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Renault Be-Bop Concept

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Renault Design unveils Be Bop and Be Bop at the 2003 Frankfurt Motor Show. Two interpretations of the compact MPV theme, one is an all-terrain SUV and the other a sporting model under the Renault Sport brand.

Be Bop and Be Bop combine rounded forms with structured lines for greater aerodynamic efficiency. Exceptional visibility and unique brightness characterize the cabin space, which can be configured in multiple ways to best suit occupants. The interior features numerous innovations, while the ergonomic Touch Design controls are intuitive.

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Megane II Sports Tourer

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The Mégane Sport Tourer enjoys strong potential in Europe, which is expected to account for most of its sales. The biggest markets should be Germany and
Italy, where nearly half of all C-segment estate cars are sold in Europe. The Mégane Sport Tourer will also come with a full range of high-performing diesel engines – a real plus in this vehicle segment where diesel units are especially popular.
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Megane II Saloon

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With the introduction of the estate and saloon versions of New Mégane, Renault will have unveiled six distinct body styles of a programme which comprises seven in total.

In less than a year, the Hatch, Sport Hatch, Coupé-Cabriolet and New Scénic have been launched, and are now joined by these two new models.
Confirming the coherence of the New Mégane range, the Sport Tourer and Sport Saloon will allow Renault to broaden its customer base in the C segment and increase its sales internationally.

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Nissan Dunehawk Concept

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Nissan will underline its leading role in Europe’s growing 4x4 market at the 2003 Frankfurt Motor Show in September. Among the star attractions will be a bold concept car, called Dunehawk, which hints at a future SUV direction for Nissan.

Dunehawk is a vision of how a Nissan 4x4 of tomorrow could look. With a bold and intelligent design, advanced technology and innovative combination of SUV and MPV, the Dunehawk is a mid-sized 4x4 aimed at meeting the emerging needs of the active family of tomorrow. Equipped with a second generation of Nissan's ALL MODE 4x4 system - first seen on the X-TRAIL, the Dunehawk combines genuine off-roading ability with no compromise in on-road performance.

Nissan: Fuel Cell powered X-Trail

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For the first time in Europe Nissan is also showcasing its future technologies. A fuel cell powered X-TRAIL prototype will be displayed, fresh from the completion of its road test programme. Being 100% environmentally friendly with zero emissions, Fuel Cell technology is widely tipped to be key to the future of personal transport. Nissan’s pioneering vehicle will form the basis of a FCV which will go into test production this year.
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Nissan 350Z

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The Frankfurt motor show will also mark the official start of European sales for the mighty Nissan 350Z, a totally focused two seater which incorporates chassis technology developed on the race track.

The potent 3.5-litre V6 engine develops 206kW (280 PS) and is mounted behind the front axle to provide the optimum static front to rear weight distribution. Drive is to the rear wheels. It gives the 350Z a top speed electronically limited to 250km/h (155 mph) while the 0-100km/h (0-62 mph) sprint takes less than 6 seconds.
 

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