Nissan Micra:

2008 Nissan Micra 160 SR

First launched in 1982, the Micra is now in its third generation and has fast become the best-selling Nissan car in Europe. Over 1.3 million units of the previous Micra have been sold between 1993 and 2002. Micra’s B-platform is the first ever to be shared within the framework of the Renault-Nissan Alliance.

The culmination of a two-year project to develop a range-leader which would add spice and dynamism to the Micra range, the 160SR is intended for enthusiastic drivers.

Central to the 160SR’s character is the 1.6-liter 16 valve four cylinder twin cam engine. An all-aluminum low friction design, the engine is also notably lighter than similar capacity units from rival manufacturers. To produce sharper, sportier handling the suspension has been stiffened and the power steering modified to give greater feel and feedback.

Nissan Micra

A more mature Micra will be one of the stars of Nissan’s stand at the Frankfurt motor show. Micra celebrates its upcoming fifth birthday with subtle changes to its external appearance, interior trim, as well as the addition of new items of user-friendly equipment.
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2007 Nissan Micra Colour +

The Micra Colour + Concept show car has been designed and conceived at Nissan Design Europe, the company’s European design headquarters in London, to showcase the latest colour and paint technology and to highlight the changes that have been made to the entire Micra range.
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Nissan Micra C+C going to Japan

Nissan’s Sunderland Plant has started exporting its second model to Japan in the space of just 10 weeks. In March, QASHQAI became the first Sunderland-built model in over a decade to be exported back to Nissan’s home market. Now, the plant’s Micra C+C convertible will join it on dealer forecourts across the country. Although Japanese motorists have been driving the hatchback version of Micra since 2002 (when it was launched under the name ‘March’) this is their (...)
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Nissan launches charity collection

Nissan is following in the footsteps of Madonna and Kate Moss by launching its own limited edition fashion collection with Breakthrough Breast Cancer and the Micra and Micra C+C – the CHIC. Nissan will donate £200 from the sale of every CHIC to the Fashion Targets Breast Cancer campaign. Only 500 CHIC models will be made and 220 Micra CHICs will feature an exclusive body colour – Waterfall Green – to match this year’s Fashion Targets logo. 280 Micra C+C CHICs will also be available in (...)
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Nissan Micra C+C Open For Pre-Orders

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., announced it will begin taking pre-orders for the Micra C+C (Coupe + Convertible) from May 11, 2007. The new model will be introduced in Japan in mid-July. Micra C+C, the coupe/convertible model of the Micra, initially launched in Europe in November 2005, continues to be a popular and distinctive model in the range. Micra C+C’s roomy interior is one of its most appealing features. Its warm and high quality interior trim has been carried over from the base (...)
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Nissan Micra Face Lift

Not available for the American Cnsumption, but very funny pictures! A a real good example of not to do with your car!

2005 Nissan Micra C+C

The latest chapter in the Micra story is set to open with the arrival of the Micra C+C coupé/convertible which was designed and engineered in the UK and will be built here, too. Thanks to its clever folding roof, Micra C+C allows owners the best of both worlds: fresh air when the weather allows and hardtop protection when it doesn’t. But the Micra C+C has another trick up its well-tailored sleeve - a C-VIEW® glass roof that allows the elements to be enjoyed even in the depths of winter, a first in its class. Just as well because sales start in time for Christmas.

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2002 Nissan Micra

Underlining the company’s product-led renaissance, the Micra 2002 was the third Nissan launched in just 12 months, and was continuing to be Nissan’s biggest volume seller in Europe. It joins the new Primera and X-Trail to spearhead Nissan’s resurgence in Europe.

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