Nissan Sunny Series....

Feb 25
08:52

2013

John Cena Smith

John Cena Smith

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The series B10, B11, B12, B13 and B14 of Nissan Sunny and Sentra are very similar, and they all have front wheel drive, instead, the generation B15 totally different in both models. The Nissan Sentra can be seen in the Nissan dealership and test its comfort. The latest generation of the Sentra is called B16, while generations B10, B110, B210 and B310RWD and had also sold under the name Sentra.

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B10 Series

It was initially released in Japan in April 1966 as Nissan Sunny and exported as Datsun 1000. It came in two body styles: a two-door (B10) and family (VB10). Were driven by a motor A10 displacement of 988 cc to produce 56 horsepower,Nissan Sunny Series.... Articles equipment had two versions, the DX, or deluxe and standard. The first generation was not sold in the U.S. or Mexico, but in Canada, Panama, Europe and other places.

For the model 1968 receives a new engine with displacement with a similar but more capable carburetor more power than allowed. In October 1967 appears the four-door version (B10) as a model 1968 versions standard and deluxe , in October 1968 as a model 1969, is version coupe (KB10), known in the Japanese market as the Nissan Sunny Coupe, the which was available in a wide variety of equipment from version standard version to GL , which meant luxury .

All models received new grilles and tail lights, also included the reverse lights family model in these changes. The only country that received the coupe model was Australia, which was renamed as the Datsun 1000 Coupe, came well equipped and was only available version Deluxe, the high compression engine was due to a different Hitachi carburetor, and a dual exhaust. These changes increased the power to 66 HP (about 4 HP on the other models). Unlike other models, the coupe was the only one made with RHD.

In July 1969 models hit the market 1970 (with slight cosmetic changes) despite the model1969 had only nine months on the market, no more models were added, and production ceased in December 1969 with just six months of production model 1970 .

B110 Series

1972 Datsun 1200 Deluxe, B110 series

A new version of Nissan Sunny was introduced in 1970 under the name B110, also known in some countries as the Datsun 1200. This version incorporated an engine upgrade A10, A12 (1171 cc), and was sold in sedan and coupe versions.

This new model was slightly larger in all dimensions to match its market rival, the equally popular Toyota Corolla. Offered Macpherson strut front suspension and included the option of front disc brakes and an economical engine Nissan A-12 1.2. They were models of 3 and 5 doors.

The Datsun 1200 was the most fuel efficient vehicle in the United States in 1973, reaching 28.7 mpg (miles per gallon) in the city and 37.9 mpg highway as classified by the U.S. government

At the time of its introduction in the United States, the cost was $ 1866.

PB110 Series

Nissan introduced the new coupe to online marketing in April 1971 with the Sentra 1400 .The engines stopped belonging to the series A, with a new 1428 cc SOHC engine delivering 85 to 95 horsepower, depending on the preparation that was requested.

B210 Series

The third generation of the Nissan Sunny appears in 1973, when the series launches B210, marketed under that name in the United States. Their bodies were four-door sedan, two-door coupe and three-door hatchback, with designations Standard, Deluxe, GL (KPB210) and GX. In July 1976, appears in Japan Nissan Sunny 1400 GX-T, which was actually the first version of the range sports Sentra, now known as SE-R.

The pattern continued without significant change until 1976, when a new series of engines was incorporated into the model, providing customers with a range of engines from 1.1 liters to 1.6.

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