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Tsuru

1984 - 1992

The Nissan Tsuru is a compact sedan produced by Nissan in Mexico starting in 1992, based on the contemporary Nissan Sunny. This model was widely distributed in Mexico and other Latin American countries, where it is also known as the Sentra Clásico. The Tsuru is recognized for its robustness, reliability, and affordable maintenance costs, making it a popular choice among Mexican drivers. (fr.wikipedia.org)

Variants by year

6 versions

1992

T
C
1992
Tsuru Sedan

1987

T
C
1987
Tsuru Sedan
T
C
1987
Tsuru Wagon

1984

T
R
1984
Tsuru Fastback Coupé
T
C
1984
Tsuru Sedan
T
C
1984
Tsuru Wagon

Model summary

Data from the ScanRacer library, organized to compare versions quickly.

6referenced versions
1984 - 1992covered years
0published scans
0contributing members
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Commondominant rarity

Model introduction

The Nissan Tsuru is a compact sedan produced by Nissan in Mexico starting in 1992, based on the contemporary Nissan Sunny. This model was widely distributed in Mexico and other Latin American countries, where it is also known as the Sentra Clásico. The Tsuru is recognized for its robustness, reliability, and affordable maintenance costs, making it a popular choice among Mexican drivers. (fr.wikipedia.org)

History

The Nissan Tsuru was introduced in Mexico in 1992, replacing the Datsun Violet. Based on the Nissan Sunny, it was produced in three generations until 2017. The first generation (1992-1997) was followed by the second (1998-2004) and the third (2005-2017). Production ceased in May 2017, after over 2.4 million units were produced. (motortrend.com)

Generations

The Nissan Tsuru underwent three main generations: - **First generation (1992-1997)**: Based on the Nissan Sunny, this version was introduced in 1992, replacing the Datsun Violet. (motortrend.com) - **Second generation (1998-2004)**: This version continued to offer characteristics of robustness and reliability, solidifying the Tsuru's reputation in the Mexican market. (eluniversal.com.mx) - **Third generation (2005-2017)**: The final version produced until 2017, it maintained the quality and performance standards expected by consumers. (motortrend.com) Each generation contributed to the enduring popularity of the Tsuru in Mexico and other Latin American markets.

Key differences

The main differences between the generations of the Nissan Tsuru include: - **Exterior design**: Each generation featured aesthetic evolutions, with modifications to the grille, headlights, and taillights to reflect the trends of the time. - **Technology and equipment**: Later versions introduced technological improvements, such as more advanced audio systems and air conditioning options. - **Performance and engines**: Adjustments were made to engines and transmissions to enhance performance and fuel efficiency. These differences allowed the Tsuru to remain competitive and appealing to consumers over the years.

Photo recognition

To identify a 1992 Nissan Tsuru, look for the following features: - **Exterior design**: Compact four-door sedan approximately 4.32 meters in length. - **Wheel dimensions**: 13 to 14-inch rims with tire sizes ranging from 175/70SR13 to 185/60R14. - **Engine**: 1.6 L inline 4-cylinder engine producing 105 horsepower. These distinctive elements can help in recognizing a 1992 Tsuru.

Important versions

Notable versions of the Nissan Tsuru include: - **Tsuru Samurai (1987)**: Sporty version with a 1.6 L turbo engine, offering enhanced performance. - **Tsuru Ninja Turbo (1987)**: Version equipped with a 1.6 L turbo engine, providing improved performance. These versions marked the model's history by offering sportier options to consumers.

References

Frequently asked questions

What years was the Nissan Tsuru produced?
ScanRacer's referenced versions cover 1984 - 1992.