The new Nissan Navarra for 2021

[CPF]

Nissan has done a new facelift to the Navara came out yesterday coming to Europe shortly

 

[daveydiesel1]

If theyd save the r and d cost of that and just galvanise the chassis theyd sell plenty of them

 

[Mur Huwcun]

If theyd save the r and d cost of that and just galvanise the chassis theyd sell plenty of them

Realistically subtracting the cost of the micron of paint they put on the chassis it couldn’t be a lot more to galvenise at that scale!!!

 

[daveydiesel1]

Not if they had there own tank it wouldnt really be any more expensive

 

[Deutzdx3]

Not if they had there own tank it wouldnt really be any more expensive

You want it to last for ever, they want it to last a certain amount of time so they can keep selling them. If they made them indestructible they wouldn’t sell so many and go bust. All vehicles are built now with a life span. 10 years as a rule of thumb I believe.

 

[Robt]

Exactly

 

[dairydurham]

You want it to last for ever, they want it to last a certain amount of time so they can keep selling them. If they made them indestructible they wouldn’t sell so many and go bust. All vehicles are built now with a life span. 10 years as a rule of thumb I believe.

Our chassis snapped at fours old after the engine shat itself at 36k miles

 

[daveydiesel1]

You want it to last for ever, they want it to last a certain amount of time so they can keep selling them. If they made them indestructible they wouldn’t sell so many and go bust. All vehicles are built now with a life span. 10 years as a rule of thumb I believe.

You want it to last for ever, they want it to last a certain amount of time so they can keep selling them. If they made them indestructible they wouldn’t sell so many and go bust. All vehicles are built now with a life span. 10 years as a rule of thumb I believe.

Well it should be an option. Even if it was alot more expensive at least customers in countries with damp climates like this could have the choice

 

[Farma Parma]

You want it to last for ever, they want it to last a certain amount of time so they can keep selling them. If they made them indestructible they wouldn’t sell so many and go bust. All vehicles are built now with a life span. 10 years as a rule of thumb I believe.

oh aye & they think we all have bucket loads of cash that were really struggling to fill nowerdays too keep buying stuff just too line there pockets every 3-5yrs
I think not! vehicles in all honest last a min of 10years with us & one has just past 16yr old a month or so ago... if it stops the morn it owes me nowt...
what id replace it with arh well thats likely too be a challenge but i love a challenge

 

[Robt]

Perhaps the executives at Nissan have a wider audience than just farmers as potential buyers! Builders, families, reps, vegans... etc....

 

[Farma Parma]

Perhaps the executives at Nissan have a wider audience than just farmers as potential buyers! Builders, families, reps, vegans... etc....

Vegans hahaha

 

[Robt]

Thought that may get a smile. I’m on a vw amarok Facebook group and I bet only 2% are farmers so they really don’t care if their machine only last 10 years and no body has cash. pcp will
Still work

 

[CPF]

 

[Johnnyboxer]

I read the article, surprised how far Nissan had dropped in the annual sales table, in recent years
Ford and Toyota sell double or treble what Nissan seem to be selling in UK

 

[PSQ]

Mitsubishi, VW, 'Mercedes' and now Nissan...

Surely the Nissan will still be available as the Renault Alaskan, which is due this year in Europe???

 

[Deutzdx3]

May have some thing to do with engine emissions, they may well see the number of trucks versus the fines doesn’t balance. Shame, it’s a decent truck as an all rounder.

 

[Johnnyboxer]

Mitsubishi, VW, 'Mercedes' and now Nissan...

Surely the Nissan will still be available as the Renault Alaskan, which is due this year in Europe???

So, British farmers will be left with the only pickup choices of
Toyota
Ford-VW collaboration
Isuzu
LR Defender pickup (maybe)

 

[PSQ]

So, British farmers will be left with the only pickup choices of
Toyota
Ford-VW collaboration
Isuzu
LR Defender pickup (maybe)

Fiat Fullback ? (rebadged L200).
Ssanyong, but they're also hanging on a very shoogly peg.

 

[Johnnyboxer]

Fiat Fullback ? (rebadged L200).

Long gone .......

 

[Cowabunga]

Mitsubishi, VW, 'Mercedes' and now Nissan...

Surely the Nissan will still be available as the Renault Alaskan, which is due this year in Europe???

The Navara and Alaskan are both built on the same production line. A line due to be shut down this year. So the Alaskan will sink without trace.