Nissan Model Range
Nissan models here span several eras and classes. Compact names such as Sunny, Pulsar, March and Micra sit alongside the Bluebird and Primera family cars, the larger Cedric and Gloria saloons, the sporting Skyline, and the Patrol, Terrano and X-Trail off-roaders. Further models and generations appear too.
Nissan Body Styles
Nissan body styles follow those roles. A sedan, hatchback or estate suits everyday family use; coupe, roadster, fastback and targa shapes chase driving pleasure; minivans and compact vans carry people or cargo; pickups in single-cab, 1.5-cab and double-cab form, plus 3- and 5-door SUVs, handle rougher work.
Nissan Powertrains
Nissan specifications are dominated by gasoline engines, from small economical fours to larger sixes, with diesels common in off-roaders and working vehicles. LPG, hybrid and fully electric drivetrains also feature, though availability always depends on the particular model, generation and market.