Looks horrendous.
You guys need to be the first to get one
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Originally Posted By: Kestas
Who is it marketed to? When auto manufacturers come out with a new product they usually target a certain type of buyer.
Obviously, the buyers of these type of vehicles want the look of a pickup without the utility of one.
I think the term is "lifestyle vehicle"".
Who is it marketed to? When auto manufacturers come out with a new product they usually target a certain type of buyer.
Obviously, the buyers of these type of vehicles want the look of a pickup without the utility of one.
I think the term is "lifestyle vehicle"".
That's what we need, an overpriced princess truck used to drive to and from the club.
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Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
Toyota Tacoma?
Tacomas are better quality!
I agree 200%!!
Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
Toyota Tacoma?
Tacomas are better quality!
I agree 200%!!
I'm not sure if I would want it. The current Nissan Frontier never got a legendary reputation like the first Nissan Frontier, the Nissan Hardbody, or the Datsun 720.
Me, cose I'am a T.I...
I'll just buy a Tundra and put 10000.00 worth of bolt ons and feel better and have money left over to go mudding and deer hunting.Waiting to see a Mercedes Truck with a buck and beer in the back lol.
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Originally Posted By: Kestas
Who is it marketed to? When auto manufacturers come out with a new product they usually target a certain type of buyer.
I got my answer... more of a non-answer. I think PeterPolyol is right. It's a princess truck.
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“With the X-Class, we will close one of the last gaps in our portfolio,” says Dieter Zetsche, Mercedes-Benz chairman. “Our target is to offer customers vehicles matching their specific needs. The pickup will set new standards in a growing segment.”
Who is it marketed to? When auto manufacturers come out with a new product they usually target a certain type of buyer.
I got my answer... more of a non-answer. I think PeterPolyol is right. It's a princess truck.
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“With the X-Class, we will close one of the last gaps in our portfolio,” says Dieter Zetsche, Mercedes-Benz chairman. “Our target is to offer customers vehicles matching their specific needs. The pickup will set new standards in a growing segment.”
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Originally Posted By: PeterPolyol
an overpriced princess truck
Haha exactly!! Then they'll decorate it with their pink dear head stickers and pink salt life stickers. Or like I keep seeing now,pink rain boots turned upside down between the cab and bed,and a pink sticker with their initials.
an overpriced princess truck
Haha exactly!! Then they'll decorate it with their pink dear head stickers and pink salt life stickers. Or like I keep seeing now,pink rain boots turned upside down between the cab and bed,and a pink sticker with their initials.
Looks very ugly. Many idiots will want to have it for show.
Originally Posted By: Kestas
Who is it marketed to? When auto manufacturers come out with a new product they usually target a certain type of buyer.
I'd buy it. If I needed a truck.
Who is it marketed to? When auto manufacturers come out with a new product they usually target a certain type of buyer.
I'd buy it. If I needed a truck.
Priced right, they'll sell lots of 'em in Australia. The dual cab ute is very popular as a family car here, and people think nothing of spending $60,000 - $70,000 on a top of the line Ford Ranger, Toyota Hi-Lux, VW Amarok, etc. The Nissan Navara is a pretty good platform to base it on, I drove one recently and was impressed with the ride and handling.
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