Nissan X-Trail FC 2005
Après Toyota et son Highlander Hybrid, la Honda FCX et la Mercedes S400 CDI Hybride, c’est Nissan qui nous gratifie d’une annonce sur la mise au point de sa première
pile à combustible ainsi que dun nouveau type de réservoir dhydrogène
sous haute pression. Les piles à combustibles commencent à émerger parmi les énergies alternatives, et à cet effet nous vous conseillons vivement la lecture du blog energie et de sa catégorie "Piles à Combustibles". Au passage, un autre clin d’oeil au Maire de Paris Bertrand Delanoë et à sa politique "Paris sans Voitures"…
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To Whom It May Concern,
I have a Nissan Maxima 2001. I have less trhan 50k miles on it and I am going on my second clutch. In the past I have loved Maximas but this is ridiculous. This my last Nissan, all my friends are shocked because I have been such a big proponent of Nissan in the past.
I have had a Honda and Audi when I was younger. Both clutches took a lot of my youthful abuse and still lasted past 60k miles. Conversely the Nissan dealer, Libertyville Nissan, seemed and even stated they’ve seen clutches go out that early. I called the customer service line and got the same response from them, “What do you want me to do about it?”. So here’s what I’m going to do, I am not going to buy Nissan/Infiniti, I am not going to recommend Nissan and I am going to post this message on every blog I can find. I figure if I can influence 5-10 people thats 150-300K less for Nissan, I hopr you guys can afford it.
Driven, yeah sure, driven away is more like it.
DONT BUY NISSAN.
12 mai 2005 à 3:44Ajoutez un commentaire