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See the [[Nissan]] page for additional comments about Datsun. | See the [[Nissan]] page for additional comments about Datsun. | ||
== List of Datsun models == | == List of Datsun models == | ||
* [[Datsun 120Y|120Y]] | * [[Datsun 120Y|120Y]] | ||
==See Also== | |||
{{Datsun}} | |||
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[[Category:Makes]] | [[Category:Makes]] | ||
[[Category:Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers]] | [[Category:Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers]] | ||
[[Category:Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of Japan]] | [[Category:Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of Japan]] | ||
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Datsun was the name Nissan used before it became Nissan. Nissan was the parent company of Datsun, and in the late 1970s on some models, Datsun started using the Nissan name on the car to eventually phase the name in once it was decided that the Datsun name would be dropped. The newly introduced 1982 Nissan Sentra (replacing the outgoing 210 model) was the first Nissan model that would actually be known primarily as a Nissan instead of a Datsun, even though it still sported a small Datsun badge.
See the Nissan page for additional comments about Datsun.
