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Nissan pits new cargo van against aging workhorses from Ford, GM

Nissan: Rivals can't match NV's comfort features.
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By:
Lindsay Chappell
March 07, 2011 05:00 AM

To break into the commercial van business in the United States, Nissan North America Inc. plans to do something it rarely does: attack Detroit head-on.

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