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This is the third part of our series on new petrol powered cars from China – June 2021. For background and more cars see Part 1 and Part 2. We immediately continue with the car you see atop this post; the Exeed TX 2.0T.
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The Nissan Terra SUV will be launched on the Chinese car market on March 12. Price will start around 180,000 yuan. The new Nissan Terra is known abroad as the new Nissan Paladin. Production of the current Paladin will continue in China, so they had to find another name for the new one.
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A massive Nissan Petrol pickup truck, Spotted in China in my compound in east Beijing. It is a truly enormous vehicle, towering tall over anything else on the street.
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This little white Nissan Sentra is rarer than a Ferrari 458, in China. The Sentra has never been sold here, but the 458 is all over the place. I found this Sentra 1.8 Special Edition in the Sanlitun area in Beijing.
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This green goddess is a Nissan Terrano II, 3-door, Spotted in China on a car market in east Beijing. The good car was a bit dusty but otherwise in a good shape, inside and out.
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The very first photos of the new Nissan Terra for China, a large seven-seat SUV. The new Nissan Terra is known abroad as the new Nissan Paladin. Production of the current Paladin will continue in China, so they had to find another name for the new one: Terra it is.
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This is the new Venucia D60 sedan for China, the most stylish Venucia-branded car so far by far. There is a small grille flanked by sharp lights, a big black holed bumper, a very sculpted bonnet, and pronounced creased on the side. But it does need bigger wheels.
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New photos of the upcoming Venucia D60 sedan, looking very stylish and even somewhat daring. There is a small grille flanked by sharp lights, a big black holed bumper, a very sculpted bonnet, and pronounced creased on the side. But it does need bigger wheels.
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Spy Shots showing a stylish Venucia sedan, shot during a photo shoot. Venucia is a sub-brand of the Dongfeng-Nissan joint venture. They used to rebadge old Nissans but recently they seem to have more design-freedom. Their first unique car was the Venucia T90. This yet nameless sedan is the second.
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A dusty Nissan Fengshen Bluebird EQ7200 SSS, Spotted in China in the great city of Jinan in Shandong Province. The old ‘Bird was clearly neglected but it didn’t seem to be abandoned. It was just very dirty and it had some not-too serious damage on the front fender.
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