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Nissan Pulsar Overview
The Nissan Pulsar was initially classed as a subcompact car and then as a compact car in its later years. This vehicle was in production from 1978 to 2005 and has just made markets for 2013. The Pulsar name was not used in Europe or the UK and was mostly used in Japan and Australasia. This car was first introduced as a replacement for the Nissan Sunny and in 2007 the Nissan Tiida replaced the Pulsar. The latest version of the Nissan Pulsar, introduced in 2013, is a well built, good looking small car. They are comfortable cars, reasonably well equipped but they lack in drivability. The suspension and gearboxes leave a lot to be desired and overall there are better options on the market. Does this sound like your experience of the Pulsar?
Nissan Pulsar History
The Nissan Pulsar was first introduced in 1978 as a replacement for the Nissan Cherry. Before it was discontinued in 2005 when it was replaced with the Nissan Tiida, it was available over 6 different generations: 1st generation (1978-82), 2nd generation (1982-86), 3rd generation (1986-90), 4th generation (1990-95), 5th generation (1995-2000) and the 6th generation (2000-05). The Nissan Tiida replaced the void left by the Pulsar in 2007.
The newly released 7th generation (2013-present) is only available in the Australian and New Zealand markets. This is the current version on the market.
Model Types
ST
ST-L
Ti
Fuel Economy
The Nissan Pulsar has been available in several different
engines over its lifetime. These engines include the following: 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0 or 2.2L petrol and 1.7L diesel. The diesel engine is the most economical, and these cars have been pretty good in terms of fuel economy. Which engine did you have and how did it perform economically?
Transmission
The Nissan Pulsar has been available in the following gearboxes: 5 or 6-speed manual, 3-speed automatic and CVT gearboxes. Which gearbox did you have and how did you rate is performance? Check out our
Nissan gearbox section to see if your Pulsar gearbox parts are available.
Parts
If you are looking for Nissan Pulsar parts then we want to help you find them at the right prices. We can help you find the right parts at the right prices. Our comprehensive network of verified UK Breakers has parts available for all makes and models. You can enter your vehicle details in our part finder or visit the
Pulsar parts page to locate the exact parts you need for your vehicle.
