Nissan Prairie

The Nissan Prairie was a compact multi-purpose vehicle that Nissan built from 1981 to 2004. It was sold in Canada as the Multi, in the United States as the Stanza Wagon and, for its second generation, as the Axxess in North America. The first generation, the M10, was developed from the Sunny platform and had sliding rear doors on both sides, no B-pillar and seats that could fold into a bed, a layout inspired by the Lancia Megagamma concept. The second generation, the M11 of 1988, moved to the Bluebird platform and gained a B-pillar, and a longer Prairie Joy followed in 1995. The third generation, the M12 of 1998, was renamed Liberty in Japan and shared its platform with the Avenir. Nissan replaced it with the Lafesta in 2004.