Nissan Azeal Concept

[r34drifter]

It looks to me like a mix between the Nissan Maxima and the Scion Tc, which I think is cool! what do u guys think?

http://www.carpw.com/car_wallpapers...._Concept_(2005)

[97talon]

Not bad, it's missing something though.

[Grale Guy]

I think that looks F,ugly

[EVILZ33]

i wouldnt buy it

[Ryan5cyl]

It is fugly! wheels and arches are way too small for the body and those headlights look too common

[Boost3dSkyline]

ummmmm.....NO

[E-Rocko]

Looks way too much like a Scion Tc and teh New Civic 2-door.

[vette12]

I went to the auto show in chicago and saw a production ready version of it and it looks very plain and gay. it reminded me of the aveo. too bad they never look like the concept

[v_dub_ya]

id like to see it in person

[r34drifter]

Originally Posted by E-Rocko

Looks way too much like a Scion Tc and teh New Civic 2-door.

yea like I said it looks like the scion tc and a maxima front, I actually like it, I'm sure if it even comes out it will be improved from the concept version, nissan doesn't just slap concepts into production

[B18BSol]

I work for Nissan and the new 07 Nissan Sentra actually bears alot of the things seen in the Azeal. Nissan hasn't had any 2-doors in their linup for quite some time (exception 350Z of course) and the new Azeal is aimed at the Civic and tC's.

[BigDon]

wtf's with nissan and futuristic bubble cars they look like shit

[B18BSol]

I guess bottom line is Nissan is not for you?


2005 was a tumultuous year for automakers, with rising fuel prices and a summer incentives war characterized by "Employee Pricing." Despite that, Nissan North America finished out the calendar year up 9.6% over CY2004, making '05 the best year in company history. A total of 1,076,670 units were sold by the Nissan and Infiniti divisions - the first time NNA has sold over a million units in a calendar year.
The Nissan brand racked up a 10.3% increase, year-over-year, for CY2005 with sales coming in at 940,269 units. Infiniti was up 4.5% for CY2005, selling a total of 136,401 units. Both divisions saw the best calendar year sales in their respective histories.

Some 2005 highlights:

NISSAN
-Sentra sales were up 12.1% over CY2004. Nissan sold 119,489 Sentras as some Americans were sent scurrying to the compact car sector by soaring gas prices following the multitude of hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico. The Sentra was NNA's second best-selling model.
-Despite a weak fourth quarter, Altima sales ended up 8.6%, with a staggering 255,371 units sold.
-At 75,425 units sold, Maxima sales were relatively flat in 2005.
-As sales for sports cars tend to do, the 350Z saw a 10.8% drop in 2005 as "the buzz" surrounding its newness wore off. Nissan moved 27,278 units last year.
-All of Nissan's trucks ended in positive sales territory for 2005, though the aforementioned rise in gas prices hurt during the latter months of the year.
-Despite an entire makeover that brought vast improvements, the Frontier only increased sales by a mere 3.4% (or about 2,000 units) to 72,838. Its SUV brethren, the Xterra and Pathfinder, were up 9.0% and 100.4% respectively. -The Murano continued its impressive sales growth, up 20.4% over CY2004.
-2005 was not at all kind to the Quest, as sales slid 12.8% to just 40,357 units sold.
-The Armada saw its best calendar year sales ever, with 39,508 units sold. That's a 6.3% increase over last year.
-The Titan also had its best calendar year ever, though the 86,945 copies sold continued to be below expectations. Overall sales were up 4.0% year-over-year.
-Total Nissan car sales were up 6.5% to 477,564 units while trucks were up 14.6% to 462,705 units sold.