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Nissan Launches New Light Commercial Vehicles in South Africa

1 July 2013 By admin

Nissan has expanded its light commercial vehicle (LCV) range in South Africa with the launch of the NV200 and NV350 panel vans.

Cape Town, July 2013: Group 1 Nissan (http://www.group1-nissan.co.za/) has announced the launch of 2 new light commercial vehicles (LCV’s) in South Africa at the unveiling of the NV200 and NV350 at their Cape Town showrooms.

These two highly acclaimed LCV’s join Nissan’s other commercial vehicles, namely the NP200 half-ton bakkie, the NP300 Hardbody one-ton bakkie, the Navara and the Nissan Patrol Pickup, to create a full service vehicle delivery fleet option that covers all of a business owner’s needs.

“We are extremely excited and confident that the new NV Panel Van range will prove successful for Group 1 and Nissan in South Africa…” said Lance St Clair the General Manager at Group 1 Nissan Kuilsriver. He also further went on to say that “The new Nissan NV200 Panel Van can swallow large pallets of almost 800kg thanks to its wide-opening doors and hinge design. This ensures that the NV200 panel van is always ready to do business.”

Lance also had this to say about the NV350: “The Nissan NV350 Panel Van is available in two body styles and with the choice of two engines. This means that we have something that will suit every business owner or fleet managers preferences and budgets.”

Pricing of the Nissan NV200 is as follows:

Nissan NV200 1.6i Visia Panel Van: R187 000
Nissan NV200 1.5 dCi Visia Panel Van: R216 200

Pricing of the Nissan NV350 is as follows:

Nissan NV350 2.5 Petrol Narrow Body Panel Van: R279 500
Nissan NV350 2.5 Petrol Wide Body Panel Van: R316 250
Nissan NV350 2.5 Diesel Wide Body Panel Van: R334 500

For more about the new Nissan NV range of light commercial vehicles please contact Group 1 Nissan on 021 900 5200. Alternatively you can contact them via their commercial vehicle website page on http://www.group1-nissan.co.za/nissan-commercial-vehicles.aspx.

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Press release submitted by Justin Atkins at WSI, Cape Town on behalf of Group1 Nissan (http://www.group1-nissan.co.za/). For more PR information, please call WSI Web Marketing Cape Town on 021-913 4382.

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Author: Justin Atkins from Group 1 Nissan. Originally distributed by MyPR.co.za.





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