Nissan
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The Nissan Motor Corporation began as Jidosha Seizo Co., Ltd., in 1933. In 1958 Nissan began exporting passenger cars to the U.S., and two years later the Nissan Motor Corporation in U.S.A. was established. In 1981 the brand name on overseas models was changed from Datsun to Nissan and in 1989 the luxury Infiniti division was introduced. Nissan currently sells through approximately 1,100 dealerships in the United States. |
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Sentra |
Nissan's entry-level 4-door sedan |
$11,499 - $15,229 |
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200SX |
Nissan's entry-level 2-door sporty coupe |
$12,449 - $16,069 |
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Altima |
Nissan's compact 4-door sedan |
$15,649 - $20,999 |
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240SX |
Nissan's compact 2-door sporty coupe |
$18,359 - $22,249 |
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Maxima |
Nissan's midsize 4-door sedan |
$20,999 - $26,279 |
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300ZX |
Nissan's high-performance sports coupe |
$37,439 - $44,679 |
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Vans & Minivans |
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Quest |
Nissan's minivan |
$20,899 - $25,699 |
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Sport Utilities |
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Pathfinder |
Nissan's midsize sport-utility vehicle |
$22,399 - $32,129 |
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Pickup Trucks |
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Pickup Truck |
Nissan's small pickup truck |
$10,999 - $19,549 |
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