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Datsun/Nissan A series production number vs French C series
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Does anyone know how many A series engines were produced?

For example the Renault C series was also an OHV engine
competitor to the Datsun A series ranging from 956cc-1770cc.

It had wet sleeved iron block with non X-flow and also X-flow heads
the x-flow hemi styled heads could fit 45mm inlet valves!

27,277,306 engines were manufactured in 42 years, a record in Europe
Yet many more produced in South America and other countries even till
this day many parts are still cast for them.

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Re: Datsun/Nissan A series production number vs French C series
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I've long wondered this too. Years ago I put "millions" in the encyclopedia


Here's proof: Cumulative production reached 5.5 million by late 1977 according to Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association survey
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Of that, a few Sunnys had L-series engines, but the vast majority had the A-series. This was likely offset by all the Cherrys and Pulsars with A-series engines, let alone the few Stanza base trim models that had an A14

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cherrys and Pulsars with A series are prob best fwd ever made
with that easy to change clutch setup.

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