
Nissan’s Micra has long been popular with European since its late 2002 debut, it was time for a redesign. And now, in all those years and after just one facelift since then, the 2011 Micra, debuts at the Geneva Motor Show. The 2011 Micra also is the first car to ride on Nissan’s all-new V-platform.
Aimed mainly at urban drivers, the Micra will offer a so-called “parking space measurement” system that combines with the parking sensors to help drivers navigate their way into parallel slots.
The 2011 Micra is powered with a 1.2-liter three-cylinder, the 79-horsepower engine. That may not sound as powerful, but its agile packaging and low-displacement engine combine to…















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