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Nissan steps back from cutting-edge offerings

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By:
Lindsay Chappell
January 26, 2015 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Nissan and its luxury Infiniti sibling have mellowed in their message of cutting-edge future products as 2015 begins.

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