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Nissan 200SX (1989 - present)

Nissan · 4 trims

Nissan 200SX

The Nissan 200SX (1989 - present) is available in 4 trims producing 169 to 171 hp. The fastest trim reaches 225 km/h. The lowest stated fuel consumption is 8.3 l/100 km.

Power
171 hp
0–100
7.2 s
Fuel economy
8.3 l/100 km
Cargo
320 l

200SX Trims

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Trims and engine versions — Nissan 200SX
Trim Fuel Power Torque 0–100 Top speed Fuel economy CO2 Select
1.8L 16V Turbo 4AT (169 HP) Petrol 169 hp 224 Nm 9.3 s 211 km/h 9.3 l/100 km
1.8L 16V Turbo 5MT (169 HP) Petrol 169 hp 224 Nm 7.5 s 220 km/h 9.1 l/100 km 217 g/km
1.8L 16V Turbo 4AT (171 HP) Petrol 171 hp 228 Nm 9.0 s 216 km/h 9.0 l/100 km
1.8L 16V Turbo 5MT (171 HP) Petrol 171 hp 228 Nm 7.2 s 225 km/h 8.3 l/100 km 224 g/km

Fuel economy and CO2 follow the stated test cycle. Manufacturer figures; deviations per market and option pack are possible.

Is Nissan 200SX a good choice against other models?

Average across every Nissan 200SX trim, compared with 1,629 trims of other cars from the 1986–1992 period.

Is Nissan 200SX a good choice against other models?
Measure This model Average Position
Power 170 hp 130 hp
better than 79%
Torque 226 Nm 196 Nm
better than 73%
Top speed 218 km/h 188 km/h
better than 83%
Acceleration 0–100 km/h 8.3 s 11.8 s
better than 86%
Combined consumption 8.9 l/100 km 8.8 l/100 km
better than 38%
CO2 emissions 221 g/km 210 g/km
better than 31%
Cargo volume 320 l 440 l
better than 26%
Unladen weight 1,208 kg 1,249 kg
better than 48%

Percentages show the share of trims from the same period this model beats on that measure. Manufacturer figures.

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About Nissan 200SX

Also known as the Silvia S13, the fourth generation of this nameplate was launched by Nissan in 1989 and was sold under different names, depending on the market.

The late '80s brought a new rise in customers' demands for coupes and practical hatchbacks that could be used as a daily and sports cars as well. Nissan already had a good name in this segment with the previous three generations of the Silvia/SX series. But when it introduced the S13, it changed everything and created a legendary vehicle. The car's drift abilities were appreciated worldwide, and the chassis' balance was excellent. In addition, despite its small engines, they were peepy thanks to turbocharging technologies.

While the Silvia's third generation sported wedged shapes, the 1989 model came with shaved corners and curved surfaces. Still, the pop-up headlights were kept for most countries, while in others, these were replaced by fixed ones. Nissan made the S13 available in two body styles: hatchback and coupe. The former was the one that reached most markets. It featured a broad, sloped windscreen that also served as a hatch to access the trunk.

Inside, Nissan installed bolstered front bucket seats and a tiny bench profiled for two in the back. The low-mounted dashboard created excellent visibility for the driver. Its instrument cluster was minimalist and offered two wide dials for the speedometer and tachometer flanked on the outer sides by the fuel gauge on the left and water temperature on the right. On the sloped center stack, Nissan installed the HVAC controls at the top, followed by a tape player and a small storage area. The center console hosted the stick and the ashtray, while a second storage compartment, with a lid on top, also served as an armrest.

Under the hood, the automaker installed a 1.8-liter turbocharged inline-four with different power levels. Nissan also sold the car with a naturally-aspirated 2.4-liter engine under the 240SX badge. Power went to the rear via a five-speed manual or, as an option, a four-speed automatic.

How much power does the Nissan 200SX have?

The most powerful Nissan 200SX trim is the 1.8L 16V Turbo 4AT (171 HP) with 171 hp. The model has 4 trims, starting at 169 hp.

What is the fuel consumption of the Nissan 200SX?

The most economical Nissan 200SX trim is the 1.8L 16V Turbo 5MT (171 HP), with a stated combined consumption of 8.3 l/100 km and 224 g CO2 per km.

How quickly does the Nissan 200SX accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h?

The quickest trim is the 1.8L 16V Turbo 5MT (171 HP): 0-100 km/h in 7.2 seconds, with a top speed of 225 km/h.

How large is the cargo volume of the Nissan 200SX?

The largest stated cargo volume for the Nissan 200SX is 320 litres.

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