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2010 nissan micra (X02A/B02A) or Asian called March was captured by Autoexpress.co.uk on the UK road.It’s Bigger than current.

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The most fuel efficiency to first thinking of small car as even next generation nissan march is,by mouted both 3-cylinder HR10DE 1.0 litre and HR12DE 1.2 litre make super sufficiency of usage 25-30 km/Litre.2009 Nissan march (X02A,W02A codename) will be first launch April,2009 in Japan,later time produced at Low-cost Country i.e. China,India,Thailand.

If you can recognize 1989 nissan march superturbo 110 hp under 1,000 cc.capactiies to fast for fun,It will return to same feeling there in 2010 nissan march turbo has the new 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol super-turbo unit will deliver excellent performance by 140bhp at 6,000rpm So it should be powerful enough for a 0-60mph time of around 8 seconds, plus low emissions with 120g/km of CO2 and strong fuel economy with 23.8 km/litre.

The exterior 2010 march turbo kit derived inspiration from GT-R looking.

Nissan is launching a host of models over the next two years.

This month’s seven-seat Qashqai+2 is this year’s only major product news but it will be joined by at least six new vehicles by the end of 2010, and that’s without counting the diesel version of the Murano large 4×4.

October’s Paris motor show will see a concept for the sub-Micra city car due to be launched next year, 12 months in front of the new Micra. The supermini will also spawn a new small off-road-style model to sit below the successful Qashqai. On top of that, the new version of the Cube small MPV, a huge hit in Japan, is likely to be brought to Europe. Nissan is on the verge of confirming it will be launched in the UK late next year.

A 350Z replacement, called 370Z, is due in April, around the same time as the Porsche 911-baiting GT-R.

According to Nissan design director Shiro Nakamura, the new Nissan Micra, which is already in the design stage, will adopt a more conventional and aggressive or sporty look that will appeal to the male buyers.

“There will still be a strong family look, but we do need to attract more male buyers,” Nakamura said.

Micra will be sold in five leading competitive countries (LCCs) including India and Thailand.

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 NEW DELHI: Japanese auto major Nissan Motor Co on Tuesday said it has identified India as one of the five low cost countries to manufacture its new generation compact cars, including the Micra.

“Nissan will compete in the entry-car market with a dedicated new A platform that will be used for at least three models, including the next generation of Micra, and will be built in five Leading Competitive Countries (LCCs),” the company said in a statement.

The company said production sites for the new family of compact cars would include the new plant in Chennai being constructed by the Renault-Nissan Alliance.
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 A spokesman at Nissan’s Sunderland plant has told AutomotiveWorld.com that the company does not wish to comment on a newspaper report which claims there will be no UK build of the next generation Micra.

According to the Sunday Times, which quotes Nissan’s chief executive, even with the assistance of a recently weaker pound, the company loses money building the small car at Sunderland. Apart from the UK, most of the model’s markets are in the euro zone.
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