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Nissan Gloria Y33

1995 – 1999 — Japan

The Gloria, a large luxury car manufactured by the Prince Motor Company starting in 1959 and later by Nissan Motors after the two companies merged, has a rich history in the Japanese automotive industry. Originally known as the Prince Gloria before the merger, it was later rebranded as the Nissan Gloria. The car was initially based on the smaller Prince Skyline model. In 1971, the Gloria line was integrated with the Nissan Cedric series, leading to the production of models that continued until 2004. Both the Nissan Gloria and Cedric were eventually succeeded by the Nissan Fuga. Following the merger with Nissan, the Gloria was sold alongside the Nissan Skyline, leveraging the established Nissan Prince Shop dealership network that was previously associated with the Prince Motor Company. The Prince G engine powered the Gloria until 1969. Key points: 1. The Gloria was a large luxury car initially manufactured by the Prince Motor Company and later by Nissan Motors after a merger. 2. It was first marketed as the Prince Gloria and later as the Nissan Gloria. 3. The Gloria was based on the Prince Skyline and later merged with the Nissan Cedric in 1971. 4. Both the Nissan Gloria and Cedric models were produced until 2004 when they were replaced by the Nissan Fuga. 5. The Gloria was sold through the Nissan Prince Shop network of dealerships that were previously associated with the Prince company. 6. The Prince G engine powered the Gloria until 1969, showcasing a