Japan Used Nissan Prairie for Sale

The Nissan Prairie was a mini MPV produced and marketed by the Japanese automaker Nissan motor company from 1981 to 2004. At the time of introduction of the third generation Nissan Prairie it was renamed to Nissan Prairie Liberty in 1988. In late 2004, it was replaced with the Nissan Lafesta.

The first generation of Nissan Prairie (series M10) was produced from 1982 to 1988. The platform of Nissan Prairie was based on the Nissan Sunny and powertrain based on the Nissan Stanza. It was a companion to the more traditional cabover Nissan Vanette. It was related to the Nissan Pulsar. It was available in 5-door minivan body style and Front engine, front wheel drive or All-wheel drive layout with engine options 1.5- liter E15S I4, 1.6-litre E16 I4, 1.8-litre CA18S I4 or 2.0-litre CA20S/CA20E I4.

The second generation of Nissan Prairie (series M11) was produced from 1988 to 1998. The platform was upgraded from the smaller 'Nissan Sunny' to the larger 'Nissan Bluebird'. It was called Nissan Prairie Joy. It was introduced as third seat passengers and load carrying minivan. It was related to the Nissan Avenir and also called Nissan Axxess.

The third generation of Nissan Prairie (series M12) was produced from 1998 to 2004. It was renamed to the Nissan Liberty. It was available in rear sliding doors with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive layout and equipped with the SR20DE or SR20DET engine that mated to either a 4-speed automatic or a CVT transmission.