Two generations of Australian-built Pintara took aim at the Toyota Camry and Mitsubishi Magna between 1986 and 1992, with the first Skyline R31 based rear-drive model replaced by a front-drive Bluebird-based model in 1989.
All Pintaras used inline four-cylinder engines and were ultimately replaced by locally assembled Nissan Bluebirds.
The line-up currently starts at $2,420 for the Pintara Tr.X and ranges through to $4,510 for the range-topping Pintara Ti.
YOU seem to have done your homework well. The Pintara was Nissan's attempt to build a local car to compete with the Toyota Camry. It was regarded as a decent car in its day. It also sold as a Ford Corsair.
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LOSS of fuel pressure is always a possible explanation when a car is difficult to start in hot weather, but several problem areas need to be checked.
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