Nissan NV
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The Nissan NV is the first full-size van
Van
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 built by a Japan
Japan
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ese automaker for the United States
United States
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 and Canada
Canada
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, and sold by Nissan.
Until the introduction of the Nissan NV, Mexico
Mexico
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 was the only country in North America
North America
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 selling a full-size Nissan Van, as the Nissan Urvan is sold there. But with the introduction of the NV, it will replace the Urvan for Mexico.

NV 2500

The 2.5 tonne NV 2500 is equipped with the 4 litre V6 engine, with the bigger V8 available as an option. The NV 2500 HD is the taller roofed version.
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