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Nissan is celebrating the March’s (Micra in Europe) 25th anniversary in Japan
- Mitsuoka Launches Third Generation Of Its Retro-fused Viewt
For the past two decades, Mitsuoka, a Japanese company that specializes in the creation of eccentric designs, has been offering the Viewt, which is a small sedan model based on the Nissan March (also known as the Micra) that looks like a shrunken Jaguar...
- Thai-made 2011 Nissan March Goes On Sale In Japan [plus 49 Photos]
Following on from the presentation of the 2011 Micra at the Geneva Show earlier this year, Nissan introduced the Japanese domestic market (JDM) version of the all-new supermini called the March, which goes on sale this week. Unlike its predecessors,...
- Next Nissan Micra / March Supermini Teased In Official Sketches, Sales Start In 2010
These are the first official sketches of Nissan's replacement for the current generation Micra city car, also known as the March in Japan, that will be first launched in Thailand in March 2010 and will be available in more than 150 countries. The...
- Chrysler Celebrates Grand Voyager's 25th Anniversary With Limited Edition Version
In celebration of the Grand Voyager's 25th birthday, Chrysler has launched a new special edition version of its full-size MPV in Britain. As with most models of the sort, the Grand Voyager 25th Anniversary comes with extra interior and exterior equipment...
- Seat Pays Tribute To Ibiza With 25th Anniversary Edition
Still trying to find what's so special about this special edition Ibiza other than the '25th Anniversary' logo on the rear hatch? We don't blame you, we did the same and came up with nothing. Apparently, VW Group's subsidiary hasn't...
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Nissan Releases Commemorative March / Micra Models
Nissan is celebrating the March’s (Micra in Europe) 25th anniversary in The March Plus Safety is based on the March 25th Happiness (2WD/4WD), adding extra features for enhanced occupant safety, including SRS side airbags for the driver and front passenger, SRS curtain airbag and Xenon headlamps (low beam with an automatic levelizer).
Finally, the March KISEKAE offers a choice of two exclusive seat covers - Bubbly or Striped - to suit the individual styles of the customer. The model offers exclusive interior trims and pedals to match the seat upholstery. According to Nissan, the March KISEKAE (meaning "dress up" in Japanese) allows customers to customize the interior such as the seat covers, according to their personal tastes.
- Mitsuoka Launches Third Generation Of Its Retro-fused Viewt
For the past two decades, Mitsuoka, a Japanese company that specializes in the creation of eccentric designs, has been offering the Viewt, which is a small sedan model based on the Nissan March (also known as the Micra) that looks like a shrunken Jaguar...
- Thai-made 2011 Nissan March Goes On Sale In Japan [plus 49 Photos]
Following on from the presentation of the 2011 Micra at the Geneva Show earlier this year, Nissan introduced the Japanese domestic market (JDM) version of the all-new supermini called the March, which goes on sale this week. Unlike its predecessors,...
- Next Nissan Micra / March Supermini Teased In Official Sketches, Sales Start In 2010
These are the first official sketches of Nissan's replacement for the current generation Micra city car, also known as the March in Japan, that will be first launched in Thailand in March 2010 and will be available in more than 150 countries. The...
- Chrysler Celebrates Grand Voyager's 25th Anniversary With Limited Edition Version
In celebration of the Grand Voyager's 25th birthday, Chrysler has launched a new special edition version of its full-size MPV in Britain. As with most models of the sort, the Grand Voyager 25th Anniversary comes with extra interior and exterior equipment...
- Seat Pays Tribute To Ibiza With 25th Anniversary Edition
Still trying to find what's so special about this special edition Ibiza other than the '25th Anniversary' logo on the rear hatch? We don't blame you, we did the same and came up with nothing. Apparently, VW Group's subsidiary hasn't...