Japan Used Nissan Cima for Sale

The Nissan Cima is a large full-size luxury Sedan produced by Nissan Motors for the Japanese market. The car's name is derived from Spanish for "summit". In Japan, the Cima has traditionally been Nissan's rival to the Toyota Crown Royal Saloon G and later Majesta. The Cima in the first two generations was a more luxurious and larger version of the Cedric and Gloria, with the Cima sharing the V8 engine from the earlier flagship Nissan President, Nissan's alternative to the Toyota Century.

The Nissan Cima was introduced in 1988 and was based on an elongated Cedric and Gloria chassis. With its phenomenal sales—about 64,000 units sold the first year and 120,000 in four years—the car became a symbol of the bubble economy.

The later iterations of the Cima were exported to the United States as the Infiniti Q45. The Q45 was discontinued after 2006, however the Cima and the President continued in production until August 2010, leaving the Nissan Fuga to become the lone flagship.