AT the 2004 Paris Motor Show, Nissan will be displaying many new and recently revised 4x4s which will underline the company's aggressive ambitions in Europe, as well as its desire to change consumers' perception of Nissan.
Due to go on sale in March 2005, the Pathfinder sports utility vehicle is a new addition to Nissan's growing four-wheel drive line-up inspired by the Dunehawk concept car which was displayed at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2003.
The interior provides three rows of seats, with the second and third rows folding flat to create a huge load area. Thanks to the versatility of the interior, a total of 64 different seating configurations is possible. Even with the third row of seats in place, there is class-leading luggage space. For added convenience, the rear glass hatch opens for easy access to the rear luggage area in tight spaces.
Power comes from Nissan's new highly efficient 2.5-litre 'YD' series four-cylinder turbo diesel engine. It features second-generation common rail technology for lower emissions and a new balancer system for greater refinement. It gives category-leading power and torque outputs which out-perform those of larger engines, while also providing outstanding economy figures.
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