Nissan planning to add entry level vehicles
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Originally posted by asianautica
What, you don't think turbo is technology? All those you've just listed are all of similar things, variable valve timing and lift. If you don't think turbo is technology, then explain yourself. You can always improve turbo to make it even more efficient. Then there's also the new stuff that's going around about electronic assist turbo that nissan is developing. If that's not technology, I don't know what is. Yet, it still involve turbo.
What, you don't think turbo is technology? All those you've just listed are all of similar things, variable valve timing and lift. If you don't think turbo is technology, then explain yourself. You can always improve turbo to make it even more efficient. Then there's also the new stuff that's going around about electronic assist turbo that nissan is developing. If that's not technology, I don't know what is. Yet, it still involve turbo.
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I wasn't trying to pick any fights (which is pointless in a forum). I'm just trying to have a civil debate. But if you view it that way, then I won't reply to you in this thread since every explanation is view as a fight to you.
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Originally posted by MrFatBooty
So about them Nissan mini cars they might bring over to the states...
I think Nissan USA will try and gauge the success of Scion before they bring out very similar cars. Honda hasn't announced any plans to bring the Fit/Jazz over although they might.
Comparing a bunch of cars that aren't sold in this market and nobody here has ever sat in, and then getting into a debate about the overriding philosophies of their manufacturers is a bit excessive, no?
So about them Nissan mini cars they might bring over to the states...
I think Nissan USA will try and gauge the success of Scion before they bring out very similar cars. Honda hasn't announced any plans to bring the Fit/Jazz over although they might.
Comparing a bunch of cars that aren't sold in this market and nobody here has ever sat in, and then getting into a debate about the overriding philosophies of their manufacturers is a bit excessive, no?
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Originally Posted by jaje
the march looks like a vw beetle with its masculinity removed
i think they should bring the moco over. moco = booger in spanish.
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It's because we canadians generally like and buy smaller cars/trucks than you guys in the states. Our gas is slightly more expensive than yours or at least we are all pretty much too cheap to want to pay the current prices. We like our civics over accords and prefer cute utes to big jumbo tanks like the pathfinder armada. And we also like compacts and minivans over trucks and midsizers. Oh, we're also more receptive to hatchbacks and wagons.