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Originally Posted by christian370z They are just trying to keep up with rising prices of fuel which affects all facets of their business as well as currency fluctuations. I'm sure
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 IMO any major changes that were planned for the 2012 model year might be held off until 2013 or later just to give Nissan a chance to assess the damage and begin to recover from it. |
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