1 badge0 followers0 posts

Nissan Primera P10

1990 – 1997 — Japan

The Nissan Primera, a large family car produced by Nissan from 1990 to 2007, was marketed in Japan and Europe. In Japan, it replaced the Auster/Stanza, and in North America, it served as the entry-level luxury sports sedan for Infiniti. The word "primera" translates to "first" in Spanish, in its female form. The first generation of the Nissan Primera, known as the P10, was introduced in 1990. Prior to this, Nissan had been producing Bluebirds for the European market, which were essentially rebadged Auster/Stanza models from the Japanese market. The production of the Primera took place in Nissan's factory in Washington, Tyne and Wear, England. Key points: 1. The Nissan Primera was a large family car manufactured by Nissan from 1990 to 2007. 2. It was primarily targeted at the markets in Japan and Europe, replacing the Auster/Stanza in Japan. 3. In North America, the Primera was positioned as the entry-level luxury sports sedan for the Infiniti brand. 4. "Primera" means "first" in Spanish, in its female form. 5. The first generation of the Primera, known as the P10, was launched in 1990. 6. The production of the Primera in the European market saw Nissan transition from producing Bluebirds to the Primera at its factory in England.