Nissan Motors

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Nissan Motors cars are equipped with over 50 standard safety features, including advances such as front seat belts with pretensioners that help tighten the belt automatically whenever the air bags deploy.

Nissan Motors Features

• Nissan Motors 1.8's 4-cylinder engine is designed with four valves per cylinder for greater efficiency and quicker power delivery.
• With Nissan Motors exceptional fuel economy, you can go up to 400 miles on a single tank of gas.
• The Nissan Motors Variable Valve Timing Control electronically measures throttle position, vehicle speed and engine rpm, and adjusts the exact moment the valves inhale.
• Instead of a rubber timing belt (which needs periodic replacement), all Nissan Motors engines have a maintenance-free metal chain. This can save trips to the mechanic and you drive with greater peace of mind.
• Imagine 165 free-revving horses and 175 lb-ft of forward-thrusting torque pouring from an aluminum-alloy block in a vehicle from Nissan Motors.
• Ultra-slick microfinished components, jet-inspired drive-by-wire throttle and continuously variable valve timing that extracts every last ounce of power from this Nissan Motors smooth responsive engine.

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• Final Cost: This is derived by adding shipping to the invoice amount and subtracting any rebates and hold back.

  

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