Anybody else thinking it looks rather nice?

especially with a 1.2 supercharged engine

http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/news/motorshows/geneva-motor-show-2012/geneva-motor-show-2012-nissan-premieres-invitation-to-be-built-in-uk/

EM

Inivitation to what? Demo drive?

Does look quite nice and very modern compared to most others being launched.

Inivitation to what?     Demo drive?  

Sarcasm Mr Utopia??I'll invite you to a beating if you wish

Trying to be funny, and failing. As usual. I should stick to the day job!

Trying to be funny, and failing.  As usual.  I should stick to the day job!

It was a good attempt to be fair

keep trying though, practice makes perfect

It looks good untill you see the back end of it, I'm sorry but someone realy failed at thier job of styling it there and they failed hard.

Have to say I like it, looks very interesting and fresh. Will it look like that though by the time it leaves the factory though? Or is that how the top of the range will be?

That's quite obviously a concept, so it aint gonna look exactly like that. Better than most of their recent efforts though.

Stupid really, but I would never buy a car with such a stupid name.

If it actually turns out to be like that, I may consider a Datsun in the future

As Steve Cropley says in this week's Autocar: nice engine but shame about the rest of the car.

Stupid really, but I would never buy a car with such a stupid name.

So you bought a Laurin & Klement!?

We should all buy one as they are being built in Britain!

another 2000 jobs for people in and around Sunderland its a great success.It looks so much better than the pointless and forgettable current Micra.

It will be interesting if they build a hot version of it as the 1.2 supercharged is already fitted to the Micra and its not even vaguely sporty 98bhp 0-62 11.3secs.

Edited 13 March, 201214 yr by seagull

I,m showing my age here, but just another slab sided euro tear drop to me -. an impact between a cabriolet and squashed inverted shopping trolley.

And those wheels - might look alright as a concept on paper.

Pseudo-styling, which takes the de-personalisation of cars to a new level.

Nick

Edited 15 March, 201214 yr by Clunkclick