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bpeers · Dec 16th, 2005, 11:42 AM

Avery
Amazing coincidences or maybe we ARE the "target demographic" for the X-Trail in Canada. If any of the marketing gurus from Nissan are reading this forum I'm available for consultation at $150/hour.

As a former Sidekick owner and dog person you might appreciate this Road Trip Diary written by a Retriever . This was done last century (late'90s) and hasn't technology moved on since then. The Sidekick was such a simple (some would same primitive) vehicle compared with the X-Trail. The images in the diary were taken with one of the first digital cameras on the market with a resolution of a few thousand (not millions) of pixels. The website was done on the road with my first laptop, a blazing 166MHz apple powerbook. The pooch who is the star of the story is now 13 years old and was just diagnosed with cancer. The way things look now the old dear probably won't be with us this Christmas. This will be much harder than when my old pickup was towed off to the junker.

Dec 16th, 2005, 11:42 AM	#13 (permalink)
bpeers Sorta-Newbie Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Posts: 12	Avery Amazing coincidences or maybe we ARE the "target demographic" for the X-Trail in Canada. If any of the marketing gurus from Nissan are reading this forum I'm available for consultation at $150/hour. As a former Sidekick owner and dog person you might appreciate this Road Trip Diary written by a Retriever . This was done last century (late'90s) and hasn't technology moved on since then. The Sidekick was such a simple (some would same primitive) vehicle compared with the X-Trail. The images in the diary were taken with one of the first digital cameras on the market with a resolution of a few thousand (not millions) of pixels. The website was done on the road with my first laptop, a blazing 166MHz apple powerbook. The pooch who is the star of the story is now 13 years old and was just diagnosed with cancer. The way things look now the old dear probably won't be with us this Christmas. This will be much harder than when my old pickup was towed off to the junker.