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Nissan Cedric 330

1975 – 1979

The Nissan Cedric was a large automobile produced by Nissan from 1960 to 2015, designed to offer upscale transportation options. It competed with models like the Prince Skyline and Gloria, which eventually merged into the Nissan lineup. The Cedric was intended as a luxurious and prestigious vehicle option for consumers. Over the years, the Nissan Skyline was marketed as a sports sedan or coupe, while the Gloria was transformed into a sportier version of the Cedric, featuring the same overall design but with distinct radiator grille and front and rear light clusters. In Japan, the Cedric/Gloria line was affectionately known as CedGlo. The Cedric/Gloria line wrapped up in October 2004, and was succeeded by the Nissan Fuga. However, the Cedric name continued to be utilized on the Y31 series fleet vehicle, typically serving as a taxi option. The Y31 series maintains competition with the Toyota Comfort and is still in production, continuing the legacy of the Cedric name. Key Points: - The Nissan Cedric was a large, upscale automobile produced by Nissan from 1960 to 2015. - Originally created to provide luxurious transportation, it competed with models like the Prince Skyline and Gloria, which later became part of Nissan's vehicle lineup. - The Cedric evolved into a sportier version through the Gloria, while the Skyline was positioned as a sports sedan or coupe. - In Japan, the Cedric/Gloria series was affection