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Nissan may launch SUV ahead of pickup

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By:
Mark Rechtin
June 25, 2001 05:00 AM

MONTEREY, Calif. - Nissan is considering leading its onslaught of big trucks in 2003 with a sport-utility instead of a pickup, according to the automaker's top U.S. product planner.

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