The B13 was introduced in 1990 as the third generation of the Nissan Sentra. It mantained the front-wheel drive configuration and was offered in sedan, coupe and hatchback versions. It was equipped with inline four engines that ranged from 1.3L up to 2.0L. Available transmissions were 4 and 5-speed manuals and 3 or 4-speed automatics, depending on the version. The B13 gained worldwide fame for its robustness, fuel economy, low maintenance costs and reliability. In Mexico it became an icon of public and private transportation for more than two decades. The third generation B13 Nissan Sentra was produced until 1994, when it was replaced by the B14.