New Nissan X-Trail with Xtronic CVT Technology

If you plan to buy Nissan X-Trail, I suggest you to be patient for a moment. Wait until the end of January! because Nissan plan to release it’s new X-Trail variant with new technology and, off course, with new price. The nest X-Trail variant will be featured with Xtronic CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission). This technology will keep it’s optimum power on every kind of road conditions. Unfortunately, you have to pay more for this. Nissan Motor Indonesia give 260 million rupiahs for this new X-Trail, almost 15 millions more then the older one (manual transmission). This new car will be tested on 7 and 8 January 2008 and take the route of Jakarta-Cikampek-Subang-Majalengka-Linggarjati.

2010 Nissan 370Z Roadster

The Z Roadster is being driven mostly around town and through twisting canyons instead of on really long trips-as it should be for a car like this. There are gripes about a lack of refinement under the hood and in the cabin, but most agree the 370's personality and performance more than make up for its shortcomings.

But a debate is raging about whether the SynchroRev match system, offered with the manual transmission, is awesome or annoying. Some comments from the staff: "SynchroRev match is great. There's no reason to drive this car with that disabled. I could never rev-match as perfectly as the computer no matter how hard I try, so why bother?" writes associate Web editor Kirill Ougarov. Adds assistant Web producer Carlos Lago, "I love SynchroRev match. It could very well be the best part of this car. Some say it isn't needed, but I guarantee their drive home is jerkier with it off. The system is quicker and more precise than any foot."