Nissan S platform

The Nissan S-platform was Nissan's rear wheel drive sport compact automobile platform, produced from model year 1976 to 2002. It was sold in every major market where Nissan cars were available. It was usually equipped with an inline four-cylinder engine, and had four seats in a "two-plus-two" configuration.

[edit] Model/Engine/Region Breakdown

Chassis	Name	Market	Year	Engine	Notes
S10	Silvia	Japan	1976-1979	L18
	200SX	North America	1976-1979	L20B
S110	Silvia	Japan	1980-1983	Z18, Z20	Originally designed for Wankel engine.
		Europe	1980-1983	Z18
	Gazelle	Japan	1980-1983	Z18, Z20	Nearly identical to Silvia sold in Japan.
	240RS	Japan	1982-1984	FJ24	Rallying homologation model.
	200SX	North America	1980-1983	Z20
S12	Silvia	Japan	1984-1987	CA18, CA18ET, FJ20, FJ20ET
			1988	CA18DET	1.8 DOHC turbo
		Europe	1984-1988	FJ20, CA18ET	2.0 DOHC, 1.8 SOHC turbo
	Gazelle	Japan	1984-1987	CA18, CA18ET, FJ20, FJ20ET	Nearly identical to Silvia sold in Japan.
		Australia	1984-1988	CA20	2.0 SOHC
	180ZX	Scandinavia	1988	CA18ET	Similar to Silvia sold in the rest of Europe.
	200SX	North America	1984-1988	CA20E
			1984-1986	CA18ET	1.8 SOHC turbo; sold through 1988 in Canada.
			1987-1988	VG30E	3.0L V6
S13	Silvia	Japan	1989-1993	CA18DE, CA18DET, SR20DE, SR20DET
	180SX	Japan	1989-1998	CA18DET, SR20DE, SR20DET
	Sileighty	Japan	1998	SR20DET	Produced for Nissan by Kid's Heart.
	200SX	Europe/New Zealand	1989-1993	CA18DET	No S13 sold in Australia by Nissan.
	240SX	North America	1989-1990	KA24E
			1991-1994	KA24DE	In 1994, the convertible was the only body style produced.
S14	Silvia	Japan	1994-1998	SR20DE, SR20DET
	200SX	Europe/Australia/New Zealand	1994-1998	SR20DET
	240SX	USA	1995-1998	KA24DE
S15	Silvia	Japan	1999-2002	SR20DE, SR20DET
	200SX	Australia/New Zealand	2000-2002	SR20DET