Datsun 1500

The Datsun 1500 1.5L Sports was introduced in 1959 as a sporty coupe variant. It featured the same 1488 cc engine but was tuned for greater output, delivering 85 hp. This lightweight coupe was aimed at enthusiasts and provided a more engaging driving experience.

The Datsun 1500 1.5L Sedan was introduced in 1954 as part of the first generation. It features a 1488 cc inline-four engine producing 60 hp, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. This sedan variant offered a spacious interior and was one of Datsun's early attempts at competing in the compact car market.

The Datsun 1500 1.5L Deluxe Sedan was introduced in 1956, offering enhanced features compared to the base model. It retained the 1488 cc inline-four engine but included upgraded interior materials and additional trim options. This variant catered to buyers looking for more comfort and style.

The Datsun 1500 2.0L GLX was introduced in 1971 as a higher trim variant of the 2.0L Sedan. It featured more luxurious interior appointments, improved audio systems, and enhanced exterior styling. This model was aimed at buyers looking for a premium driving experience.

The Datsun 1500 1.6L Sedan was introduced in 1963, featuring a larger 1595 cc inline-four engine producing 96 hp. This model provided improved performance, and its spacious cabin made it a popular choice among families during the 1960s.

The Datsun 1500 1.6L Station Wagon was introduced in 1964, offering practicality with a versatile wagon body style. It utilized the same 1595 cc engine as the sedan variant, making it suitable for families needing extra cargo space and passenger capacity.

The Datsun 1500 2.0L Sedan was introduced in 1968, featuring a new 1998 cc inline-six engine producing 130 hp. This variant marked a significant performance upgrade, appealing to buyers seeking a balance of power and comfort in a family sedan.