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Malaysia Nissan dont even have 2022 "NEW" XTRAIL

They got more choices for their currency, who would choose B-segment sedan after paid up so much COE.

Nissan still make up ~5% of total sinkie car population.
https://www.lta.gov.sg/content/dam/ltagov/w...ars_by_make.pdf

In 2023, % of new registration ~4.3% - ~1300 cars. So not many. BYD exceed that ~1500. Biggest still Toyota & Benz.
https://www.lta.gov.sg/content/dam/ltagov/w...ars_by_make.pdf

90% of Sinkie car population are cars from only 3 countries (Germany, Korea & Japan which is still number 1). But sinkie small market.

This post has been edited by takbodoh722: Jun 27 2024, 09:51 AM

Compared to Toyota and Honda, Nissan sales in Singapore are really bad.

Bcos of the ceo scandal?

The brand only popular because of R35 GTR

almera not popular

In the 80s and 90s they were good but by the late 90s they were falling behind in design and technology and were struggling financially

Then in 99 Renault bought half the company. Their next generation of cars in the early 2000s were designed in partnership with Renault and were a lot more modern and a good value but had some reliability issues especially with the jatco cvt

Sunny, Skyline, GTR, Cefiro were all proper good cars.

until renault with its famous unreliable shits steps in

really ruined the brand forever

Datsun

Really sad.....was once a nismo fan boy.

In 1999, Renault acquired a 36.8% stake in Nissan. This significant investment played a crucial role in Nissan's restructuring and recovery during that time.


In 1999, Nissan was facing significant financial difficulties, and Renault's decision to acquire a large stake in Nissan helped stabilize the company and prevent potential bankruptcy.


Without Renault's intervention, Nissan might not have survived the financial crisis it faced at that time.

I miss the 90s

I drove a 120y and KE70 before, in terms of specs, 120y win wholoe street, after 80s Nissan is going down hill in malaysia :X

my bro's Nissan Sunny 130Y is still alive and kicking yo
almost no maintenance needed

How to harakiri when Japanese spirit is dead?

Where? New model or rehashed?

yea. sadly, it is also the period tht brought it to bankruptcy.

"In short, Nissan’s woes can be traced back to its series of errors in promoting poor leadership. How did so many poor leaders ended up steering Nissan is a question nobody could answer."

Spirit dead, time to kill the physical body..