Upcoming Nissan March?
A sketch released by Mag-X magazine shows what the next generation Nissan March might look like.
OneShift Editorial Team
26 Sep 2008
The new March, which could debut next year, will definitely have a sportier look to it. Nissan want the car to retain its "cuteness", but also have more appeal to male drivers.
To aid in better fuel efficiency, it is said that the upcoming model will be offered with 1.2 and 1.5 litre engines, both mated to a CVT.
Credits: JRC
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