It was also called the Sunny in the UK. The Pulsar is the Japanese name which was also used in Australia. You did find Pulsar's in the UK but they were usually imported from Japan.

My brother worked for nissan when I was growing up so he always brought cars like this home occasionally.

That is cool Love the wing on it. So big for a small car. Was parked in a military camp here where I use to run in the woods. Strange if some young soliders have that kind of car. but it was also a vw corrado there so nice to see the young people does appreciate the old classics

I remember them, quite quick.
There was one on track at the first track day I ever did in 2010 and haven't seen one since.

considering there were only maybe around 1000 produced for Europe, and between 12000 and 15000 for Japan and they are all now 21-26 years old, its not surprising you don't see them often

it's kinda sad. more normal to see Teslas then Ford Sierraes. I'm always happy when I see the good old classics. bmw e30, volvo 240, Ford Sierras and others