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Nissan Caravan

First genaration E24 Caravan

Second Generation E24 Caravan

Third Generation E24 Caravan

The Nissan Caravan is a van designed by Nissan for use as a fleet vehicle or cargo van. Outside Japan the car was sold as either Nissan Urvan or Homy. Several configurations of this van are available, including the GX (flat roof) and DX (taller roof) models, and several models with multiple engine configurations including the KA24DE, the KA20DE, a 2.7 liter TD27 diesel, and a 3 liter diesel, the ZD30DD, as well as the zd30DDTi. The E25 chassis is also used in connection with the Isuzu Como with same engines offered by Nissan.

From 1986 until 1987, a KD-ARE24 chassis was used. The 1988 to 1997 models used the E24 chassis, models from 1998 onward use the TA-QGE25 chassis and VWE25 chassis. Currently, the caravan outsells the Toyota Hiace since 2004. One main reason is due it having more power and cargo room.

Specifications

Specification	GX model	DX model
Dimensions (L × W × H)	4990 × 1690 × 2285 mm (GX)	4990 × 1990 × 2285 mm (DX)
Wheelbase	2715 mm
Front tread	1470 mm
Rear tread	1450 mm
Ground clearance	170 mm
Interior (L × W × H)	1975 × 1550 × 1180 mm
Seating capacity	10-18
Curb weight	1940 kg	1860 kg
Minimum turning radius	5.4 m
Steering	Rack and pinion
Front suspension	Double wishbone coil
Rear suspension	Rigid leaf
Front braking system	Ventilated discs
Rear braking system	Leading trailing
Drive train	Two wheel drive
Clutch	Torque converter (dry single diaphragm)

Power for E25 Engines

ZD30DD 105HP (NON-TURBO)3.0L DIESEL ZD30DDTi 121HP AND NEWER MODELS (2004 AND UP) 130HP 3.0L DIESEL KA20DE 120HP PETROL 2.0L KA24DE 140HP PETROL 2.4L

Top Speed for the turbo diesel 160km(nissan) to as much as 190km.