Datsun Sunny B110 1200 Coupe 1971
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Specifications Datsun Sunny B110 1200 Coupe 1971 blueprint
The Datsun Sunny B110 1200 Coupe 1971 is a popular Japanese vehicle that combined the quality and performance of a luxury car with the budget friendly provisions of a compact car. It was offered with a two-door coupé body style and a 1.2-litre A12 (L11) engine, that was capable of producing up to 83 bhp and capable of reaching speeds of over 105 km/h. It came standard with the MacPherson strut independent suspension system that allowed for higher maneuverability, combined with the rigid monocoque construction, making for a strong and reliable frame. The exterior design of the Sunny B110 was all about creating a sleek and modern look, with a short wheelbase and long body, giving the car a sporty look paired with an aerodynamic profile. Its iconic silver-finish grille paired well with the angular headlamp bezels and attractively styled bumpers. On the interior, the B110 featured comfortable seating for four, with its well-padded bucket seats and adjustable headrests. The dashboard was impressively styled with the large three-spoke steering wheel, easily accessible dials and accessibility to the radio controls. It had a total capacity of 11.8 cubic feet of cargo for ample storage space. Overall, the Datsun Sunny B110 1200 Coupe 1971 was a versatile and stylish vehicle that provided an enjoyable ride with a reliable engine and stable suspension system. It offered a budget friendly option in the luxury car segment, and was favored by many for its modern look and robust features.
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