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And I come back very disappointed with Nissan. Every other manufacturer seemed to have made improvements on existing models, and many have added new models or different technologies, concepts, etc. Nearly all of them, except Nissan. 2005 brings the same damn Sentra, same cheasy plastic interior (which I found to be the same bad fit and finish with cheap plastic in the brand new frontiers as well), and nothing exciting. Our 2005 Sentra mufflers even come complete with the god-awful rusted weld splatter we've all come to know and love in recent years. There were no concept cars, not even a halfway interesting display. Their whole display came across as half assed. They were the only company that didn't have pricing for the cars, listing details and options, etc. They just looked like they were rolled in and left there with little to no planning. The only model they really went all out on and made halfway presentable was the Titan.
I went with my domestic-loving, dodge-obsessed freind, and found that he was right in everything he said about how unbeleivably nice the SRT-4 is, and how Ford and Chevy are making some pretty good comebacks. This is not the same Nissan company that my parents fell in love with and what made me a loyalist to them back in the early nineties.
This is sure to piss a lot of people off. I apologize if I offend anyone, but I really expected Nissan to tighten their quality control for 2005. I'm just very frustrated with the company, even downright heart broken with them, and I don't think I'll be able to justify buying another vehicle of theirs anytime soon.
I went with my domestic-loving, dodge-obsessed freind, and found that he was right in everything he said about how unbeleivably nice the SRT-4 is, and how Ford and Chevy are making some pretty good comebacks. This is not the same Nissan company that my parents fell in love with and what made me a loyalist to them back in the early nineties.
This is sure to piss a lot of people off. I apologize if I offend anyone, but I really expected Nissan to tighten their quality control for 2005. I'm just very frustrated with the company, even downright heart broken with them, and I don't think I'll be able to justify buying another vehicle of theirs anytime soon.