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Nissan Violet A10

1977 – 1979

The Nissan Violet is a car model that originated in Japan in 1973 as a larger alternative to the Nissan Cherry, available exclusively at Japanese Nissan dealerships known as Nissan Cherry Store. In 1977, the second generation of the Nissan Violet was introduced, with the model line expanding to include two additional variants: the Nissan Auster and the Nissan Stanza. All three models shared the A10 series identifier and were manufactured in Japan at assembly plants located in Hiratsuka and Yokosuka. The Nissan Stanza, one of the newly added models, was offered exclusively at Japanese Nissan dealerships called Nissan Satio Store. It served as a larger companion model to the Nissan Sunny. On the other hand, the Nissan Auster triplet was exclusively available at Nissan Prince Store locations, positioned as a larger option to the Nissan Langley. Key Points: 1. The Nissan Violet was first introduced in Japan in 1973 as a larger alternative to the Nissan Cherry. 2. The second generation of the Nissan Violet was unveiled in 1977, which included two additional models: the Nissan Stanza and the Nissan Auster. 3. All three models shared the A10 series identifier and were manufactured at assembly plants in Hiratsuka and Yokosuka. 4. The Nissan Stanza was exclusively offered at Nissan Satio Store as a larger companion to the Nissan Sunny. 5. The Nissan Auster triplet was available exclusively at Nissan Prince Store locations as a larger companion to the Nissan Langley.