1987 Nissan Pulsar Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$10,794 to $11,994

What owners say

AI Summary · 11 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1987 Nissan Pulsar found it to be a fun and unique car with a sporty vibe. Many enjoyed its style and fuel efficiency, especially noting the great gas mileage. However, some drivers felt that its performance was lacking, particularly in power and acceleration, and parts could be hard to find. The T-tops and hatchback design were also highlights for many, adding to the fun factor, despite mechanical issues for some over time."

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This car war my first "sport" car. The T-top in the summer time was awesome! All black..Stealth mode! The gas mileage was awesome. I really liked the back tail lights on this thing. They were quite different. I had the best model. It came with the front spoiler that looked like a little front kit. 1.6 engine twin cam at 115hp. It started off quick then it got slooow. I really miss this car and I wished I would've kept it. It was the 2nd nicest Pulsar in Ottawa.

February 9, 2008

Like- Very sporty,5 speed manual transmission, t- tops, removable hatchback, retractable headlights, fun and easy to drive, more powerful than it seems, doesn't rust easily, unique, comfortable, shifts easily = good clutch, Dislike- Hard to find parts for, 4 cylinder,

July 29, 2010

My car is a 1987 Nissan Pulsar SVD. It has 2 tone paint black on top and silver on the bottom, exhaust, custom cold air intake and aftermarket extractors and is also lowered a fair bit as u could see in my pic. i love my car its so fun to drive and flog the ass off it haha.

November 16, 2008

$10,794 to $11,994