Datsun 810

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The Datsun 810 is a late-1970s to early-1980s mid-size sedan and wagon produced by Nissan, known for its inline-six engines and for evolving into the Nissan Maxima.

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instanceOf automobile model
assembly Japan
bodyStyle 4-door sedan
5-door station wagon
brand Datsun
category 1970s automobiles
1980s automobiles
class mid-size car
countryOfOrigin Japan
doorCount 4
driveType rear-wheel drive
emblem Datsun badge
linked to: Datsun
engineConfiguration inline-six engine
engineType L24E inline-six petrol engine
L28E inline-six petrol engine
fuelType petrol
generationCount 1 main generation with facelifts
introducedAs successor to the 610-series Bluebird in export markets
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout
manufacturer Nissan
market North America
marketedAs Datsun 810 Maxima (later years in North America)
linked to: Datsun 810
marketFocus North American market comfort and performance
marketPosition positioned above smaller Datsun compacts in North America
notableFeature equipped with fuel-injected inline-six engines in many trims
served as the basis for the first-generation Nissan Maxima
notableFor smooth inline-six performance in a mid-size body
platform Nissan Bluebird 810 platform
predecessor Nissan Bluebird (610)
linked to: Nissan Bluebird
productionEnd 1984
productionStart 1976
relatedTo Nissan Bluebird
Nissan Maxima
seatingCapacity 5
segment family car segment
soldAs Nissan Bluebird 810 in Japan
successor Nissan Maxima
transmission 3-speed automatic transmission
4-speed manual transmission
5-speed manual transmission
wheelbase approximately 2640 mm

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Nissan Maxima predecessor Datsun 810
Datsun 810 marketedAs Datsun 810 Maxima (later years in North America)
linked to: Datsun 810