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Nissan URGE at NAIAS

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http://www.mph-online.com/web/news/00227

New RWD sports concept. probably will never be built but will be fun to look at. not as fun as mph's coverage of it ;)

Nissan News Bureau: Set to make its world debut in early January 2006 at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit is the dynamic Nissan URGE concept. A pure, powerful sports car with motorcycle-inspired styling, the rear-wheel drive URGE features a quick, high-revving, small-displacement engine, 6-speed manual gearbox, brushed aluminum-alloy wheels, color-infused aluminum body panels and a driver-oriented cockpit with an integrated Xbox 360 gaming system. It was created by Nissan Design America, Inc., La Jolla, Calif.
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    Do they even think about these names before they use them?

    We actually use the English language in this part of the world and don't view it as a cutesy way of naming things like Nissan is used to in Japan...
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    How did you get Tera Patrick as a "betty"?! Oh, thats a wierd Nissan BTW. :P
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    Designed in La Jolla, CA. -- nice! I like it. Is this a Solstice competitor? How much horsepower will it have?
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    Yet ANOTHER RWD coupe! Sweeet! And, yes, note the T-Tops.
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    Um... I can't past the styling. Talk about weird. :blink:
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