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  • Nissan NP300 - Heavy Load? No Problem!

    18 Mar 2008

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    Nissan introduces another effective, workhorse-like pickup. Man, what's new?

    Nissan is continuing its drive into the LCV market with the re-introduction of its legendary workhorse pickup model, re-named NP300. Making its debut at the Commercial Vehicle Show on April 15th, the NP300 will be available in three bodystyles; Single Cab, King Cab and Double Cab, with the latter being available from late summer.

    Nissan will also display a selection of commercial vehicles and conversions from the recently-launched Good-To-Go range at the show. These will include three converted Cabstars, a refrigerated and Crew Van Interstar, a Primastar and a Navara.

    The NP300 Single Cab accommodates three people and has the largest bed in the range, measuring 2.2m in length and 1.4m wide. It is the ideal tough, durable pick up traditionally used for hard working self-employed sole traders typically working in remote locations, on construction sites, agriculture, or landscaping projects. The Single Cab will be offered with both two and four-wheel drive.

    In King Cab configuration, the NP300 can accommodate two people, as well as offering secure storage space inside the cabin for tools and materials, while the Double Cab offers seating for up to five colleagues.

    With a maximum payload of 1115kg, the NP300 has a powerful yet frugal Euro 4 compliant 2.5 litre direct injection diesel producing 133hp with 304Nm torque for easy load shifting and towing.

    As well as a large payload, the NP300 also has a towing capacity of 3000kg, allowing operators to carry all the materials and equipment they are likely to need, improving their working efficiency.

    The engine is paired with a five speed gearbox, while its rugged independent front suspension and heavy duty rear leaf spring suspension ensure that NP300 can handle the most demanding loads and terrain. A limited slip differential is standard, giving added traction and stability in difficult conditions.

    All versions are available with all-wheel drive, giving extra flexibility and reassurance to ensure that the toughest jobs are reached without difficulty. And to underline its suitability for the toughest working environments, the NP300 is fitted with a sump and petrol tank guard.

    This strong, well-proven pick up can also be converted into different body styles, allowing specialists to tailor their vehicle to meet their exact needs. For example, the NP300 is ideal for conversion into a recovery vehicle, a tipper or emergency vehicle.

    And while the NP300 is an authentic workhorse, life on board is civilised, thanks to the availability of air-conditioning, 2 DIN CD audio, tilt-adjustable steering, power windows, electric mirrors and keyless entry.

    Other equipment on the NP300 includes anti-lock brakes, step-type rear bumper (King Cab only), front foglamps and immobiliser.
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    18 Mar 2008

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    Nissan introduces another effective, workhorse-like pickup. Man, what's new?

    Nissan is continuing its drive into the LCV market with the re-introduction of its legendary workhorse pickup model, re-named NP300. Making its debut at the Commercial Vehicle Show on April 15th, the NP300 will be available in three bodystyles; Single Cab, King Cab and Double Cab, with the latter being available from late summer.

    Nissan will also display a selection of commercial vehicles and conversions from the recently-launched Good-To-Go range at the show. These will include three converted Cabstars, a refrigerated and Crew Van Interstar, a Primastar and a Navara.

    The NP300 Single Cab accommodates three people and has the largest bed in the range, measuring 2.2m in length and 1.4m wide. It is the ideal tough, durable pick up traditionally used for hard working self-employed sole traders typically working in remote locations, on construction sites, agriculture, or landscaping projects. The Single Cab will be offered with both two and four-wheel drive.

    In King Cab configuration, the NP300 can accommodate two people, as well as offering secure storage space inside the cabin for tools and materials, while the Double Cab offers seating for up to five colleagues.

    With a maximum payload of 1115kg, the NP300 has a powerful yet frugal Euro 4 compliant 2.5 litre direct injection diesel producing 133hp with 304Nm torque for easy load shifting and towing.

    As well as a large payload, the NP300 also has a towing capacity of 3000kg, allowing operators to carry all the materials and equipment they are likely to need, improving their working efficiency.

    The engine is paired with a five speed gearbox, while its rugged independent front suspension and heavy duty rear leaf spring suspension ensure that NP300 can handle the most demanding loads and terrain. A limited slip differential is standard, giving added traction and stability in difficult conditions.

    All versions are available with all-wheel drive, giving extra flexibility and reassurance to ensure that the toughest jobs are reached without difficulty. And to underline its suitability for the toughest working environments, the NP300 is fitted with a sump and petrol tank guard.

    This strong, well-proven pick up can also be converted into different body styles, allowing specialists to tailor their vehicle to meet their exact needs. For example, the NP300 is ideal for conversion into a recovery vehicle, a tipper or emergency vehicle.

    And while the NP300 is an authentic workhorse, life on board is civilised, thanks to the availability of air-conditioning, 2 DIN CD audio, tilt-adjustable steering, power windows, electric mirrors and keyless entry.

    Other equipment on the NP300 includes anti-lock brakes, step-type rear bumper (King Cab only), front foglamps and immobiliser.
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