Nissan S-Cargo

Nissan S- Cargo ( 1989)

The Nissan S -Cargo is a small MPV by the Japanese car manufacturer Nissan. The S -Cargo design was inspired by the Citroën 2CV Camionette; even including the steering wheel. The 2CV was relatively popular at that time in Japan. The technical characteristics of the S -Cargo are largely identical to the Nissan March or Micra.

The car was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1989 and made ​​between 1989 and 1992 by the Pike Factory for Nissan. There were about 12,000 pieces. All S -Cargo are right hand drive. While they were initially offered only in Japan, it was later also gray imports.

The small mini-van has already achieved cult status, despite its unusual design, which is often compared to that of toy cars. McDonald's and KFC have used it as a mobile advertising space.

The S -Cargo was equipped with a four-cylinder engine with 1487 cm3 displacement and an output of 73 hp ( 54 kW). He had a 3- speed automatic transmission and air conditioning.

Optionally, there were also oval windows in the sides of the cargo space and an electric sunroof.