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Modification of Nissan Collections
Nissan Altima Hybrid A Custom Nissan Altima Hybrid at the SEMA Show in 2008Nissan 350 Z An AEM tuned 350 Z at the SEMA Show in 2008Nissan Altima Coupe A Nissan Altima Coupe at the SEMA Show in 2008Nissan GT-R A modified Nissan GT-R R32 at the 2009 Tokyo Auto Salon
Nissan 370 Z - Cool Sport Car Modified
A custom Nissan 370 Z with orange paint at the 2009 Tokyo Auto Salon Zele Performance's orange Nissan 370 Z at the 2009 Tokyo Auto Salon Rear quarter view of Zele Performance's Nissan 370 Z at the 2009 Tokyo Auto Salon
Nissan 350 Z modification - Red
Nissan 350 Z A DUB custom Nissan 350 Z at the SEMA Show in 2008 A DUB custom Nissan 350 Z at the SEMA Show in 2008
Nissan 370 Z Vs Nissan GT-R Modified
Nissan 370 Z Custom Nissan 370 Z with a body kit by Branew at the 2009 Tokyo Auto SalonNissan GT-R Modified Nissan GT-R by Bulletproof Automotive at the 2008 SEMA Show
Nissan 350 Z modification
A silver Nissan 350 Z at the Barbican Turbo Show in 2008Nissan has long been a favorite with the modified car fraternity. The performance potential of street cars like the Datsun 510 and the Datsun 240 Z and the iconic Nissan Skyline GT-R saw tuners attempting to eke out the last bit for horsepower from these cars. Today, modified Nissan cars are quite common at the show car
2011 Nissan NISMO 370Z Wallpapers
2011 Nissan NISMO 370Z Test Drive
2011 Nissan NISMO 370Z Side View
2011 Nissan NISMO 370Z Interior
2011 Nissan NISMO 370Z Back View
2011 Nissan NISMO 370Z Photo
The Nissan 370Z Asphalt Wallpapers
The Nissan 370Z Asphalt Wallpaper
The Nissan 370Z Asphalt Side View
The Nissan 370Z Asphalt Back View
The Nissan 370Z Asphalt Dashboard
The Nissan 370Z Asphalt Picture
2011 Nissan Rogue facelift
Nissan has given its compact SUV, the Rogue a mid-cycle facelift. The revised Rogue features new styling changes and equipment upgrades.
Externally, the 2011 Rogue gets a remodelled grille and a more pronounced front bumper, different front and rear spoilers, chrome side door mouldings, new front and rear tyre caps, plus new alloy wheel.
Due to new low rolling resistance tyres and an under-body cover, fuel economy of the same 2.5 litre 170bhp petrol engine, linked to a XTronic CVT, has improved fuel economy by 1mpg for both Highway driving (FWD models) and City (AWD models). The new EPA estimates are 22/28mpg City/Highway for the FWD Rogue and 22/26mpg City/Highway for the AWD model.
For the 2011 model year, the Rogue will be offered in two trim levels, S and SL, along with the special edition Rogue S Krom that comes with a exclusive front grille and rear fascia, centre-exit sport-tuned exhaust and 18” alloy wheels.
2011 Nissan March
Nissan has introduced the Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) edition of the all-new March supermini, which went on sale this week.
Unlike its ancestors, the fourth-generation March is produced in Thailand, to lower manufacturing costs. Although, Nissan has set up a unique inspection process at its Oppama plant in Japan – that produced the previous generation model – to make additional quality checks on the Thai-made variant.
The Micra/March will be manufactured in India, China and Mexico, where manufacturing costs are low. Nissan has plans to sell the new supermini in more than 160 countries around the world including Australia, U.S, Turkey and Russia.
The Japanese March is presented with a 1.2 litre, 3-cylinder petrol engine, while plusher trim-levels receive a stop/start system that can achieve around 61mpg on the Japanese urban cycle. Features like leather steering wheel, 4WD, x4 electric windows, keyless entry, front fog lamps, satellite navigation system and electrically adjustable/heated/folding door mirrors will be standard.
Amid the assorted grades and trim levels offered in Japan is the Bolero model. Bolero sticks out thanks to its Bentley-esque front grille and revised front bumper. The March is priced between ¥999,600 - ¥1.64 million, with Nissan looking to sell approximately 48,000 units per annum in Japan.
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