Automotive history has taught us that some car models become instant icons, while others are relegated to some corner of the industry’s history books, only to be remembered by a select few. Not sure ...

This 1969 Datsun 510 for sale on Exotic Car Trader features racing-inspired modifications, classic styling, and vintage motorsport appeal.

Today's Nice Price or No Dice Datsun is claimed in its ad to have never left California and still wears its era-correct license plates from that state. Let's see if its price tag makes it a blue plate ...

Datsun (actually the Nissan Corp.) is doing well in the United States. In the pace-setting Los Angeles market, where fully 21.4% of the new cars sold in 1967 were imported— right, 21.4% — Datsun ...

Japfest is always packed with jaw-dropping Japanese metal, but every now and then, a car rolls in that stops people in their tracks. Enter Ben Kimball’s modified Datsun 510 Bluebird, a retro ...

It's still difficult to believe that within the span of the past decade Nissan resurrected the Datsun brand to great fanfare, only to close it down just a little over a year ago. If we hadn't attended ...

From the May 1980 issue of Car and Driver. It's hell out there in the automotive business, but you wouldn't know it by watching Datsun. While most other manufacturers are leaning out their model lines ...

Yutaka Katayama, Nissan’s first U.S. president, who grabbed American consumer awareness by introducing the affordable Datsun Z sports car in the early 1970s, has died at 105. Known publicly as “Mr. K, ...

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