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Nissan Buzz: Future Cars
Nissan Motors continues to make important strides in becoming
one of the highest quality automakers on the scene in North America
today. Long living in the shadow of Japanese stalwarts Honda and
Toyota, Nissan is fighting back with a series of new or updated
models to cut into the Honda-Toyota dominance. Can they succeed?
You be the judge as we take a look at four coming attractions soon
to make their appearance at a Nissan dealer near you!
Nissan Versa - Toyota's Scion division has been a hit
with the youth, while Nissan has been scrambling to provide models
that can capture the interest of new drivers while being at the
same time affordable. Scheduled for release by Summer 2006, the
Versa will come with a 1.8L inline four cylinder engine and be
available as either a five door hatchback or a four door sedan. The
car will be manufactured in Mexico with a starting price in the
neighborhood of 12 thousand dollars expected.
Nissan Cube - Still in the "maybe it will be imported"
stage, the new Cube is Nissan's response to the Scion xB and the
Honda Element. Seating five to seven adults, the Cube is exactly
that: a box on wheels. Published reports suggest that the Cube will
be released to the North American market by 2008.
Nissan Sentra - A new Sentra is expected to bow during
the second half of 2006 as a 2007 model. Significant styling
changes and an up market push are planned by Nissan to help the car
compete more effectively with the VW Golf and Mazda 3.
Nissan Altima - The big change coming for the Altima is
the introduction of a hybrid engine. Scheduled to hit Nissan
showrooms by Fall 2006, this new Altima model will actually borrow
Toyota technology to create Nissan's first hybrid. The engine and
the battery will be all Nissan, however; Nissan apparently needs an
assist from its Japanese rival to enter the growing hybrid
segment.
Beyond 2008 consumers can expect to see an updated Quest van
makes its appearance with subtle changes on the remaining vehicles
in Nissan's line up. Additional models are in the concept stage;
expect some to be shown at upcoming auto shows.
Although it is too early to confirm each of the four featured
models, Nissan's thrust in the coming years is to increase its
share of the Generation "Y" market. Should the Cube and Versa make
their appearance as hoped for, Nissan is likely to score some
points with young drivers in two areas: style and price. Look out
Honda and look out Toyota!
About the Author
Matt Keegan is an auto enthusiast and contributing writer
for Auto
Parts Warehouse, a wholesaler of premium auto
parts including
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Maxima, Pathfinder, Sentra, or other fine Nissan vehicle.