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Hello and welcome to the May Brighton Nissan e-news.
It is a massive May at Brighton Nissan as we celebrate our 5th Anniversary! To celebrate, we will be offering a range of special deals throughout the month, so check out our website or come visit us at the dealership.
We have a newcomer to our team this month too: Nathan Exton joins us as New Car Sales Manager. We take the time to find out a little bit more about him.
May welcomes the new model Pathfinder, so be sure to book your test drive asap and have a look at the new look Dualis also.
That’s it from us for the month of May, so we hope you enjoy the read.
Best regards,
Kevin
Swanson
Dealer
Principal
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WE CELEBRATE OUR 5th ANNIVERSARY |
This month we are celebrating our 5th anniversary here at Brighton Nissan!
Time really does fly when you’re having fun (and working hard)!
To celebrate, we want to offer you all sorts of special offers throughout the month of May, so jump on our website or better yet, pop in and visit us at the dealership.
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WELCOME TO BRIGHTON NISSAN…NATHAN EXTON |
Nathan Exton joins the team as Brighton Nissan’s New Car Sales Manager.
With 17 years in the industry, Nathan definitely enjoys his work. His favourite part of the job is the satisfaction of achieving targets.
He is often known as Nate, for obvious reasons, and in his spare time you’ll find watching the NRL, bike riding or heading out for a nice meal.
His life mottos: drive it like you stole it, or perhaps more appropriately, live each day like it’s your last.
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When it comes to buying a car, Nathan’s best advice for you is to consider what the car will be used for 90% of the time, and buy for that purpose rather than what you might use it for occasionally.
We got Nathan to finish a few sentences about himself:
I get annoyed when… people don’t do their job.
If I had one million dollars I would… travel to Europe.
I’ll never forget… the birth of my kids.
People would describe me as… humourous, intense, sarcastic, relaxed.
I am happiest when… I’m with my partner Megan doing anything.
My biggest achievement is… my kids (so far so good anyway).
My biggest regret is… leaving the fire brigade.
My guilty pleasure is… chocolate.
You might be surprised to know that I… am a Buddhist.
The person who would play me in the movie of my life would be… from the ages 18 – 25, Bradley Cooper, but these days Ricky Gervais.
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TEST DRIVE THE NEW MODEL PATHFINDER |
This 4x4 is the ideal people-mover for any modern family, cruising into our dealership in the third week of May.
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With seven seats to fit everyone in, the Pathfinder now offers new features that make shifting from on-road to off-road a breeze.
The exterior is muscular and sturdy, ready to tackle anything at anytime, while still looking sporty and sleek.
Jump inside and the first thing you’ll notice is space. There is plenty of space to fit the whole family comfortably with room to spare. The Pathfinder Ti model features the Nissan Rear Seat Entertainment system (NRS) which is perfect to keep everyone entertained, playing DVDs, CDs, MP3s and even connect a gaming console. Also on the Ti, a large sliding glass sunroof lets light and fresh air fill the vehicle.
When comes to business under the bonnet, you get a choice of engine with a 4.0-litre 198 kW V6 or a 2.5 kW advanced common-rail turbo diesel engine, offering up 3,000kg of braked towing capacity.
You also get the choice of the Pathfinder’s 5-speed automatic transmission that also offers manual mode (M-Mode) so you can select gears manually, or the 6-speed manual (not available on diesel models).
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Independent front and rear suspension provides a smooth ride on all terrain, plus there is a generous array of safety features including Vehicle Dynamic Control, ABS brakes, Electronic Brakeforce Distribution as well as dual front and side airbags. This list goes on, so you’ll definitely be safe and sound in the new Pathfinder.
Book your test drive for the new model Pathfinder asap, as it will be here very soon.
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Nissan brings you the space, safety and flexibility that you’ve been searching for, all in the neat package of the 2010 Dualis Hatch.
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This sporty number sits somewhere between SUV and hatch, taking inspiration from the former, while featuring the latter.
Sleek lines are the first features that draw the eye to the stylish and sporty Dualis Hatch.
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Beyond that, the abundance of features available won’t disappoint, with rain-sensing intelligent wipers, auto-sensing headlights, intelligent key, privacy glass, lighting system and a whole lot more.
The sporty feel is spread right through the interior as it gives you SUV ride height plus plenty of useful technology to add that element of luxury to your driving experience. Picture sculpted leather seats, steering wheel controls for easy access to sound system settings, cruise control and the ability to answer phone calls via Bluetooth.
The 2010 Dualis provides you with ample power, excellent fuel economy and low CO2 emissions, benefitting your drive, your wallet and the environment!
Add in a 5-star ANCAP safety rating, and the Nissan Dualis is definitely worth a test drive if you’re in the market for a new car.
Call us to book your test drive today.
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Washing your car is one thing, but how often do you focus on giving your wheels and tyres a good scrub?
The wheel is perhaps one of the most important inventions in history, used in some way in almost every machine today.
The wheel came about in around 3500 BC and has continued to evolve ever since, now playing not only imperative role on your very own vehicle, but a stylish feature too.
Such an historic innovation deserves to be treated with the utmost respect, so here are some tips to keep your wheels and tyres in top condition.
• When cleaning your wheels, make sure you do them before you wash the rest of the car. This way you won’t be covering freshly cleaned panel with the dirt, brake dust and cleaners associated with cleaning your wheels and tyres.
• Make sure your tyres aren’t still hot from driving before you begin, and always clean your wheels in the shade so that the cleaner doesn’t stain the wheel.
• Using basic soapy water to clean wheels and tyres is a thing of the past. Check out the range of liquid cleaners available specifically for wheels, and a good car washing soap for the tyres should do the trick. |
• Do the wheels first with a liquid cleaner, making sure that it is safe to use on your wheels as some cleaners are rather acidic and can damage some painted or clear-coated wheels. Apply liquid and ideally scrub with tyre brush or soft household brush, or even a tooth-brush for intricately detailed wheels. Give them a rinse with cold water when you’re done.
• Once the wheels are done, give the tyres a good scrub with your car wash soap. To finish up, just rinse again with cold water.
• While you’re focusing on your tyres, take the time to head to the servo and check your air pressure. Also, tyres have indicators in their tread pattern. The indicators show up as lines across the tread when it gets down to 1.6mm, so check this out to be sure that your tyres are still safe.
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