Nissan’s March Super Turbo was a homologation special from the 1980’s that packed a small engine with both a turbo and supercharger. The twin charged setup was one of the first productions of it’s type with only Lancia previously beating it with a couple of homologated rally cars. Nissan though would go on to produce 10,000 Super Turbos at a reasonable price, making them accessible to the everyday car buyer.
The reason for the cars existence lies in the creation of Nissan’s own racing series called the ‘March Little Dynamite Cup Race.’ Entrants could race a stripped out March with a roll cage and go racing. Nissan, knowing they were on to something good, then decided to make some road going versions that everyone could enjoy outside the race track.
