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Nissan Cedric Y33

1995 – 1999

The Nissan Cedric was a prominent large automobile manufactured by Nissan from 1960 to 2015 with the aim of providing luxurious transportation. It entered the market to rival the Prince Skyline and Gloria models, which eventually became part of the Nissan lineup. Over the years, the Nissan Skyline transitioned into a sports sedan/coupe, while the Nissan Gloria evolved into a sporty variant of the Cedric, featuring similar design elements but with distinct front grille and lighting clusters. Affectionately known in Japan as CedGlo, the Cedric/Gloria series enjoyed a long production run until 2004, when it was succeeded by the Nissan Fuga. Following its discontinuation, the Cedric name continued its legacy on the Y31 series of fleet vehicles, primarily designated as taxicabs, where it competes with the Toyota Comfort model and remains operational. Key points: - The Nissan Cedric was a large upscale automobile manufactured by Nissan from 1960 to 2015. - It competed with the Prince Skyline and Gloria models before they were integrated into the Nissan brand. - The Nissan Skyline transitioned to a sports sedan/coupe, while the Nissan Gloria became a sportier version of the Cedric. - The Cedric/Gloria series, affectionately known as CedGlo, ended in 2004 and was succeeded by the Nissan Fuga. - The Cedric name continues to be used on the Y31 fleet vehicles, mainly serving as