Nissan crew

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Nissan
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Crew (K30)
Production period: 1994-2009
Class : Middle class
Body versions : limousine
Engines: Otto engines :
2.0 liters
(63–96 kW)
Diesel engine :
2.8 liters (69 kW)
Length: 4595 mm
Width: 1720 mm
Height: 1460 mm
Wheelbase : 2665 mm
Empty weight : 1240-1370 kg

The Nissan Crew is a rear-wheel drive sedan built by the Japanese car manufacturer Nissan since 1994 .

In January 1994, Nissan launched the crew, which is related to the slightly larger Nissan Cedric Y31, which, with its emphatically sober body and relatively simple technology (rear rigid axle), is primarily intended to appeal to the taxi and large customer market.

The crew's main competitor is the similarly designed Toyota Comfort . In 1998, 2001 and 2005 the crew received slight refreshments.

The crew was initially powered by a two-liter in-line six-cylinder type RB20E, later the four-cylinder type NA20P was used as the drive, which is operated with liquid gas and in this form produces 62.5 kW (85 PS) (RB20E: 96 kW / 130 PS) .

In addition to the gasoline engine, there was also a 2.8-liter in-line six-cylinder diesel engine (type RD28E) with 69 kW (94 hp).

The model range comprised the equipment variants LS-F (basic model) and the better equipped versions LS and LX; In 2007 the versions were named EL, GL and GLX.

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  • Automobil Revue , catalog number 1995
  • Nissan Crew, Japanese sales brochure, print number C1914-8061ACA (2004)

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