Nissan Releases Revised Nissan Lafesta Minivan in Japan

 Nissan Releases Revised Nissan Lafesta Minivan in Japan
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced the nationwide sales release of the new Nissan Lafesta minivan in Japan. The Nissan Lafesta, originally introduced in 2004, receives a number of significant refinements, including new grille, bumper and light designs; revised seat shape, seat fabric and gauge designs; and availability of an advanced HDD-based CARWINGS navigation system.

The Nissan Lafesta model lineup has also been revised. The Highway Star model again provides customers with a more sporty derivative, while the Playful model has been discontinued.

Easy to drive

The new Nissan Lafesta continues to offer an easy-to-drive combination of agile maneuverability and superior outward visibility, as well as excellent acceleration, quietness and fuel economy.

For those spending time in the city, the Nissan Lafesta offers a class-leading 5.1-meter minimum turning radius and large windows that provide outstanding visibility to all corners of the vehicle.

Also contributing to Nissan Lafesta's reputation as one of the best-driving minivans on the market is its standard MR20DE 2.0-liter engine. Mated to the XTRONIC CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission), Lafesta delivers class-leading*1 fuel economy, quick throttle response, smooth acceleration and quiet overall operation.
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AMGC55AMGC55 - 5/15/2007 1:57:25 PM
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oh boy my life is complete now


ExigeOwnerExigeOwner - 5/15/2007 4:40:25 PM
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Why do all Japanese market cars look 20 years old?


Caddyman07Caddyman07 - 5/15/2007 5:20:37 PM
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LOL! I thought the same thing!!! Its probably because they are busy researching/advancing on technology (not a bad thing) and they totally forgot about design...


atomicbriatomicbri - 5/15/2007 6:40:48 PM
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Wow, lookin at that made me throw up a little



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