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| Boxy chic. |
| Adrian 24-9-2003 |
At a time when every car manufacturer in the land is trying their darnest to make their bread-and-butter SUVs look 'organic' and as sleek as possible, Nissan has instead bravely chosen to go all macho and boxy. Upright. The front end is familiar enough. That spells DULL. But its the sides and the rear end that impresses tremendously.The proportions and the lines are well thought out . Refreshingly good-looking. Boxy chic . |
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