Nissan Serena 1992 Review

Beginning as a compact multi-purpose vehicle (MPV), the Nissan Serena is a model that has been in existence for many years. The 1992 model, which debuted in 1991, is a member of this line’s initial generation. The Serena has seen several changes over the years, with the 1992 model serving as the inspiration for what would eventually grow to be a classic and well-liked Nissan series. The Nissan Serena has gone through five generations as of our last review in 2022, with each iteration building on the one before it to meet shifting consumer needs and keep up with technological improvements.

Exterior Design

The 1992 Nissan Serena was a prime example of the boxy, functional design that characterized that generation of MPVs. Its focus on optimizing inside space and ensuring good vision was evident from its towering posture and big windows. The headlamps on the front face were rectangular, and the grille was small.

Interior Design

The Nissan Serena 1992 was all about utility on the inside. There was plenty of room in the cabin for several people to sit comfortably. The Serena provided plenty of headroom and legroom for every passenger thanks to its high ceiling and flat floor. The materials were not luxurious, but they were sturdy.

Performance

Driven by a variety of four-cylinder gasoline and diesel engines, the Serena prioritized dependability above performance over long trips. It mainly was a 4-cylinder inline engine that could generate 126 hp of power and 169 nm of torque. Its top speed was 170 kmph and it could reach 100 km in only 13 seconds. The engine consumed 10.7 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers. To accommodate varying customer requirements, the drive-train options came in front-wheel and all-wheel-drive types.

Ride Quality

The Nissan Serena 1992 was designed to be cozy. Its suspension was adjusted to cushion the ride for its occupants by absorbing flaws in the road. For its size, it was reasonably easy to maneuver thanks to the soft steering. To state in short, the riding quality of the Nissan Serena 1992 was pleasant enough for both the driver and the passengers. 

Safety and Technology

Many of the cutting-edge technological elements present in contemporary cars were absent from the 1992 Serena. Nonetheless, it included all of the then-modern safety features, including seat belts for every passenger, ABS braking and central locking technology.