The Japanese carmaker looks to capture with the dispatch of the 2015 variant of its cantina 

Following the time when its Middle East introduction in the late Sixties, the Nissan Sunny has been a standout amongst the most prevalent autos in the B-portion. 

In any case, with the surge of really looking and intensely valued Korean opponents, Nissan's workhorse was starting to lose ground relentlessly in the course of the last few years. 

This slip in fortunes is the thing that the Japanese carmaker looks to capture with the dispatch of the 2015 variant of its cantina. 

Dissimilar to Toyota's Yaris cantina dispatched a year ago, the 2015 Sunny is not an all-new model. 

It's a facelift of the current model, with an overhauled grille and guard, a set of new headlights, a tweaked back outline and some additional chrome everywhere. 

These do help invigorate the looks, yet have done not a lot to enhance the auto's curious appearance. 

What's enhanced over the past model however is the inside, which now emphasizes an updated focus reassure and a directing wheel like that in the Sentra. 

Power still originates from a 99bhp 1.5-liter motor, mated to a four-velocity programmed transmission.

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