Why Nissan chose the Navara name for its new Chinese-made hybrid ute
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Why Nissan chose the Navara name for its new Chinese-made hybrid ute
Nissan is banking on decades of brand recognition with its new plug-in hybrid dual-cab, even if that means two unrelated utes sharing the Navara name.
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