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Update: Nissan confirms the sketches are of a Micra Sedan variant. Nissan has just released a sketch of what is likely to be the next generation Nissan Tiida, although a recent report from Nissan Co. says it is its new 'global sedan'. We suspect N
A production plant with a capacity of up to 400,000 cars per year has been inaugurated in Chennai, India by the Renault-Nissan Alliance. Production starts in May of this year, with 1500 employees to immediately benefit from the billion dollar
As we previously mentioned Nissan’s all-new B-segment mini car, better know as the Nissan Micra has had a total revamp and been unveiled at Geneva. Nissan Australia will bring the new generation Micra to our shores towards the end of the yea
Nissan Australian has today confirmed that the new 2011 Nissan Micra will be in Nissan dealerships across Australia towards the end of this year. Nissan's all-new "Global Compact Car" will be seen for the first time at the Geneva Motorshow nex
Nissan has today confirmed that its next-generation Micra will appear at next month's Geneva Motor Show. Set to replace the existing model, which has been around in most markets since 2003, the new Nissan Micra will take on the likes of the Honda
2009 Nissan Micra City Collection Review & Road Test Perfect for those hip, single type, city dwelling, label-wearing females Model Tested: 2009 Nissan K12 Micra City Collection, 1.4 litre, automatic, five-door hatch - $17,99
2008 Nissan Micra review Model tested: 2008 Nissan Micra City Collection, 5-door, 4-speed automatic, 1.4-litre, $16,690 Distinctive styling. Keenly priced. Good fuel consumption Turgid open road performance. Small boot. Too cutesy fo
When looks aren't everything, the new Nissan Micra is the perfect super-small hatch to make stressful city driving a breeze. There are sure to be some who would label the new five-door Micra as 'cute' - even chic, although most would agree, the Mi
Nissan's new five-door Micra is getting ready for an all-out battle in the light car segment. Powered by a tiny 1.4-litre engine (72kW at 5,600rpm and 137Nm of torque at 3200rpm) coupled to a standard four-speed automatic, the Micra starts at just $1
The Australian dollar is strong and while exports suffer as a result, importers are looking to bring as many new models as the market will allow. With Holden's recent admission that the new Daewoo Matiz is under consideration, and Suzuki announcin
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