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So, raise your hand if you know which brand has the biggest ever car plant in the United Kingdom. Of course, being that this report is about Nissan, it won't surprise you to learn that it's the Japanese carmarker, but that doesn't make the feat any less impressive as we are talking about a foreign manufacturer and not one of the many domestic brands in the long history of the UK auto industry.
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- 2010 Nissan Subcompact Suv/crossover Teaser Sketch
Nissan has released a teaser sketch of its forthcoming subcompact SUV/Crossover/CUV (call it whatever you want) that will be built at its Sunderland plant in the United Kingdom, starting in 2010. We can't be entirely sure, but from the looks of it,...
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Nissan Kicks Off European Production of New Note Hatch
So, raise your hand if you know which brand has the biggest ever car plant in the United Kingdom. Of course, being that this report is about Nissan, it won't surprise you to learn that it's the Japanese carmarker, but that doesn't make the feat any less impressive as we are talking about a foreign manufacturer and not one of the many domestic brands in the long history of the UK auto industry.
Now, Nissan has added another model to its Sunderland Plant, the new generation of the B-segment competing Note, which made its European premiere at the Geneva Motor Show this past March.
Read more »- New Nissan Note Global Compact Car: First Photos And Videos
The all-new second generation Nissan Note made its world premiere today during a special event held at the Osanbashi venue in Yokohama, Japan. The new Note is the production version of the Invitation Concept that we first laid eyes on at the 2012 Geneva...
- Nissan Releases Teaser Shot Of Qazana Small Crossover Concept
The undisputed star of the Nissan stand at next month's Geneva Show will be the Qazan Concept which promises to provide a good indication of the, as yet unnamed, small crossover that the Japanese automaker is readying for production at its UK Sunderland...
- Insider: Nissan Qazan Compact Crossover Concept To Premiere In Geneva
Carscoop has learned that Nissan will take the wraps off a new compact-sized crossover concept at the Geneva Motorshow in March. Our sources told us that the concept car will be called Qazan and in effect, it will preview Nissan's new compact car...
- Nissan Reduces Production And Cuts 1,200 Jobs At Uk Sunderland Plant
The significant decline in customer demand across Europe has prompted Nissan to reduce production at its manufacturing plant in Sunderland, UK. The Japanese automaker that has already cut down production at the plant said that it would trim one shift...
- 2010 Nissan Subcompact Suv/crossover Teaser Sketch
Nissan has released a teaser sketch of its forthcoming subcompact SUV/Crossover/CUV (call it whatever you want) that will be built at its Sunderland plant in the United Kingdom, starting in 2010. We can't be entirely sure, but from the looks of it,...