2002 Nissan Frontier Xe Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Clovis, New Mexico, United States
This is a 2002 Nissan Frontier King Cab with very low Mileage (100,500). This is a non-smoker truck in excellent condition. It has been well maintained with oil changes and service checks every 3000 miles. The interior is in great shape with no rips or tears. It has a sliding back glass and bed liner. Two tires are brand new and the other two have 50% left on them. It comes with an after market stereo with AUX and USB inputs (original radio comes with the truck). The windows are professionally tented. This truck has been cared for and has great gas mileage. Serious inquiries only. Text: four 02 two one 0 three 0 six 9.
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Nissan poaches Ram CEO Fred Diaz
Sat, 13 Apr 2013Nissan has announced that it has hired Fred Diaz as its new divisional vice president of sales and marketing. With the appointment, Diaz unexpected exits his post as president and CEO of Chrysler's Ram brand, a position he has held since 2009 when the brand was created as a separate entity from Dodge. He was also president and CEO of Chrysler de Mexico.
Nissan issued a press released - posted below - in which it says that Diaz's newly formed position will be responsible for the day-to-day operations of the brand in the US, including such facets as sales, marketing, parts and service, along with administrative matters. In addition, he will lead Nissan's light commercial vehicle and fleet division, likely a key attraction with his Ram background.
Chrysler has yet to name a replacement for Diaz.
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Nissan has since released a couple videos of its CEATEC demos, with one designed to look like a news report. In this video, you can watch the car go around the track and navigate intersections and road hazards. The second video shows Ghosn riding in the car, and he hints that Nissan's goal of having an autonomous vehicle in production by 2020 might be more of a worst-case scenario. Watch both videos and read through Nissan's official press release below.
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The NV200 Taxi launches this October. Although Nissan says it is bringing a hybrid version of the van to market in 2015, the New York Supreme Court ruled against Nissan, which opens the door for taxi companies in NYC to drive non-Nissan hybrid vehicles. Despite this setback, it doesn't sound like this ruling will affect the NV200 becoming the official taxi of NYC as a part of the 10-year contract worth an estimated $1 billion.