Nissan Vehicles for Sale

The performance half

Most of the demand for Japanese-market Nissans comes from one engine family. The Silvia and 180SX listings here record the SR20DE and SR20DET; the Bluebird SSS pairs an SR20DET with all-wheel drive; the Gloria records a VQ30DET. These are the cars people import by name rather than by need, and they are priced accordingly.

The working half

The other side of the Nissan list is commercial: Atlas and Vanette cab-over trucks, the Civilian minibus that underpins some camper conversions, and the Clipper. The Atlas has a long history in this role — it replaced both the original Clipper and the Caball in Nissan's range. The Clipper name later came back as a badge on other makers' kei trucks: a Mitsubishi Minicab from 2003 to 2013, a Suzuki Carry from 2013.

The current Nissan list

20 vehicles, $4,180–$39,995 — the widest price spread of any make here, which is what happens when a tuner coupe and a twenty-five-year-old delivery truck share a page. 15 are manual, 5 automatic, 5 recorded as four-wheel drive.

Use the model list above to jump straight to the nameplate you want. Different states take different views on registering imports, so verify yours in advance. Ask us whenever you want to talk it through.