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They will be lucky if "they don't have to shut down for good"? Where do you come up with this stuff???
Zero reason why sustaining wind damage to what appears to be part of a loading dock at one of many their campus buildings would cause an entire company to shutter.
If that were the case, nobody would ever build a warehouse in the midwest in the first place. My lord...
You would be shocked to find out how these companies use insurance to their benefit. They could light the place on fire get a few billion and build a state of the art facility their. And still have money left.They will be lucky if "they don't have to shut down for good"? Where do you come up with this stuff???
Zero reason why sustaining wind damage to what appears to be part of a loading dock at one of many their campus buildings would cause an entire company to shutter.
If that were the case, nobody would ever build a warehouse in the midwest in the first place. My lord...
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Take a look at the ford aluminum plant. Non Arson report. And now they are building a new factory in Alabama. Hmm. Seems they needed money. Oh and Rivian they also need money, they are burning cash like a California forest fire burns trees and house.
For all the EV haters, septics, gas-4-life, “I don’t plug, I pump”, here you go. Nissan even built the diesels for the Scout IIs. So you can feel the connection.
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I am just kidding around before anyone gets upset.
If the New Xterra Looks Like This, Nissan Has a Real SUV Again — Autoblog
The Xterra is officially on its way back. If these early fictional renderings are accurate, Nissan could have a winner on its hands.
I am just kidding around before anyone gets upset.
Maybe it’s my personal opinion but if it looks like that I’m worried nobody will buy it. I think that thing is terrible lookingFor all the EV haters, septics, gas-4-life, “I don’t plug, I pump”, here you go. Nissan even built the diesels for the Scout IIs. So you can feel the connection.
If the New Xterra Looks Like This, Nissan Has a Real SUV Again — Autoblog
The Xterra is officially on its way back. If these early fictional renderings are accurate, Nissan could have a winner on its hands.
I am just kidding around before anyone gets upset.
And the driver’s side headlight doesn’t even work
I'm sure some folks will buy them - but I'm not a fan of the looks either...
I actually kinda dig it. It wouldn't age well if it looks like that in the end, but it's funky and different right now.
The front grill just seems all out of proportion. Rest of body lines and even the color are nice. I’m just surprised they did such a great job on one Z and this front end just feels disproportionate
My wife actually likes it so maybe it’s just some of the odd openings and big oversized width amber lights that throw me. I do like that the entry handles appear to step at the rear as image to the theater style stepped up seating of the originals
Yea, I think it's odd for sure. I did note recently and hadn't noticed it until the recent teaser images came out, but Nissan has been doing the 3 slots/lights at the top of the grill for a while now. The Frontier and Armada both have them. I believe the Pathfinder has them as well. So kinda neat that it's a throw-back element as well as a modern family design language element.
They will be lucky if "they don't have to shut down for good"? Where do you come up with this stuff???
Zero reason why sustaining wind damage to what appears to be part of a loading dock at one of many their campus buildings would cause an entire company to shutter.
If that were the case, nobody would ever build a warehouse in the midwest in the first place. My lord...
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Having to repair four bays of a loading dock better not shutter a company with $6B in cash reserves and insurance. This will likely not even significantly impact parts-deliveries to the company. From what I can tell, that building has 32 loading bays along that wall. If this dock was operating at full capacity (doesn’t appear to be), it would be slowed by 12.5%. Since it’s probably not operating at full capacity, it’ll likely be slowed by less than 5%. It’ll take a few days to rope off and seal off the damaged area and get back to accepting deliveries at the other bays.
First thing I noticed!And the driver’s side headlight doesn’t even work
Nope - mine was a Nissan and I was told they all were…
Of course it was a dealer that told me that…
The Scout Series: International Harvester
Explore the history of International Scout Diesel vehicles, from early diesel innovations to the iconic Scout II and turbocharged SD-33T.
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Not for the Scout. Nissan SD33 and the turbo SD33T for the 1980 models. Interestingly, some international harvester compact tractors came with small Nissan diesels. However, most were Mitsubishi. Some even came with a Mazda gasoline engine. Only the larger tractors, about 40hp and up got International diesels.
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I was not trying to predict what color it would be. I was pointing out that the image shown looked like a render, not a picture of the actual Traveler.
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