Nissan VAN

[geo]

Nissan has come out with a full size van, for 2018, from one of truck news letters I get on line.
what I saw from the pictures looking good

 

[Treadmill]

Pics or the rumor isn’t true.

 

[RoadTime]

I haven't seen or heard of any major changes. Even the 2019 "Full Size" van is still a 2 skidder.

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[geo]

go to HDT headline news, for March 2018 , 21 2018. at the end of news has pictures you can look at see.
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[scottm4211]

go to HDT headline news, for March 2018 , 21 2018. at the end of news has pictures you can look at see.
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I just read the article. There’s zero change in the size. SMH


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[LDB]

How about a link?

 

[Grizzly]

I believe HDT is reporting that they've expanded production, not the size of the vehicle itself.

Nissan has been selling a larger unit in England for years ... lookup NV400.

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[RoadTime]

I believe HDT is reporting that they've expanded production, not the size of the vehicle itself.

Nissan has been selling a larger unit in England for years ... lookup NV400.

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Wonder why they are not bringing some of these over here to compete?
To hard to put the steering wheel on the other side?

With the current choice of vans here, this would go to the top of my list

Seems like they are missing out on a good opportunity here.




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[Moot]

If Nissan ever brings the NV 400 to the North American market you can bet it won't have this:
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[Grizzly]

I believe HDT is reporting that they've expanded production, not the size of the vehicle itself.

Nissan has been selling a larger unit in England for years ... lookup NV400.

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Wonder why they are not bringing some of these over here to compete?
To hard to put the steering wheel on the other side?

With the current choice of vans here, this would go to the top of my list

Seems like they are missing out on a good opportunity here.

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Same goes for me. I think a Nissan van would be a nice compromise between the cost for German performance & American quality.

I've always liked Nissans. Back in the day I had a black 2000 Maxima, drove the wheels off that thing. My wife currently drives a 2011 Altima. This past summer we bought my son his first car, a black 1999 Altima. Bought it from the original owner .. 52K mi .. garage kept .. super clean .. old timer had a company car & it was his weekend drive ... bought it for $3,500 CASH. The guy didn't accept credit cards .. lol Assembled in Smyrna ... sold through a dealership in Knoxville ... I went to Knoxville to buy it from the guy. The car had never left the state! I try to drive it every chance I get ... love that little car.

Haven't done too much research as to why it's not sold here. I believe it's manufactured in conjunction with Renault. That could be why. Anyway, it would be nice to take one for a spin ...

 

[Grizzly]

If Nissan ever brings the NV 400 to the North American market you can bet it won't have this:
.

Would be fun if it did ....

 

[scottm4211]

I rented a Vauxhaull (GM ) version in Ireland a couple years ago that is similar to the Nissan. Small turbo 4 cyl with plenty of grunt and 6 sp manual. I think it was getting well over 30 mpg with 6 of us and luggage.


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