The 1988 Nissan President is an ultra-luxury, full-sized flagship
limousine primarily manufactured for the Japanese domestic market
(JDM) to compete with the Toyota Century. Reserved for corporate
high-rollers, government officials, and VIPs, it represents the
absolute pinnacle of 1980s Japanese executive luxury.Performance &
Mechanical Specs- Chassis Generation: H252 series (part of the
long-running second generation).- Engine: 4.4-liter (4,414 cc)
"Y44" V8 petrol engine.- Power Output: Around 197 horsepower (147
kW).- Transmission: 3-speed automatic transmission driving the rear
wheels (RWD).- Performance: 0--60 mph in roughly 11.5 seconds with
a heavy focus on smooth, quiet cruising over speed.Following a
massive mid-cycle refresh in 1982, the 1988 model features distinct
square halogen headlights, a massive chrome grille, a prominent
hood ornament, and classic JDM fender-mounted side mirrors.Because
owners were meant to be driven by a chauffeur, the car's most
lavish technology is concentrated in the rear passenger
compartment. The top-tier Sovereign VIP trim packs advanced 1980s
features:- Premium Seating: Buttoned wool/cloth upholstery with
power-adjustable front seats and air-sprung, multi-way
power-reclining rear seats.- Rear Entertainment: A dedicated
cassette tape deck, ash trays, and secondary audio controls
embedded in the rear center armrest.- Climate & Power: A dedicated
cassette tape deck, ash trays, and secondary audio controls
embedded in the rear center armrest.This Nissan President has been
a part of the Duncan Imports collection since 2023.48,795
Kilometers
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