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February 1962
- Wheels
"Japanese
Cars For Australia" - a one page article about the coming Nissan/Datsun
cars, has a small section about the Cedric, which according to the article
"bears a close resemblance to the Humber Super Snipe" !
March 1963
- Wheels
"From Japan,
the Cedric and the Tiara" - a 3 page article about the Mark I 31 series
Cedric and the Toyota Tiara.
April 1963
- Modern Motor
"Cedric is
no cissy" - an article about the Mark I 31 series Cedric
November 1963
- Motor Manual
Has an article
about the Mark I 31 series Cedric Wagon.
has 2 photos of the Mark I 31 series Cedric wagon on the cover
September
12th 1964 - Motor (UK)
"What's so
special about Cedric ?" - an article about the 50 series Cedric Special.
This car is a prototype that was tested while it was in England being fitted
with a Borg-Warner automatic transmission.
November 1964
- Australian Motor Sports and Automobiles
"How good
are Japanese cars" - has a 16 page article about Japanese cars including
an article called "Cedric-smooth sophistication" which is about the Mark
II 31 series Cedric.
April 1966
- Modern Motor
"9 wagons
* 9 ways" - an article comparing 9 different wagons, has a TINY section
about the Mark I 130 series Cedric wagon.
June 1966
- Modern Motor
"Datsun's
Dapper 6" - an article about the Mark I 130 series Cedric
June 1966
- Australian Motor Sports
"Which 6
is best" - a comparison test between a Mark I 130 series Cedric, a second
generation Toyota Crown and 3 horrible Australian cars, a Holden, a Falcon
and a Valiant.
August 1966
- Modern Motor
"6 Pot Cedric"
- an article about the Mark I 130 series Cedric
May 1967 -
Motor Manual
"Testing
time" - an article on road testing, uses a Mark I 130 series Cedric to
demonstrate how the magazine conducts their road tests.
October 1967
- Australian Motor Sports and Automobiles
"Super 6
sequel" - a 2 page article on the Mark II 130 series Cedric Super 6. The
article is a follow up from an article printed last month in AMS that fould
the Super 6 to be "sluggish" and "down on power". After the car was returned
to Nissan a fault was found, so this was rectified and the car was tested
again, this time with much better results.
July 1968
- Wheels
"Savage Safari"
- an article about the 130 series Cedric 2000 rally car.
July 1991
- Wheels
"A
Streetcar Called Brian" - a humorous article about the 31 series Cedric
August 1997
- My Car
"A classic
becomes a singing sensation" - has an article about the "Nissan Cedrics",
an Australian singing group (see the Cedric Trivia page for more details).
The article features a photo of my Mark II 31 series Cedric wagon.
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