Models

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. originated in Japan in 1933 as Denso Shoji, initially a trading company for British automotive technology. The company developed a strong reputation for engineering innovation, particularly in compact vehicles and hybrid technology. Notable technologies include the introduction of the Z-series sports car and the development of the Leaf, the world's first mass-produced all-electric car.

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  maxima

  The Nissan Maxima served as a flagship sedan within the Nissan lineup. Key generations included the first-generation (1982-1989), the second-generation (1995-2000), and the fourth-generation (2016-2020). The model is generally recognized for its comfortable ride and smooth V6 engine.

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  240sx

  The Nissan 240SX served as a popular sports compact car, frequently used as a platform for aftermarket modifications. Key generations included the S13 (1989-1998) and S14 (1996-1998), both known for their responsive handling. The model’s strengths typically centered around its lightweight construction and potential for performance upgrades.

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  FX

  The Nissan FX was a compact sedan produced from 1963 to 1980. It was positioned as an entry-level model within the Nissan lineup. The FX is particularly known for its simple design and reliable engineering.

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  G35

  The Nissan G35 was a compact luxury sport sedan produced from 2003 to 2007. Key generations included the first generation (2003-2006) and the second generation (2007). The G35 is often recognized for its V6 engine and sporty handling characteristics.

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  Roadster

  The Nissan Roadster was a limited-edition sports car produced from 1996 to 1999. Key generations included the S-model (1996-1997) and the SP model (1998-1999). It is known for its lightweight construction and responsive handling.

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  armada

  The Nissan Armada is a full-size pickup truck positioned as a capable and comfortable option. Key generations have emphasized robust towing capacity and interior space. The model typically excels in off-road performance and hauling heavy loads.

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  frontier

  The Nissan Frontier is a mid-size pickup truck positioned between the smaller Nissan Hardbody and larger Titan. Notable generations include the fourth and fifth, which featured updated designs and technology. It commonly exhibits robust off-road capability and a reputation for reliability.

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  titan

  The Nissan Titan is a full-size pickup truck positioned as a competitor to other major brands. Key generations have focused on heavy-duty capabilities and towing capacity. The model typically excels in areas of payload and overall strength.

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  M

  The Nissan M is a compact crossover designed for urban driving. Key generations include the initial M (2016-2019) and the subsequent M (2020-2023). It generally excels in fuel efficiency and offers a comfortable ride.

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  versa

  The Nissan Versa is a compact sedan positioned as an entry-level offering. Key generations have focused on affordability and fuel efficiency. The model commonly exhibits a comfortable ride and standard safety features.

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  Altima

  The Nissan Altima is a mid-size sedan positioned as a comfortable and reliable transportation option. Key generations include the fourth (2019-present) with updated styling and technology, and prior iterations known for their spacious interior. The Altima typically demonstrates a balance of fuel efficiency and smooth ride quality.

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  Q45

  The Nissan Q45 was a flagship luxury sedan produced from 1989 to 1997. Key generations included the first, introduced in 1989, and the second, released in 1992 with significant updates. The model is known for its smooth V8 engine and comfortable, quiet ride.

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  quest

  The Nissan Quest is a large, eight-passenger minivan designed for family transport and commercial use. Key generations include the initial 2004 model and subsequent updates focused on improved fuel efficiency and features. It’s known for its spacious interior and robust cargo capacity.

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  xterra

  The Nissan Xterra was a rugged, body-on-frame SUV positioned as a capable off-road vehicle. Notable generations included the initial 1991 model and subsequent revisions throughout the 2000s. It was commonly praised for its four-wheel-drive system and durability.

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  Sentra

  The Nissan Sentra serves as a compact sedan offering affordability and fuel efficiency. Notable generations include the 2024 model with updated styling and technology. The Sentra is often recognized for its comfortable ride and practical interior space.

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  misc

  The Nissan misc model served as a compact car within the Nissan lineup. Key generations included the S-series and the Classic models. It was generally known for its fuel efficiency and simple design.

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  murano

  The Nissan Murano is a mid-size three-row SUV. Key generations include the initial model from 2003 through 2006, followed by a redesigned version from 2013 to 2022. It is known for its comfortable ride and spacious interior.

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  240z

  The Nissan 240Z represented a significant shift for the brand, establishing its reputation for sporty performance. Key generations included the S, Sport, and Turbo models, each introducing increasingly advanced features. The 240Z is generally recognized for its responsive handling and iconic styling.

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  i30

  The Nissan i30 is a compact hatchback offered as a sedan alternative. Key generations included the N30 (2007-2011) and N34 (2011-2017) models. It generally exhibited reliable handling and a comfortable ride.

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  280z

  The Nissan 280Z represented the company's first major foray into the sporty compact car segment. It was produced from 1970 to 1973, becoming a popular and influential roadster. The model is known for its reliable engineering and distinctive styling.

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  350Z

  The Nissan 350Z was a sporty coupe produced from 1999 to 2009. Key generations included the initial 350Z (1999-2002), the 350Z (2003-2006), and the 350Z (2007-2009). It is known for its rear-wheel drive, 3.5-liter V6 engine, and agile handling.

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  pathfinder

  The Nissan Pathfinder is a mid-size SUV offered as a three-row vehicle. Key generations include the second (1999-2005), third (2005-2017), and fourth (2017-present). The model is typically noted for its comfortable ride and family-friendly features.

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  Rogue

  The Nissan Rogue is a compact crossover SUV positioned as a value-oriented option in its class. Notable generations include the third-generation (2014-2017) with its ProPILOT Assist and the fourth-generation (2018-present) emphasizing comfortable ride quality. The Rogue generally excels in passenger comfort and fuel efficiency.

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  G20

  The Nissan G20 was a compact hatchback produced from 2007 to 2014. Key generations included the first generation (2007-2014) and a refreshed second generation (2012-2014). It commonly exhibited reliable handling and fuel efficiency, with a focus on affordability.

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  260z

  The Nissan 260Z represented a significant shift in the model’s design and engineering. Key generations included the 1970-1973, 1974-1976, and 1977-1980 variants. It is often praised for its responsive handling and relatively lightweight construction.

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  300zx

  The Nissan 300zx was a performance-oriented sports car produced from 1984 to 1996. Key generations included the Z32, known for its turbocharged engine and digital dashboard, and the later Z33 with improved handling. The 300zx is generally recognized for its sleek styling and strong aftermarket support.

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  QX56

  The Nissan QX56 is a full-size luxury SUV positioned as a top-tier offering within the Nissan lineup. Notable generations include the fourth-generation (2011-2021) and fifth-generation (2022-present). The vehicle is typically praised for its spacious interior, powerful V8 engine, and robust towing capacity.

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  hardbody

  The Nissan Hardbody was a long-running pickup truck produced from 1979 to 2006. It was a popular choice for both commercial and personal use, known for its ruggedness and reliability. Key generations included the B200, B300, and H200, each offering updated features and designs. The Hardbody was typically praised for its durability and off-road capability.

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  EX

  The Nissan EX is a compact sedan offered as a value-oriented transportation option. Key generations include the second (1998-2002), third (2003-2006), and fourth (2007-2012) models. It generally exhibits reliability and a comfortable ride, prioritizing practicality and fuel efficiency.

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  g37

  The Nissan G37 is a mid-size sports sedan produced from 2008 to 2017. Key generations include the initial 2008 model and subsequent updates with revised styling and engine options. The G37 is often praised for its responsive handling and powerful V6 engine.

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  i35

  The Nissan i35 is a compact hatchback positioned as a budget-friendly option. Key generations include the first generation from 2007 to 2013 and a second generation from 2014 to 2021. It is often praised for its fuel efficiency and affordability.

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  QX4

  The Nissan QX4 was a mid-size luxury SUV produced from 1992 to 2002. Key generations included the first generation (1992-1996) and the second generation (1997-2002). It typically exhibited a comfortable ride and a focus on practicality, along with available all-wheel drive.

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  J30

  The Nissan J30 was a compact sedan produced from 1993 to 2000. It featured a revised design with improved aerodynamics and a focus on fuel efficiency. The model's strengths included its comfortable ride and reliable engine options.

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  200sx

  The Nissan 200SX was a compact sports sedan produced from 1989 to 2002. Key generations included the S13 (1989-1998) and S14 (1998-2002), each with notable performance variants. The model is known for its handling and tuning potential within the Nissan S-series.

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  rb

  The Nissan RB series engines were primarily used in Nissan’s Z and Datsun sports cars. Notable generations included the RB20DET and RB26DET, known for their high-revving capabilities. These engines often excelled in motorsport applications and were valued for their robust design and performance.