Why arent there 1994 model Nissan 240sx's?

 

There are, but only convertibles...

 

O because I heard that they didnt make a 240 in 94'. Why then only convertibles?

 

.


There are 1994 models. They may not have all been manufactured in 1994, but they are 1994 models. And there were only convertibles..

 

O i see, But why did they only make convertibles? Were they rare or something?

 

I believe, this is only a theory, that they actually stopped importing the cars in 1993. And, all of the cars that they had left over in the states (all convertibles, because no one wanted them) were sold as 1994 models. I may not be exact on why or when, but its just my idea.

 

So you have never seen a 94 fastback ?

 

That is correct, since they stopped production of the coupes and fastbacks in mid '93...

 

they didnt stop production on the coupes, they just changed it in 95', and only made coupes all the was untill 98. But they did change the front end on the 97'.

 

I'm talking about the USDM S13....

 

o

 

Being a new member, I'm curious as to why no one wanted the 1994 convertibles? Any theories?

 

Mainly because they are all auto's, they are pretty heavy due to all the extra bracing that is put in, and I'd imagine the chasis is nowhere near as stiff as other models.

 

technically they did make 240s in 94 that werent convertibles. the s14 was released near the end of 1994. it was called a 1995 but they always release cars alittle earlier.

 

Technically yes, but it wasn't marketed as a 1994 240sx, it was marketed as a 1995 240sx. My car came out in 1989, but its a 1990...who cares, its been like that as long as I can remember, you'll be able to buy '07 cars soon...