1992 Nissan Stanza XE Start Up, Engine, and In Depth Tour
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- In this video I give a full in depth tour of the 1992 Nissan Stanza XE. I take viewers on a close look through the interior and exterior of this car while showing details, over viewing of features, and noting unique styling cues to the vehicle itself. I also show the engine and the details of it, start it up and see how it sounds under acceleration. A thorough tour/review of this car designed to give others a greater overall appreciation of the vehicle.
Honestly, one of the most reliable cars ever made. My family purchased one brand new in 1991 and 25 years later it drove like it was just getting broken in.
How’s it holding looking into getting one listed
In Australia, we call the Stanza the Pintara. My aunt had a '91 model. It had done 230,000 kms (142,000 miles) when she sold it and she absolutely loved it. Also you don't see too many Pintaras in Australia anymore either
I just bought a 1992 Stanza XE today 12/27/18 for 800 bucks with a milage of 129k miles and runs great !!! Super clean and I love it , best 800 bucks that I invested
Relic of Nissan's good old days- I gotta find me one of these!
i’m fixing one up right now
I have one now and I’ll sell it for 1,600 it’s the xe model
My grandparents had one. It's nostalgic for me.
Made to last, wow this thing is clean.
I remember my dad bought one brand new. I went 130 mph on it like nothing. It didn't even feel like I was going that fast
My dad also got one new but 10 years later traded it in for a Mitsubishi Galant. Then a ‘09 Altima and now a ‘17 Altima
Great car! I put a lot of miles on my 1990. What a great interior. That "fresh air" switch on the hvac controls was my favorite feature. I've never seen it on any other car. (You could have hot air on your feet and fresh air through the vents. Amazing!)
I like the old cars from the 80's & 90's.
All nissans used to built in japan and older nissans are extremely reliable. As soon as nissan started building their cars in U.S and mexico their reliability ratings went straight to shitter.
Especially when they merged with Renault in 1999 and started making them cheaper and putting CVT transmissions in the Murranos, Maxima, and Altimas!
Had one of these. Super reliable
Had one of these, manual.. loved it!
My aunt had a Sky Blue 1989 Nissan Stanza. That was one of my favorite cars growing up!
I had a 92 Stanza XE the exact same color when I was in college. It ran great & had good power. Brings back memories...
i just bought a 91' stanza!
Daniel Da Silva it’s my brothers now and I drive a Cressida
Xisadz Gokou wow impressive
Last time I saw a Cressida was couple months ago, they run a long time and that stanza man those are durable machines, completely off topic comment but my neighbor still has a 1996 Nissan Maxima gle beige, unfortunately it’s been sitting in their backyard for a couple months now
i have a 90 stanza working on it rn
Stanza. The four-door-version of the Silvia.
Terho Wright Fwd, ka...nah
Yeah the motor. It just turned sideways lol
I had one of these 1990 in gold. Bought new in 1990 and drove until 238,000 miles sometimes at 130mph, until 2003 when I totaled it. Crashed into a benz. Totaled with no coolant in the radiator but still drive it home for 30 miles like that and then 2 days later I drove it to the junkyard. This was a sad day, Today I own an R34 GTR in bayside blue so I am not complaining.
SWEET! I love how you're delving into these less popular cars! =) =)=) Thanks Saabkyle!!!!!
238k and still running strong, love the KA24. Tight closing doors, solid engine, nice quality materials through out just another testimonial to Nissan's great car building.
Thank you Kyle my family used to have one of these back in the day, awesome review as usual man
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Just came here for the memories. My first car was a 92 Nissan Stanza, pearl white with a sunroof. Some of my best memories were had in that car 😂
The first car I truly experienced driving was the Nissan Pintara (Australian market counterpart to this Stanza) with a driving instructor in 1993 (when it would have been near new), so this held a special interest for me. Same colour from memory!
First: May 21st is ending here in Greece and the World is still standing... LOL
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Very nice car. I love the automatic seatbelts. Such a touch of innovation for late80s or early90s cars. I just love those japanese vehicles. Everlasting. Sidemarker lights are charming, besides a safety item.
Thanks for sharing, Kyle.
Yes. The Altima replaced the Stanza. The Altima came out in late late 1992, and was sold as a 1993 model.
I know others mentioned it, but it's almost eery, how much this Stanza remind me the Maximas of that era both in exterior and interior styling. Dashboard, dials, even down to locations and the look of the individual switches and buttons. In any case, this vehicle is an excellent testimony for the quality Nissan has built into their products. After 19 years this car can still be a desirable purchase for an individual, or a small family on a tight budget.
about two months ago I just purchased a 1992 nissan stanza from the auction
Heheheheh, I'm the 18,000th viewer!
...and I'm gonna be going to go test drive a '92 Stanza XE with 113K miles on it tomorrow!
I still got my 1990 stanza!
I miss our 1992 Nissan stanza xe loved it
I love how you move the logo to revel the keyhole for the trunk
You gotta love Nissans for their durability... My dad sold his 1998 Nissan Tsuru (Nissan Sentra B13 in the US) in 2006, with almost 280,000 miles (he drove the car a lot in highways), and the engine was still in pretty good shape: no oil dripping or anything, and it didn't need any major maintenance at that point...
the horn is very cute hell the entire car is cute
right it’s my dream car
My cousin had a Nissan Altima. It was a pretty neat car. Loved the seat belts.
I have a gray 1992 XE like this one, 99,800 original miles, it's pretty neat
I’d say it was mostly a overall well built, put together car!
Very nice!
This might be my first car
I'm picking up one of these in a couple days, thanks for the super informative video! Greatly looking forward to my soon to be car ❤️🚗
Alma Santini how's your car???
yo tengo un nissan Stanza XE 1991 motor 2.4 muy bonito soy de Guatemala y no encuentro repuestos para mi auto luche consiguiendo un sensor TPS ME PODRIAN AYUDAR AVER SI LE HACE ALGO DE OTRO AUTO
Please Kyle do the Caddy I love Cadillacs and i want tl see tht one and do the van with the bad hood.
i like the owner of this car , he took good care of it
i had a red 1990 like that back in 99 to 2001. i loved that car. it ran and drove so well. mine was a 5 speed not an auto and the last manual i owned. sady it was hit and totalled by some driver that wasnt paying attention. i think otherwise I would have drove that car 4 or 5 more years easy.
This is a nice first car for any one who just got there license, and it can probably keep up with the rest of traffic on the highway.
How I miss my grey 1990 Nissan Stanza back in 2001 that also had automatic/powered options like the front seat belts, and all of the windows.
I also love the ding sound that it made.
The foreign countries back in the 90's really produced some great cars that also had their own unique look, and great on gas as well.
Even when I had a 1985 burgundy Toyota Camry in '98, that also had automatic/powered options, $10 would fill up the gas tank, and lasted a week to a week, and a half.
**sighs**
Those were the days.
Big fan of this Stanza model
Our family bought a 1990 new pretty much identical to this. I sold it in 2004 to a friend for $1000 with over 300000km... didn't smoke, needed nothing... he drove it for 3 years and didn't have to do anything but brakes and tires and he sold it for 1000dollars... one the best cars my family ever owned.
I remembering having an old field car one of these. It was messed up and barely running, so it was retired to being driven around cornfields for fun. Can't say much about it. It was fun while it lasted!
I had a brand new 1992 Model. Very reliable vehicle. I gave it to my nephew, when the car was 10 years old. He drove it into the ground. Oh well.
this car was transformed into the nissan Altima for model year 1993. The Stanza has a peppy 4 cyl engine. The only issue with this car is fuel economy. It's close to that of a small 6 cylinder. This car is very comfortable and rather good looking when kept in excellent condition.
MCAReview the original Altima! Stanza was my first car :)
i love those old ding dong bell chimes!!!
I like old japanese cars
Love them
Just like back in the day when I had my 1990 one.
That chime 😩
would you be happy if they bring back that chime and put it in newer nissan cars lol :)
i must say this is quite loaded for its time!
POWER WINDOWS
I love the dinger in that car, alot better sounding than the usual dong dong dong dong lol
I love those automatic seat belts.
Did this ever come with leather seats?
It looks similar to the 2016 Nissan Altima and brings back the retro style
@902120 I see I'm not the only one who does! Nissan really should bring it back!
there is no end of the world on may 21.
dec 21 2012 is when it will end LOL
great vid kyle!
I Love 90's Nissan Car Horns it reminds me of the one that had the 1993 Nissan Serena of my grandfather.
Who was the previous owner? Looks inside "senior"care (no kids ice cream on upholstery, etc)
looks a lot like my 1990 toyota camry, nice car too bad the sunlight damaged the painting
My dad had 2 of these cars in 2004-2006, one he bought and was working and the other one had a blown engine (not sure) but the body and everything was even newer for free.
perfect first car
Reminds me of a Maxima we had from around that era. It was a pretty cool little car.
MAN BASIC JAPAN SEDAN IS PLEASING TO MY EYES AND EARRSSSS
this is a pretty looking car!
A real work work horse🐎 I still don't know what the hell that metal bar strip if its a reflector where between the reverse taillights are.
Does anyone know what the random button under the steering wheel does?
I like that chime
i've never heard of a manual sunroof
Around 60 decibels maybe in the cabin. Very quiet. 👍🏽 loved Nissan/ Datsun back then. 6:36
@mrj2004 I had a loaded 1991 GXE for my first car when i turned 16. We bought it with 192,000 miles and it was in amazing shape and mechanically solid. I'm still bummed that I don't have it anymore. What a great car!
Too bad it lost out to the Accord and Camry (and even the Taurus/Sable)
And don't forget the outstanding maxima
toyoscio the Taurus beat it bkuz of the the Taurus SHO
@@sleepsthaloco2785 lol which Yamaha designed the engine and they work with Toyota
toyoscio and? Chrysler made the first V10 engine for Lamborghini
@@sleepsthaloco2785 Yes and look at where Chrysler is
Very nice Stanza! Great vid as always Kyle!
Wish they would make the Automatic retractable seat belts again
Perfect review & great Nissan.
0:48 I like that startup
Is that antenna a manual antenna and is it original?
Used to see these everywhere in toronto
that is a cool seatbelt.. first time seeing that kind...
the 1990-1992 Nissan Stanza was assembled in
Hiratsuka, Japan
Oppama, Japan
fantastic car
The third middle rear reverse light reflector is not a dummy light it's just a metal bar.
The sunroof doesn't remove, it pops up. Our '88 Hyundai had one just like it =)
About 5 years ago when I was still a car salesman, we had a customer trade in a burgandy 92 Stanza just like this. Little did I or the other guys notice, but that customer had 2 identical (different VINS and registrations, of course) 92 Stanza's--one was good and one was crappy. He had us appraise the good one, but he traded in the crappy one. We were all so pissed after this.
The down payment's included in the center console
@Ty4ons Yeah a lot of those Euro cars have rear fogs also the new Chrysler 300 has rear fogs.
My moms first car was a brand new 1992 Nissan Stanza in this same color.
Nate Kenny Uhhhhhhhh you mean Altima 😂
Nate Kenny 1992 was the final year for the Stanza 93 was the first year of the Altima
Carrington Hollister you're right hers was a 1992
Are those rare? I don't think I've seen one in my area, or maybe I have and just thought it was an corolla or camry. With 138hp I bet it's not bad to drive either. I love how wild and random your selection of videos is. Keep it up!
@mjaco2011 Chevrolet style, there were a lot of manual sunroofs in late eighty's early 90's cavaliers and Beretta's
seems it has most of the equipments that my new 2010 mazda 6 has even though its almost 20 years ago.... :(
You don't see too many Stanzas anymore
is that a stock antenna?
@phoenixm4 they are removable if they malfuction. theres a release lever on it near the track. to take em off
I love the old Nissan door ding!
@sparky8619 Regulation, all cars without airbag after 1990 had to have automatic seatbelts, then you have 5 mph bumpers and of course chimes for pretty much everything. LHD how ever isn't an American thing though.
It's not just the US though, regulation found in most other countries require rear fog lights (think only some European cars have it in the US, Volvo does at least), adjustable height for low beams if they aren't automatic and now daytime running lamps.
Great video!!! My uncle had one of these and loved it, he kept it until it died but I must say a good car.....Could u do a comparison on that Deville and Town Car in the background...
i miss that car
How much it cost?
@AceNizzle Proper maint and shifting will do alot for you in that car. Not to mention its pretty light too
This car was a legend before the Nissan Altima
Perfect NISSAN.
@benpinter1988 Is it in that burgundy color? I have a 1996 Avalon in the same color and I have to keep it waxed and garaged all of the time to keep the paint from fading. If it's not too bad yet and you still have enough clear coat, you could try getting it buffed. That helped out my paint a lot.