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Nissan Sunny N13

1986 – 1990

The Nissan Sunny, produced by Japanese automaker Nissan, has a rich history from 1966 to 2004. Originally known as the Datsun Sunny, it went through a rebranding phase in the early 1980s to align with Nissan's global branding strategy. Production of the Sunny in Japan ceased in 2004, but the name continues to live on in regions like China and GCC countries, where it is used for a rebranded version of the Nissan Almera. In North America, the Nissan Sunny was rebranded as the Nissan Sentra, showcasing its versatile marketing strategies across different markets. The Mexican market knows the Sunny as the Nissan Tsuru, meaning "crane" in Japanese, reflecting elegance and longevity. Through the years, the Sunny evolved, with later models being larger and falling into the compact car category. Key Points: - The Nissan Sunny was produced by Nissan from 1966 to 2004. - It transitioned from being known as the Datsun Sunny to just Nissan Sunny in the early 1980s. - While production ended in Japan in 2004, the name continues to be used in China and GCC countries for a rebranded Nissan Almera. - In different markets, the Sunny was also known as the Nissan Sentra in North America and the Nissan Tsuru in Mexico. - The later models of the Sunny were characterized by their larger size and classification as compact cars.