The Prince Motor Company was a Japanese automobile manufacturer from 1952 until its merger with Nissan in 1966. The engines developed by the Prince Motor Company were used on the Prince cars and on the cars manufactured under the Nissan trademark.
| Engine code | Displacement | Power output |
| Straight-4 | ||
| Prince G-series | ||
| G-1 | 1.5 l | 54 kW; 73 HP |
| G-2 | 1.9 l | 72 kW; 96 HP |
| G-15 | 1.5 l | 70 kW; 94 HP |
| G-16 | 1.6 l | 74 kW; 99 HP |
| G-18 | 1.8 l | 105 PS; 77 kW; 104 HP |
| G-20 | 2.0 l | 81-92 kW; 110-123 HP |
| Prince GA-series | ||
| FG4A-10 | 1.5 l | 34 kW; 45 HP |
| FG4A-20 | 1.5 l | 39 kW; 52 HP |
| FG4A-30 | 1.5 l | 45 kW; 60 HP |
| GA30 | 1.5 l | 45 kW; 60 HP |
| GA-4 (FG4A-40) | 1.5 l | 52 kW; 70 HP |
| Prince GB-series | ||
| GB30 (FG4B-30) | 1.9 l | 60 kW; 80 HP |
| GB-4 (FG4B-40) | 1.9 l | 70 kW; 94 HP |
| Straight-6 | ||
| Prince G-series | ||
| G-7 | 2.0 l | 79-95 kW; 106-127 HP |
| G7B-R | 2.0 l | 134 kW; 180 HP |
| G-8 | 2.0 l | 145-164 kW; 194-220 HP |
| G-11 | 2.5 l | 100 kW; 134 HP |