The car at right, that’s not it— the upcoming Sentra is so hideous that I can’t even show it to you because your
eyeballs would fall out. Apparently, the ever-critical “test groups” don’t like the 2006 Sentra’s looks, and the only
thing that sells more poorly than an ugly car is a car that explodes when you start it, so Nissan may be forced to
redesign their redesign. In other Nissan news, the company is trying to position a sub-Sentra sized vehicle in the U.S.
market by 2007. The box-like Cube was mulled over, but it is both tiny and slow, neither of which describe what
Americans want in a car. There’s also the possibility of bringing the Mexican-built, Mexican-sold Platina (pictured)
across the Rio Grande to forge Nissan’s commitment to the as yet nonexistent U.S. minicar segment.
Nissan may delay new Sentra debut after being repeatedly told that it looks like crap
The car at right, that’s not it— the upcoming Sentra is so hideous that I can’t even show it to you because your eyeballs would fall out. Apparently, the ever-critical “test groups” don’t like the 2006 Sentra’s looks, and the only thing that sells more poorly than an ugly car is a car that explodes when you start it, so Nissan may be forced to redesign their redesign. In other Nissan news, the company is trying to position a sub-Sentra sized vehicle in the U.S. market by 2007. The box-like Cube was mulled over, but it is both tiny and slow, neither of which describe what Americans want in a car. There’s also the possibility of bringing the Mexican-built, Mexican-sold Platina (pictured) across the Rio Grande to forge Nissan’s commitment to the as yet nonexistent U.S. minicar segment.