here (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Nissan
1983–2000
Japan's first mass-produced V6 replaced the straight-six of earlier Z cars. With it the first generation became Nissan's best-selling Z. Each new model grew faster and more advanced but dearer too. As prices climbed sales fell, and Nissan stopped selling Z cars in the US after 1996.
Photo: OSX (Public domain)
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