Like the air-cooled Volkswagen Beetle of yore, the Datsun 510 enjoys a rather unique niche in the annals of automotive history. While never produced in the teeming numbers that the old vintage Bugs ...

The little Datsun 510 has always been a favorite among lovers of Japanese classics, a car that we may as well consider the Toyota AE86 of the 1970s. With a series of body shapes available to customers ...

Legendary status or not, the Datsun 510 / Nissan Bluebird is one of the smartest cars Japan has ever made, and that’s a fact. Meet Troy Ermish, a 510 specialist who now owns one particularly rare ...

Today's Nice Price or No Dice Datsun is claimed in its ad to have never left California and still wears its era-correct license plates from that state. Let's see if its price tag makes it a blue plate ...

Datsun was the name Nissan used when they first started exporting vehicles to America in 1958 and continued to use until 1984, when the Datsun name was dropped in favor of Nissan. The 510 models that ...

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This isn't your average Nissan Patrol; we're talking about a 2,000-horsepower beast. The RB-powered monster is said to produce more power than a supercar, and that's without even touching its nitrous ...