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Nissan Violet

1973 – 1979

Nissan›Violet

The Nissan Violet is a Japanese car model that was introduced in 1973 through Nissan Cherry Store dealerships in Japan. It served as a larger offering compared to the Nissan Cherry. In 1977, the second generation of the Nissan Violet was launched, which branched out into two distinct lines: the Nissan Auster and the Nissan Stanza. These models, including the Nissan Violet, shared the A10 series designation and were manufactured in Japan at the Hiratsuka and Yokosuka assembly plants. The Nissan Stanza, positioned as a larger counterpart to the Nissan Sunny, was exclusively available through the Nissan Satio Store dealerships. On the other hand, the Auster trio was sold exclusively at Nissan Prince Store locations, being positioned as a

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Nissan Violet

1973 – 1979

Nissan›Violet

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A10

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Nissan Auster T11 JX

To beat strict Japanese emissions laws without losing power, the Auster JX used Nissan’s innovative NAPS-X engine technology, which featured two spark plugs per cylinder for a more efficient burn.