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Nissan Paramedic

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The Nissan Paramedic is an ambulance nameplate that Nissan has applied to three separate ranges of emergency vehicles in Japan, so it names a line of conversions rather than one model. The first generation, built from 1993 to 1997, was an ambulance conversion first of the Isuzu Elf and then of the Nissan Atlas, which is itself a badge-engineered Isuzu Elf, and Isuzu marketed the same vehicle as the Super Medic until 1997. The second generation, built from May 1998 to 2017, was based on the first generation Nissan Elgrand minivan and was also sold by Isuzu as the Super Medic II until 2002. The third generation is based on the fifth generation Nissan Caravan cab-over van. Toyota's competing ambulance range is the HiMedic.

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    is an ambulance nameplate by Nissan that has been used for three separate vehicle ranges of trucks in Japan
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    is an ambulance nameplate by Nissan that has been used for three separate vehicle ranges of trucks in Japan
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