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Nissan and Renault officially launch new diesel V6
Ever since the April 2007 announcement by Nissan that it would install a new clean diesel V6 into the US market Maxima sedan in 2010, company officials have declined any further comment on the subject. Given recent announcements from Honda, Toyota, Ford and others about the cessation of US diesel engine plans, the silence is not good news to US diesel fans. Regardless of what ultimately happens here in the US, the aforementioned engine is now going into production - at least for the European market. Alliance partners Renault and Nissan ... Read more →
Nissan may build diesel engines in US and add a four cylinder Sam Abuelsamid
The new diesel V-6 that Nissan will be installing the 2010 Maxima could end up being built in the US if Japanese press reports are accurate. The engines could be sourced from Nissan's engine plant in ...
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Nissan and Renault officially launch new diesel V6 11 months ago on Autoblog Green
Ever since the April 2007 announcement by Nissan that it would install a new clean diesel V6 into the US market Maxima sedan in 2010, company officials have declined any further comment on the subject. Given recent announcements from Honda, Toyota, Ford and others about the cessation of US ...
Nissan may build diesel engines in US and add a four cylinder 2 years ago on Autoblog Green
The new diesel V-6 that Nissan will be installing the 2010 Maxima could end up being built in the US if Japanese press reports are accurate. The engines could be sourced from Nissan's engine plant in Decherd, Tennessee although Nissan is calling the report only speculation at this point. In ...
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