Nissan introduced the third-generation Primera, the P12, in Japan on January 30, 2001, its first all-new car since the alliance with Renault was formed two years earlier. It was more radically styled than earlier Primeras, building on the twin-blade theme of Nissan's new corporate grille, and it made its European debut at the 2001 Frankfurt Motor Show. No Infiniti equivalent was released because the Skyline-based Infiniti G35 replaced the G20 in the United States. New Zealand received it in 2002 with continuously variable transmissions only, first from Japanese-built sedans and wagons and from 2006 from UK-assembled liftbacks and estates. A 1.6 litre petrol engine joined the range in March 2003, and the 2.2 di gained a common-rail dCi version and a smaller Renault-sourced 1.9 dCi. Falling sales ended UK sales in November 2006, and left-hand-drive and Japanese right-hand-drive production both continued until 2007.
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Nissan introduced the third generation Primera in Japan on January 30, 2001, its first all new car since the alliance with Renault was formed two years earlier.
Third generation, sedan
Originally, Japanese-built sedans and wagons were sold in New Zealand.
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Originally, Japanese-built sedans and wagons were sold in New Zealand.
Third generation, end of production
In Japan, production of RHD Primeras also continued until 2007.
Third generation, petrol engine
In March 2003, a 1.6-liter petrol engine was added to the lineup, while the 2.2 di was joined by a common-rail version (dCi) as well as by a smaller 1.9 dCi of Renault origins.
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Nissan introduced the third generation Primera in Japan on January 30, 2001, its first all new car since the alliance with Renault was formed two years earlier.
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Nissan introduced the third generation Primera in Japan on January 30, 2001, its first all new car since the alliance with Renault was formed two years earlier.
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Nissan introduced the third generation Primera in Japan on January 30, 2001, its first all new car since the alliance with Renault was formed two years earlier.
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Originally, Japanese-built sedans and wagons were sold in New Zealand.
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Nissan introduced the third generation Primera in Japan on January 30, 2001, its first all new car since the alliance with Renault was formed two years earlier.
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Nissan introduced the third generation Primera in Japan on January 30, 2001, its first all new car since the alliance with Renault was formed two years earlier.
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