WorldCarFans.com (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
New details and spy pictures of the new upcoming Nissan Micra have surfaced. It will share something called the V-platform with other future Nissans.
China Car Times (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
The Dongfeng Nissan JV is getting quite a bit of a boost in the next coming months, its line up already consists of two SUVs (Qashqai and X-Trial) Compact hatches and sedans (Livina, Tiida, and Bluebird Sylphy) as well as larger sedans such as the Nissan Teana. That line up is soon to be extended by the launch of the Chinese built Nissan Quest MPV and also the addition of the super cute micro car,...
Wheelosphere (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
Nissan Micra is making turbulence in these days.We already covered many interesting stories before, but here comes the most anticipated story.India bound Nissan Micra caught at her own home, the images available shows allround view of this small beauty.Nissan is planning Micra on their V-platform, which will get hatchback and sedan variants soon,there are strong [...] Related posts: Mahindra Appalachian...
Wheelosphere (Free subscription) | 02/11/2009
Nissan Murano is the next SUV offering from Nissan India.The Telegraph reports Nissan is seriously considering Murano’s Indian continental entry.If everything going well Murano will be in India by first half of 2010.Probably Nissan may preview Murano in India during upcoming Autoexpo. Murano arrival news will be excitement for those who are passionate about [...] Related posts: Nissan Adds All...
The complete works of TGR Worzel (Free subscription) | 01/11/2009
I watched ITV's Tonight documentary about the scrappage scheme, the other day. I still can't believe the idiot who said he's scrapping his car because it has started to cost him money as he had to put an exhaust on it last year. That isn't really a good reason to scrap any car. Exhausts are essentially service items. Like tyres, they wear out occasionally but they are quite easy to replace. His car,...
Scary Duck (Free subscription) | 26/10/2009
On crap cars, again I've noticed, driving between Reading and Weymouth in the Renault Scenic OF DOOM on a weekly basis, that certain makes of car attract certain types of drivers. My study, backed up with actual SCIENCE, reveals one or two things we already know for FACT, plus a surprising conclusion that needs to be reinforced by violence against a certain type of individual so as to maintain my excellent...
Cars and Motorbikes - Mirror.co.uk (Free subscription) | 24/10/2009
I'm amazed just how polished the diesel Nissan Micra is. Brisk, lively, well-equipped and good for 60mpg, it's a little darling of a supermini and only Insurance Group 3. I spent several days marvelling at its thrift and decent...
F1 Badger - Formula 1 isn't boring (Free subscription) | 24/10/2009
In two weeks time, London’s Earls Court exhibition centre is graced by the presence of the “MPH” show, featuring loads of prestige and performance cars on display – a bit like the Birmingham/London motorshows but with less Ford Focus and Nissan Micra type cars and more in the way of Lamborghini, Porsche and Ferrari type [...]
Autoblog (Free subscription) | 21/10/2009
Review: Ducati Sport 1000 lives up to its heritage Ducati's uncompromised blend of racing performance and Italian pedigree is in full effect with the Sport 1000. It lives up to its looks, but is it worth the coin? We find out in our full review. VIDEO: Lexus LF-A breaks cover before Tokyo unveiling We're a few hours away from the official unveiling of the Lexus LF-A at the Tokyo Motor Show, but before...
Leftlane (Free subscription) | 20/10/2009
Nissan announced earlier on Tuesday that it will bring a version of its next-generation Micra small car to the United States market. The Micra – which is currently sold in other global markets – will make its U.S. debut sometime after 2010. Nissan is currently readying the next-generation of its Micra subcompact, with at least [...]
The Truth About Cars (Free subscription) | 20/10/2009
Nissan’s got a new platform (codename “V”) that will underpin a number of low-cost body styles for third-world markets… like the US. According to Automotive News [sub], a four-door sedan, a five-door hatchback and a multipurpose vehicle will be based on the sub-Versa platform, collectively replacing the non-US-market Micra. Nissan hopes to sell a million [...]
KickingTires (Free subscription) | 20/10/2009
In a press conference today in Japan, Nissan revealed plans for its next generation of microcars. The bulk of the specifics revolved around a new version of the Nissan Micra (above), a very small three-cylinder car that will be sold...
eGMCarTech (Free subscription) | 20/10/2009
Nissan officials announced today that a new global small car will be coming to the United States after 2010. The model will be positioned below its current entry-level product – the Nissan Versa. Officials said that the U.S. market will be a major part of a campaign to sell 1 million vehicles a year from [...]
Subcompact Culture (Free subscription) | 20/10/2009
Well, it looks like Nissan is certainly taking the small car market seriously in the U.S. The company just announced that the next generation global small car (Nissan Micra, I assume) which will slot under the Versa, will be sold in the U.S. The photo above is a current Micra. The next world car could resemble a recently released drawing . In addition, Nissan is saying this vehicle will have a three-cylinder...
The Car Connection (Free subscription) | 20/10/2009
If you've looked at the Versa and lamented that it's actually a bit bigger and thirstier than what you'd hoped for, you're apparently not alone. Nissan thinks that there's a reasonably strong market for an even smaller model, so the automaker's high-mpg replacement for its Micra minicar will be sold in the U.S.--beginning as soon as 2011. ..
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