I lived in Japan from '89 to '91 and saw tons of Figaros on the road back then. Cool-looking cars.
I don't know how they are to drive, but I've always assumed they were built on the Micra chassis ... so they should be pretty good.
Today we’re looking at something a little more modern and a little more unusual for a U.S.-based buyer. This 1991 Nissan Figaro is offered by Duncan Imports for $10,999. It may be relatively new, but it bears unmistakably classic lines. It’s a rare bird, too. The Figaro was only produced during the 1991 model year, and was only available in Japan. Leave it to Duncan Imports (the largest right-hand drive importer in the U.S.) to provide such an interesting classified.
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I lived in Japan from '89 to '91 and saw tons of Figaros on the road back then. Cool-looking cars.
I don't know how they are to drive, but I've always assumed they were built on the Micra chassis ... so they should be pretty good.
Duncan Imports has tons of right-hand drive cars and trucks---- it's a really cool website / showroom if you are into JDM machinery. They also have a bunch of incredibly low-mileage American and European cars. It's a very fun place to visit, virtually, or in person!
They have a lot of Figaro's there. I was there a few weeks ago because my wife wanted to test drive a Cappuccino and we just wandered around staring at cars for a couple of hours while we were there.
I highly recommend a visit if you are within driving distance.
We have a bunch in BC (we could import earlier than the US allows) Two on craigslist right now.
Also a Daihatsu Mira Gino! (Someone copied the Mini desig, big surprise)
I actually saw one outside of an REI in Denver. Caught me a little bit by surprise. My wife liked it though.
Saw one in Indianapolis a few weeks ago. Kristi Lee, the lady on the Bob and Tom radio show, owns it.
By the way, our friends at the Lane Motor Museum have several of these retro Nissans in their collection.
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