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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / April 2008

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Titan gets axed.  Chrysler to make full sized truck for Nissan

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wicche - 19 Apr 2008 18:00 GMT
WTF!

http://blogs.fourwheeler.com/6241232/whats-new/chrysler-to-build-fullsize-truck-
for-nissan/index.htmlWell
, this had better work out better than when Isuzu stopped making theTropper and replaced it with GM's Envoy and renamed it the Ascender. Nowlook at Isuzu. They are leaving America due to poor sells.
wicche - 19 Apr 2008 18:03 GMT
http://www.topix.com/autos/nissan-titan/2008/04/nissan-chrysler-ink-manufacturin
g-agreement

> WTF!
>
> http://blogs.fourwheeler.com/6241232/whats-new/chrysler-to-build-fullsize-truck-
for-nissan/index.htmlWell
,
> this had better work out better than when Isuzu stopped making theTropper
> and replaced it with GM's Envoy and renamed it the Ascender. Nowlook at
> Isuzu. They are leaving America due to poor sells.
wicche - 19 Apr 2008 18:05 GMT
http://blogs.fourwheeler.com/6241232/whats-new/chrysler-to-build-fullsize-truck-
for-nissan/index.html


> WTF!
>
> http://blogs.fourwheeler.com/6241232/whats-new/chrysler-to-build-fullsize-truck-
for-nissan/index.htmlWell
,
> this had better work out better than when Isuzu stopped making theTropper
> and replaced it with GM's Envoy and renamed it the Ascender. Nowlook at
> Isuzu. They are leaving America due to poor sells.
codifus - 19 Apr 2008 19:25 GMT
> WTF!
>
>  http://blogs.fourwheeler.com/6241232/whats-new/chrysler-to-build-full..., this had better work out better than when Isuzu stopped making theTropper and replaced it with GM's Envoy and renamed it the Ascender. Nowlook at Isuzu. They are leaving America due to poor sells.

I think this is a smart move for Nissan. Nissan has many models in its
product line from the feul thrifty Sentra and Versa, to the goliath,
earth destroying, gas guzzling monsters like the Pathfinder Armada and
the Infiniti QX-56.

We live in the US where gas prices are at $3.50 per gallon. And,
unknown to GW, that's only 50 cents away from $4/gallon gas. The
Pathfinder large and the QX56 are not going to be popular in this
environment.

So what does Nissan do? Force those big boys to Chrysler, a car
company which, for the second time, is desperately fighting for its
continued existence, and then charge Chrysler and arm and their 1st
born for permission to build the Versa and Sentra type models in
Nissan's lineup.

It is payback to Chrysler again for pushing the wrong products at the
wrong time. The Chrysler 300, Magnum and the HEMI. Heck, if gas fell
back to $1/gallon I'd be keen on a HEMI, but not now.

CD
still just me - 22 Apr 2008 23:35 GMT
>We live in the US where gas prices are at $3.50 per gallon. And,
>unknown to GW, that's only 50 cents away from $4/gallon gas. The
>Pathfinder large and the QX56 are not going to be popular in this
>environment.

Hey, The Big 3 CEO's have been quite clear on this point. Americans
want to buy big SUV's and trucks - and that's why they continue to
build them instead of fuel efficient smaller vehicles and why those
honkin big vehicles sell so well!

Oh... wait... remove the last part of that sentence.
CBX2@webtv.net - 23 Apr 2008 07:06 GMT
Poor sells????????????
 
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