I love how all of the people in the pictures are caucasian. They have a lot of totally different Nissan's than we have here. I'm also not liking the Skyline Sedan and just the style of the new Skyline in general. They also have a lot of new models in Japan. Yes some of them are weirder than he**, but they still have a lot of Nissan's. The Nissan Safari is pretty cool too(SUV).
Japanese Brochures
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rousie13
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Japanese Brochures
My friend went to Japan this summer and got me a bunch of Nissan brochures. I can't read any of it, but I can look at the nice pictures. I love how all of the people in the pictures are caucasian. They have a lot of totally different Nissan's than we have here. I'm also not liking the Skyline Sedan and just the style of the new Skyline in general. They also have a lot of new models in Japan. Yes some of them are weirder than he**, but they still have a lot of Nissan's. The Nissan Safari is pretty cool too(SUV).
I love how all of the people in the pictures are caucasian. They have a lot of totally different Nissan's than we have here. I'm also not liking the Skyline Sedan and just the style of the new Skyline in general. They also have a lot of new models in Japan. Yes some of them are weirder than he**, but they still have a lot of Nissan's. The Nissan Safari is pretty cool too(SUV).-
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Because Americans are not predominantly gadget freaks like the Japanese so they don't think extraneous gizmos would sell in the states. In a country where people make vehicle purchasing decisions based on the presence of multiple cupholders I would have to agree.
The short people like electronic trickery for it's own sake, it entertains them. My mother-in law has a toilet seat with more buttons on it than Captain Kirk's chair. What do Americans buy, fuzzy seats! On'y in Japan could you buy a Nismo 400R Skyline GT-R with a retractable fender pole.:rolleyes
The short people like electronic trickery for it's own sake, it entertains them. My mother-in law has a toilet seat with more buttons on it than Captain Kirk's chair. What do Americans buy, fuzzy seats! On'y in Japan could you buy a Nismo 400R Skyline GT-R with a retractable fender pole.:rolleyes