Wow...Nissan sold 2800+ Armadas in its first month!

[mAdD INDIAN]

And sold 2000+ Titans as well.

Link

Anyone else surprised by this? I thought they would only sell about a 1000 of each in the first few months.

I guess having them built in USA makes them quicker to get to the US market.

 

[Hayabusa Rider]

Spain surrenders

 

[ajpa123]

Damn !
That Titan sure is beautiful.
Nissan has sooo got it's act together.. all they need now is a hot hatchback with a small displacement v6 to complete their line.

 

[boyRacer]

Originally posted by: ajpa123
Damn !
That Titan sure is beautiful.
Nissan has sooo got it's act together.. all they need now is a hot hatchback with a small displacement v6 to complete their line.

You mean Renault got Nissan's act together...

 

[ajpa123]

Originally posted by: boyRacer

Originally posted by: ajpa123
Damn !
That Titan sure is beautiful.
Nissan has sooo got it's act together.. all they need now is a hot hatchback with a small displacement v6 to complete their line.

You mean Renault got Nissan's act together...

Explain plz... educate me on the whole Renault thing
Thanks

 

[Ryan]

If they want to hit their sales goal of 100k/per year on this truck, they really need to step up advertising and pick up sales. They need at least They need to sell a little over 4 times that many to hit that goal :Q

 

[Pliablemoose]

I can hear the toilet flushing for US based manufacturers...

 

[LAUST]

Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I can hear the toilet flushing for US based manufacturers...

Oh you mean Ford selling 64,000 to Nissan's Cup O' Nothin 2,000?

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by: ajpa123

Originally posted by: boyRacer

Originally posted by: ajpa123
Damn !
That Titan sure is beautiful.
Nissan has sooo got it's act together.. all they need now is a hot hatchback with a small displacement v6 to complete their line.

You mean Renault got Nissan's act together...

Explain plz... educate me on the whole Renault thing
Thanks

Nissan was on it's way into the grave in the mid-90's: They had HUGE debt and sales were sinking. Renault bought 49% of the company, then turned the whole train around by cutting costs severely (evident in most Nissan interiors), redesigning EVERY model to be class leading, introducing a blitz of new new models, reviving the ailing Infiniti Brand with new models, and entering the truck market. Introducing some french designers and actually making some edgy designs was definitly a big plus

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by: LAUST

Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I can hear the toilet flushing for US based manufacturers...

Oh you mean Ford selling 64,000 to Nissan's Cup O' Nothin 2,000?

p0wn3d!!!!

 

[boyRacer]

Originally posted by: ajpa123

Originally posted by: boyRacer

Originally posted by: ajpa123
Damn !
That Titan sure is beautiful.
Nissan has sooo got it's act together.. all they need now is a hot hatchback with a small displacement v6 to complete their line.

You mean Renault got Nissan's act together...

Explain plz... educate me on the whole Renault thing
Thanks

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AFAIK... Nissan always had the potential... and new ideas... they just needed direction...

 

[rh71]

Strange, I haven't seen either car on the roads myself...

 

[mAdD INDIAN]

Originally posted by: LAUST

Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I can hear the toilet flushing for US based manufacturers...

Oh you mean Ford selling 64,000 to Nissan's Cup O' Nothin 2,000?

Nissan doesn't even expect to sell that many.

Hell, they'd be happy if they got 1/8th of Ford's F150 sales.


I'm still surprised to see them sell that many on their first month.

 

[ajpa123]

Thanks to both rbloedow & boyRacer for the links and explanation about the whole Renault thing.. very interesting indeed.
Isn't Renault a French company? ewwww
j/k

 

Nissan has sooo got it's act together..

If I read it correctly, most of their numbers are down.

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by: SampSon

Nissan has sooo got it's act together..

If I read it correctly, most of their numbers are down.

IIRC, they're nearly out of debt and are making like 200% more profit than last year. Looks at the bolded totals: Nissan Cars is down %0.10 percent, Nissan Trucks is up 10.6%, Infiniti Cars is up 21.2%, and Infiniti Trucks is up 92.6%. Year to date, sales are up 7.4%. Time to work on those reading comprehension skills

 

[RU482]

my brother in law bought an Armada. It's pretty sweet

 

[RagingBITCH]

Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN

Originally posted by: LAUST

Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I can hear the toilet flushing for US based manufacturers...

Oh you mean Ford selling 64,000 to Nissan's Cup O' Nothin 2,000?

Nissan doesn't even expect to sell that many.

Hell, they'd be happy if they got 1/8th of Ford's F150 sales.


I'm still surprised to see them sell that many on their first month.

Nissan's goal was to sell 100,000 Titans within the first year and a half of sales. It needs to pickup if they expect to reach that goal. (No pun intended)

 

[Pocatello]

Just what the world need, more big, thirsty SUV and trucks on the road.

 

[RagingBITCH]

Originally posted by: Pocatello
Just what the world need, more big, thirsty SUV and trucks on the road.

 

[Chunkee]

Originally posted by: Pocatello
Just what the world need, more big, thirsty SUV and trucks on the road.

driven by women doing their eye makeup while talking on the phone with a realty magnet advertisement on the door

eeesh

 

[thomsbrain]

Originally posted by: LAUST

Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I can hear the toilet flushing for US based manufacturers...

Oh you mean Ford selling 64,000 to Nissan's Cup O' Nothin 2,000?

yeah that's what i was gonna say. i mean those are ok numbers, but the big 3 sell a simply incredible number of trucks.

 

[Slaimus]

Originally posted by: ajpa123
Thanks to both rbloedow & boyRacer for the links and explanation about the whole Renault thing.. very interesting indeed.
Isn't Renault a French company? ewwww
j/k

The French are dominating the WRC too. Citron and Renault are owning.