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Nissan Terrano

The Nissan Terrano is a Japanese compact crossover vehicle from Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. It began to be produced again in 2013 in India, in 2014 – in Russia. The car is a modification of the more opulent Renault Duster, as an option for fast-growing markets. Previously produced cars under the Nissan Terrano brand are completely different cars, their characteristics are lower. The model has a front- and all-wheel drive layout. The translation of the name from Latin means “earthly”.

Engine Nissan KA24DE/E

Engine Nissan KA24DE/E

In 1988, the Z24 series was replaced by the KA24 gasoline power units. It is already problematic to buy the very first modifications of the KA24E internal combustion engine in our time, since their production was discontinued in 1991 due to modernization. However, especially for several model lines intended for the European and North American markets, production is periodically resumed. Continue reading Engine Nissan KA24DE/E

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