Datsun


Datsun
Country of origin
Japan Japan
Production years
1930 -
Series
20

Series




Explanation: Number of registered vehicles in Sweden Vehicles for sale Average price of current classifieds (SEK)

Series
For sale / Average price (SEK)
Production yearsFuelsChassisSeatsRegisteredFor sale Average price (SEK)
Current series (4)
Go2014 -
HatchbackMPV 5 - 7 seats
Petrol
2014 - ---
mi-Do2015 -
Hatchback 4 seats
Petrol
2015 - ---
on-Do2014 -
Sedan 5 seats
Petrol
2014 - ---
redi-Go2016 -
Hatchback 5 seats
Petrol
2016 - ---
Historic series (16)
2101979 - 1982
SedanStation Wagon
Petrol
1979 - 1982---
280C1979 - 1984
SedanStation Wagon
PetrolDiesel
1979 - 1984 1 --
5101968 - 1973
SedanStation WagonCoupé
Petrol
1968 - 1973 23 --
Bluebird1959 - 1993
SedanStation WagonCoupé 5 - 6 seats
PetrolDiesel
1959 - 1993 216 --
Cherry1971 - 1982
SedanHatchbackStation WagonCoupé
Petrol
1971 - 1982 204 --
Concept2015 - 2015
CUV
Petrol
2015 - 2015---
DA1947 - 1948
Sedan
Petrol
1947 - 1948---
Laurel1968 - 1986
Sedan
PetrolDiesel
1968 - 1986 44 --
Patrol1951 - 1989
SUV
Diesel
1951 - 1989 2 --
Sports1952 - 1970
Cabriolet
Petrol
1952 - 1970 12 1 259,900
Stanza1973 - 1992
SedanHatchbackStation Wagon
Petrol
1973 - 1992 32 --
Sunny1966 - 1985
SedanHatchbackStation WagonCoupéLCV
Petrol
1966 - 1985 179 --
Truck1972 - 1986
Pickup
PetrolDiesel
1972 - 1986 165 --
Type 141935 - 1936
SedanCabrioletLCV
Petrol
1935 - 1936---
Violet1973 - 1981
SedanStation Wagon 5 seats
Petrol
1973 - 1981 68 --
Z-car1970 - 1983
Coupé 4 seats
Petrol
1970 - 1983 311 2 634,950
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Datsun in Sweden


There are 1,257 registered vehicles from Datsun in Sweden, of which 3 ara for sale with current classifieds right now.

About Datsun


Nissan emerged as a car maker in 1934 when the company aquired DAT Motorcar Co., founded in 1911. Nissan's car production was developed during the 30's, not least when licensed production of the Austin 7 began. The cars were predominantly sold under the brand Datsun, and the name Nissan was used for commercial vehicles on the Japanese market. In 1966 Nissan/Datsun merged with Japanese car maker Prince, the company behind the Skyline-models still being produced today. During the 60's and 70's Nissan/Datsun were growing in the export markets, first in North America, later on in Europe as well. One of the most famous models from this era is the 240Z, a sleek, two-seater sports coupé with a smooth six-cylinder engine and five speed gearbox. In 1981, the Datsun brand was dropped, and Nissan was used for the entire range and on all markets. Today, Nissan and Renault are in an alliance och Nissan and share some light commercial models with each other.