Prince Miler

The Prince Miler was a medium-sized pickup truck built by the Prince Motor Company in Japan. The automotive branch of Fuji Precision Industries introduced the three-seat Miler in September 1957 as the successor to the 1952 Prince Truck. The range grew through the New Miler of 1958 with a longer wheelbase and bed, a Light Miler of 1.25 tonnes and, from 1961, the 1.9 litre Super Miler, later rated for two tonnes. The T440 series of July 1965 gave its class the first independent double wishbone front suspension in Japan, together with a five-speed manual gearbox. After the 1966 merger the trucks were sold as the Nissan Prince Light Miler and Nissan Prince Miler with engines shared with the Nissan Junior, and in 1970 production ended when the Miler became a rebadged Nissan Junior.