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Old 11-20-2008, 10:45 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by SMJane_Again View Post
Yeah, I think Nissan realized they had bitten off more than they could chew on the weight aspect. The engineers got painted into a corner when it came out that Nissan was looking for a smaller, lighter car, yet have the same amount of interior space (in fact, if you look at the specs you see it's slightly larger in some dimensions). Take into account a slightly larger engine and you get the size and weight of the car Nissan has given us. Not a bad thing really, since we still got better than a 1/10 power/weight ratio, but it's not the 200 lb diet that was first speculated on.

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Exactly. I'm pretty sure Nissan tried their best to remove the weight. Even with all those changes they kept the car lighter than the previous model. I give to Nissan.
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