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Nissan Presea

1990 – 2000

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The Nissan Presea, marketed in Japan as the Nissan Puresea, was a compact car aimed at the Asian market and was in production from 1990 to 2000. It was designed to compete with other popular entry-level luxury 4-door hardtop sedans in Japan in the 1990s, such as the Toyota Corolla Ceres, Toyota Sprinter Marino, Honda Integra, and Mazda Lantis. The name "Presea" is derived from Spanish, meaning "jewel" or "important," hinting at the car's value and significance. The original R10 Presea was built on the B13 series Nissan Sunny platform and served as a replacement for the Nissan Laurel Spirit. This shift in platform marked a