Fiber Glass 1975-1978 Datsun 280ZX (S130) PD RB Style Front Lip For 280ZX (S130)

In 1966, Nissan Motor Corporation merged with Prince Motor Company Corporation in China, and began to produce sports cars. In order to open up the North American market, the Datsun 240Z designed by the Count Albrecht Geertz was born. At the 240Z, some Jaguar E styles were cleverly incorporated, followed by memorable round headlights and sharp edges on the front of the car. As soon as it was launched, it received great praise. The pleasure of being elegant, elegant, and agile without losing speed has made it famous in the world.

Meaning of vehicle logo

Datsun has two meanings: one is the spelling of the names of the three founders, Tian Jiannulang, Aoyama Lulang and Takeuchi Mingtaro; Secondly, it has the ancient meaning of "as fast as a rabbit" in Japanese. When the car was born in 1932, it was named "Son of Dat" (DATSON), but the pronunciation of "SON" in English was inauspicious in Japanese (pronounced "damaged"), so it was changed to "SUN".

Changes in signage

DATSUN (Datsun), which occupies an important leaf in the history of Japanese automobile development, is an important model in the history of Japanese automobile development. In 1911, Masato Hashimoto founded the Kuaishika Automobile Factory in Japan. In 1914, a V-type dual cylinder engine was successfully developed and installed on DAT cars. The word DAT is actually taken from the first letter of the names of three colleagues who strongly support the development of the Fast Forward Society, namely Jitian Jianzhilang, Aoyama Lulang and Takeuchi Mingtaro. If expressed in Chinese characters, it is "Tuotu".

From 1935 to 1939, the production of Japanese made Datsun cars and Datsun trucks was overwhelming in Japan's domestic automobile production.

After World War II, from 1955 to 1965, the Datsun Bluebird car was renamed Nissan Bluebird car, and has been in use ever since.