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Old 20-07-2005, 08:06 PM   #1
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Default Pulsar is dead

Just reading go auto today and it turns out that Nissan is canning the Pulsar name and calling its replacement the 'tiida'.

Otherwise the car just seems like pulsar except it's gone from conservative to ugly styling, similar mechancials except for option of 1.5L & a larger/modern interior.

Linkage: http://goauto.carsales.com.au/mellor...2570440002816D

I cant see it selling any better that the current Pulsar. Especially when Hyundai are cheaper and are probably better, Ford has a much improved focus and Mazda has a top car. If people want consevative they'll get a Lancer.

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