Nissan marks 60 years in Australia with 170-car gathering
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Nissan marks 60 years in Australia with 170-car gathering
More than 170 Nissan, Datsun, Infiniti and Prince vehicles gathered at Mulgrave to mark 60 years of Nissan Australia, alongside the local debut of the Navara Pro plug-in hybrid.
Read at AutoTalk Australia →60 years of Nissan Australia: Celebrating the brand’s past, present and electrified future
Nissan marked 60 years of operations in Australia on Saturday, bringing more than 170 Nissan, Datsun, INFINITI and Prince vehicles to its headquarters in Mulgrave, Victoria.
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