The Nissan Largo is a minivan featured in the Choro-Q series; it appeared in Choro-Q Park.
Real life info[]
The Nissan Largo was remarketed in 1993 as a wider, rebodied version of the Nissan Serena minivan, instead of a widened Nissan Vanette minivan. The Largo retains the Serena's engine layout (mounted under the front seats). Engine choices included a 2.4-liter inline-4 (producing 143 hp and 159 lb/ft) or a 2.0-liter inline-4 diesel (producing 99 hp and 152 lb/ft). A 4-speed automatic transmission came standard; rear-wheel drive was standard with all-wheel drive available. Initial trim lines included RX-G, SX-G, SX-G GT Pack (gasoline engine only), Grandage, and Grandage GT Pack (gasoline engine only).
In 1994, trim lines included RX-G Plus, SX-G Plus, SX-G Limited, and Umibouzu. The Umibouzu has small "Umibouzu" graphics on the hatch and sides, as well as third-row seats that fold to the sides.
In 1995, the diesel engine gained power and torque, producing 104 hp and 163 lb/ft of torque. The Grandage model returned to the lineup, as well as the Grandage GT Pack and SX-G GT Pack trims (GT Pack was only available with the gasoline engine). The GT Pack was now offered on SX-G Plus models (SX-G Plus GT Pack). All models received a redesigned steering wheel with a driver's-side airbag.
In 1996, trim lines included G Limited, G Plus Limited, SX-G, SX-G GT Pack (gasoline engine only), SX-G Plus, SX-G Plus GT Pack (gasoline engine only), SX-G Plus Limited, Grandage, Grandage GT Pack (gasoline engine only), Grande Star, and Highway Star. Grande Star models have faux wood paneling on the sides, gold lower trim, and light gray/brown two-tone seats. Highway Star models came in two-tone white/silver paint with blue wave-like graphics on the sides, body kit, light gray leather/blue cloth two-tone seats, woodgrain dashboard trim, front sunroof, quad glass roof panels above the second row seats, and curtains on the rear side and rear windows. Also, the second and third row seats fold to form a bed.
In 1997, Grande Star M and Highway Star M models were added to the lineup. The SX-G Limited Pack and Highway Star Touring models were added to the lineup; the latter was only available with the gasoline engine. SX-G Limited models added the sunroof and quad glass roof panels found on the Highway Star. Highway Star Touring models would gain a revised front fascia, revised side graphics, revised tail lights, the blue cloth seat inserts were replaced with dark indigo cloth inserts, and remote locking was added. Other models gained the revised tail lights, and all Largo models gained a passenger-side airbag.
In 1998, the Highway Star II replaced the Highway Star model, although the Highway Star Touring remained in the lineup.
Choro-Q Park[]
The Nissan Largo is an Sprint type vehicle and is body 33 in Choro-Q Park.
