The Figaro Shop have created a kit of LED lights that are a direct replacement for the original bulbs. The new LED variants emit a modern bright light that is not only brighter, safer and more reliable but also draws less current than the original and ensures more visibility. The… Read More

These lenses have been remanufactured by Garage FK10. The lenses fit into the rear number plate holder light section. If you live in the UK you will need a fog light so will have to change to nearside light bulb to red. Priced individually at £48.78, click on the link… Read More

This short video may help you if your Figaro has become a victim of the small dent, usually caused by the dreaded – ‘someone has opened their car door and dented my door whilst I parked my Figaro in a car park syndrome!’ In this video, the club founder Kevin… Read More

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A brief overview of what the speedo, odometer, tachometer and water temperature gauges do?… Read More

The Figaro was manufactured in Japan where Kilometres is the unit of measurement. As the car was never officially exported by Nissan (grey import) if it is driven in the UK (as well as Liberia, Myanmar and the United States) it will require a modification to allow… Read More

If it’s time for your Figaro’s MOT test, you might be worried about whether it’s going to pass or fail. Thankfully, there are quick checks that you can do to give your vehicle the best chance of passing. Many vehicles fail their MOT because of small silly issues like faulty… Read More

Recently, social media platforms have been buzzing with numerous posts discussing the issue of Figgys failing their MOTs due to testing based on the year of import rather than the year of manufacture. This discrepancy has sparked widespread confusion and frustration among Figgie owners and enthusiasts. The discrepancy arises from… Read More

This 2 Minute Video shows what you need to check before you put your car in for an MOT. Note: This Video is published under license provided by The Figaro Shop   Watch more of our YouTube Ownership Help Guides Subscribe to our Figaro YouTube Channel« Prev1… Read More

Below are the sections, sub-sections and subject items checked throughout the MOT test check that generates MOT failure codes: Section 1: Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment Lamps are usually checked to ensure the lighting and signalling are in good condition, reflectors are checked for their colour and positioning and electrical… Read More

The Nissan Figaro was sold all over Japan and being a country of vast temperature differences between North and South, approximately 1000 of the manufactured units were classed as “cold weather” versions. In Japan, a “cold region” is identified as an area in which the temperature can fall below -20… Read More

ORIGINAL COLOURS – INSPIRED BY GEMSTONES Back in 1990, Nissan produced a 14-page A5 brochure showing early sketches and detailing of the car. In addition to familiar images, the publication also covers interesting items such as airflow and additional strengthening and rigidity of the chassis. Divided into sections… Read More

Published by Figaro Owners Club, this Online (PDF) Guide is a 24 page comprehensive insight into buying and owning a Nissan Figaro. Edition 21 released on 1st March 2026. As the car was manufactured in 1991, you must be armed with important and valuable information when inspecting, test-driving, and… Read More

The Nissan Figaro was produced in four main body colours, which are referred to as Original Colours; Emerald Green, Pale Aqua, Topaz Mist and Lapis Grey. To provide a level of individuality, many owners have resprayed the car, referred to as Custom Colours. Pink is the most popular, alongside… Read More

The Figaro was produced in four original colours – Emerald Green, Pale Aqua, Topaz Mist and Lapis Grey. Each car had a matching trim colour inside too. These colours (as shown in the image comparing the four horn caps) are a deeper shade compared to the pastel shades… Read More

Figaro Owners have been loving being able to find out more about their car from the Production Database available here on our website. We have been having a good look through the production stats and will update this page as we discover more things to share. In order of… Read More

Figaro Owners Club has lots of different ways in which when it comes to Ownership and Support. Members are provided with access to: The latest Buyers Guide – just log in to the Membership Portal to access! The Technical Forum as an indispensable… Read More

Two rubber stoppers are used to support the lid when shut Anyone following me on our YouTube Channel will be familiar with my past efforts to paint the areas of the engine bay and inside and around the rear boot gutter. I am the sort of person with… Read More

If you drive your Figaro all year round we highly recommend you get it treated with Waxoyl or an equivalent product. The original design of the car with its deep cavities is an ideal breeding ground for rust, especially in areas along the under-door seals. In cold conditions, salt is… Read More

With the Figaro now over 25 years old it’s only natural that the inside will have suffered from lots of scruffs and marks over the years. In addition, many cars have issues with the interior panels becoming stained or going sticky. How to paint your interior They need to… Read More

Being over 30 years old the original console can become worn where legs touch it or through use. Yesterday I decided to try a spray the item using The Figaro Shop Interior Ivory Aerosol 400ml. I was concerned that being flexible the paint may not adhere correctly but it worked… Read More

From 2030, Jersey plans to start a phase-out the importation and registration of petrol and diesel vehicles. We are concerned as to what this could mean for both current and prospective Figaro owners. Figaro Owners Club is looking at a consultation on the proposed legislation from the… Read More

The Club has been doing everything it can to support members and the broader classic car owning community in the Channel Islands, and can now provide an update on recent activity in this matter including the letter issued to the Jersey Government and the meeting that member Caroline Parry attended… Read More

As mentioned a couple of weeks back, there is a consultation in Jersey to phase out the importation and registration of petrol and diesel vehicles from 2030. In keeping with the Club’s aims and objectives as outlined in the club’s constitution, we have been in contact… Read More

Figaro Owners Club is delighted to announce that the used car ban from 2030 has been dropped from the Jersey Government’s plans! The club worked closely with members and the broader classic car community over in the Channel Islands after the Jersey Government announced a proposal to ban petrol and… Read More

The iconic look of the Nissan Figaro is one that it easily recognisable from its sweeping curves, chrome-plated bumpers and simple ivory wheels with chrome centre caps. The ivory-painted “polo” wheel trims can suffer damage over time due to their proximity to the road, salt and grime attack, brake dust… Read More

The iconic look of the Nissan Figaro is one that is easily recognisable from its sweeping curves, chrome-plated bumpers and ivory ‘polo’ wheel trim and chrome centre caps. However, removing the polo’s without scratching or cracking the plastic can be tricky. Here we show you a good way of prising… Read More

Those of you familiar with Figaro’s original car stereos will be delighted to learn that Clarion has developed a sophisticated CD/Radio for the Figgy that addresses some of the originality failing features. Many of our recent refurbishments have included a new Clarion CD/Radio system that combines CDs and MP3s with… Read More

With the Clarion unit now over 30 years old, the electronics and wiring can become problematic. Often the unit may stop working completely but before you think it’s faulty, this could be down to the connections at the back of the unit. How to check the connections? Remove the… Read More

Figaro Owners have been loving being able to find out more about their car from the Production Database available here on our website. From these stats we can see how rare certain cars are… which car colour had the fewest cold weather model? How many special models were there? When did… Read More

If you closely at your rearview mirror you may see unsightly dark spots or black edges. This is the effect of excess moisture entering the layer between the silver and the backing. This causes the bond to break and the silvering to chip off behind the glass and… Read More

Over time, the heated rear screen can begin to de-laminate and more commonly, the heated elements begin to fail reducing its ability to clear condensation from the rear screen. The glass is no longer available. Click here for the Front Windscreen The Figaro Shop have re-manufactured this item to… Read More

Owners will find they have a damp carpet, and wet carpets in the rear of the car or even in the front. Mildew throughout the car is another problem. We think that most of the problems come from the roof and rear top boot (which is a wet boot). If… Read More

If you pull your roof back, you will see two plastic protection strips located within the gutter area. These are often discoloured due to age. The strip provides protection when the white roof handle sits on the roof. A simple way of tidying up the look is rather than try… Read More

Simply press the opener switch which is located on the right-hand side of the centre console. Press and unlock each of the hardtop fixing locks above the head. Open the boot lid and ensure the straps are clear. Carefully pull the roof back using the lever. Fix the hood and… Read More

Club founder Kevin Fagan takes you through the process and points out some useful tips when putting your roof up or down on your car. This Video is published by The Figaro Owners Club   Watch more of our YouTube Ownership Help Guides Subscribe to our Figaro… Read More

One of the most frequent requests we get from owners is how to fit a new roof? Over the years the roof can shrink (especially if your car has no garage and lives outside for most of the time due to UV) and can become brittle and tear (again due… Read More

The Nissan Figaro’s iconic folding roof is covered in a hard-wearing, foldable and weather-resistant ivory-coloured vinyl trimming. This trimming is bonded to the structural front and rear roof bows that form the structure of the roof mechanism. To become weather resistant with the folding roof closed, a very complex roof… Read More

Club founder Kevin takes you through how he painted the engine bay and inside the lower boot. The quality of paintwork within both these areas is nowhere near as high quality as the bodywork. If you like showing off your engine bay or just want to to look nice, this… Read More

Words and Pictures: Ken Graham (and Fergus), Scotland Chapter Coordinator My intention was to title this article ‘What lies beneath?’ Until our friends at The Figaro Shop published their own ‘Rust Focussed’ online blog (definitely worth checking out) using the same title!! (Cheers, Toby!!) Read now Staying… Read More