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Nissan reconsidering Maxima diesel, U.S. production seems unlikely
Surprise, surprise. As much as many Americans clamor for oil-burning engines for their future automobile purchasers, the fact of the matter remains that diesel engines do not translate into sales in the United States. The latest example of a mainstream diesel-powered machine being killed before it even gets off the ground may very well be the Nissan Maxima, which was scheduled to get a 3.0L diesel engine from corporate partner Renault before the end of the year. Spokespeople for the Japanese automaker won't go quite so far as to admit that ... Read more →
U.S. will probably only get auto-trans Nissan Maxima diesel Sam Abuelsamid
The half dozen or so Americans who actually got really excited the other day about the prospect of Nissan selling its new Maxima diesel only with a manual transmission can go back to their routines. ...
Renault launches new Laguna coupe with 3.0L diesel Sam Abuelsamid
click the Laguna coupe for a high-res gallery Amongst the sun and stars of the Cannes Film Festival this weekend, Renault has unveiled the new Laguna Coupe with a pair of V6 engines. Each of the 6 ...
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Nissan reconsidering Maxima diesel, U.S. production seems unlikely 8 months ago on Autoblog Green
Surprise, surprise. As much as many Americans clamor for oil-burning engines for their future automobile purchasers, the fact of the matter remains that diesel engines do not translate into sales in the United States. The latest example of a mainstream diesel-powered machine being killed before ...
U.S. will probably only get auto-trans Nissan Maxima diesel 1 year ago on Autoblog Green
The half dozen or so Americans who actually got really excited the other day about the prospect of Nissan selling its new Maxima diesel only with a manual transmission can go back to their routines. The rest of you who abhor the thought of manipulating a third pedal can now go back and re-consider ...
Renault launches new Laguna coupe with 3.0L diesel 1 year ago on Autoblog Green
click the Laguna coupe for a high-res gallery Amongst the sun and stars of the Cannes Film Festival this weekend, Renault has unveiled the new Laguna Coupe with a pair of V6 engines. Each of the 6 cylinder powerplants uses a different fuel. One runs on gasoline, the other diesel. While ...
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