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Nissan Gloria Y30

1985 – 1987 — Japan

The Gloria is a large luxury car originally manufactured by the Prince Motor Company starting in 1959, later produced by Nissan Motors after the merger with Prince. The vehicle was initially known as the Prince Gloria before being rebranded as the Nissan Gloria in subsequent years. The Gloria was initially based on the smaller Prince Skyline model and shared some components with the Nissan Cedric line from 1971 onwards until both models were eventually replaced by the Nissan Fuga in 2004. Following the merger with Prince, the Gloria was sold alongside the Nissan Skyline under the Nissan badge and distributed through the Nissan Prince Shop dealership network, which was previously associated with the Prince company. The Gloria featured the Prince G engine until 1969, showcasing the marriage of technologies and design elements from both manufacturers. Key points: 1. The Gloria is a large luxury car that originated from the Prince Motor Company in 1959 before being produced by Nissan Motors post-merger. 2. Originally marketed as the Prince Gloria, it was later rebranded as the Nissan Gloria. 3. The Gloria shared components with the Nissan Cedric and was eventually succeeded by the Nissan Fuga in 2004. 4. The vehicle used the Prince G engine until 1969, displaying a blend of technologies from Prince and Nissan. 5. Sold through the Nissan Prince Shop network, the Gloria was distributed alongside the Nissan Skyline, catering to the luxury car market segment.