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Large Nissan sedan and a replacement for the Cefiro, on the same platform as the contemporary [[Nissan Altima]], sold from 2003. Teana is sold mostly in Asia-Pacific countries as Nissan’s rival to the [[Toyota Camry]], with four- and six-cylinder powerplants. The cars are refined but not that inspiring, and while sold with Cefiro and Maxima badges in some export markets, lack the sporting edge that those model names imply.
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Large Nissan sedan and a replacement for the Cefiro, on the same platform as the contemporary [[Nissan Altima]], sold from 2003. Teana is sold mostly in Asia-Pacific countries as Nissan’s rival to the [[Toyota Camry]], with four- and six-cylinder powerplants. The cars are refined but not that inspiring, and while sold with Cefiro and Maxima badges in some export markets, lack the sporting edge that those model names imply. The name went on the Chinese-market Altima in 2013.
  
 
*[[Nissan Teana (J31)]]
 
*[[Nissan Teana (J31)]]
 
*[[Nissan Teana (J32)]]
 
*[[Nissan Teana (J32)]]
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*[[Nissan Altima (L32L)]]
  
  

Revision as of 07:46, 14 November 2013

Large Nissan sedan and a replacement for the Cefiro, on the same platform as the contemporary Nissan Altima, sold from 2003. Teana is sold mostly in Asia-Pacific countries as Nissan’s rival to the Toyota Camry, with four- and six-cylinder powerplants. The cars are refined but not that inspiring, and while sold with Cefiro and Maxima badges in some export markets, lack the sporting edge that those model names imply. The name went on the Chinese-market Altima in 2013.


Marque: Nissan | Predecessor: Nissan Cefiro

 

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