Nissan considers exporting $2,500 car around the world

Are Hyundai Accents and Chevy Aveos a little too bling-bling for your wallet? How about a car that costs a fourth of one. No, we probably won’t get one in the US, as it’s hard enough to make a profit on the aforementioned $10,000 Korean subcompacts, but that doesn’t mean it’s not going to be big on the world scale.

Making use of the lower-cost engineering and manufacturing fortitude of India, Nissan/Renault is looking at partnering up with Bajaj...
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EnnNorak - 11/15/2007 1:10:28 AM

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All they have to do is sell it by mail order or at Sears, or even at Walmart. As long as it has a simple 2-cylinder motorcycle engine, a motorcycle dealer can service it or the owner can do it himself. At $2,500 its a commodity that can be replaced every 6 months to a year. The scrap dealers will love it.

dano100 - 11/16/2007 11:48:04 AM

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I'll take 5 of 'em...............not!