{"id":1144,"date":"2008-11-28T23:02:16","date_gmt":"2008-11-28T15:02:16","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.livingsense.info\/auto\/2008\/11\/28\/nissan-grand-livina\/"},"modified":"2008-11-28T23:04:50","modified_gmt":"2008-11-28T15:04:50","slug":"nissan-grand-livina","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.livingsense.info\/auto\/2008\/11\/28\/nissan-grand-livina\/","title":{"rendered":"Nissan GRAND LIVINA"},"content":{"rendered":"

Nissan Grand Livina<\/strong> \u2013 Drives like a sedan and Fits like an MPV. Does the Livina as the tagline says? Let check it out\u2026
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\nExterior<\/strong><\/em>
\nThe exterior looks very much akin to the Honda\u2019s Stream and Toyata\u2019s Wish. The Honda\u2019s Stream and Toyata\u2019s Wish appear sportier than Nissan grand livina. However, the Livina looks great for a 7 seater car and much lower price. The Nissan GRAND LIVINA has won the “The World Most Beautiful Automobile Award” in China for the year 2007.
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\nInterior<\/strong><\/em>
\nThe Nissan Grand Livina can accommodate 7 people in a 2-3-2 arrangement. However, the seats are flexible and foldable to suit the number of passengers and amount of luggage or cargo you have to carry. A big doors opening, low sill level and proper ground to hip-point height create a good ingress and egress.
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\nTechnical Aspect <\/strong><\/em>
\nThe Nissan Grand Livina is powered by either HR16DE with a replacement of 1,598 cc or MR18DE with a replacement of 1,798cc. These are the current crop of engines that powers many Nissan. Fuel efficient with good low end torque is the hallmark of these power plants.
\nEngine of MR18DE<\/em>
\n\u2022 Type of engine: 1.8 Litre, DOHC, 16-Valve, 4-Cylinder in-line with CVTC (Continuously Variable-valve Timing Control) & Drive-by-Wire Technology
\n\u2022 Compression Ratio: 9.9 : 1
\n\u2022 Max. Power (kW(ps)\/rpm): 93(126)\/5,200
\nMax. Torque (Nm(kg-m)\/rpm): 174(17.8)\/4,800
\n\u2022 Fuel System: ECCS, electronic fuel injection system
\n\u2022 Fuel Tank Capacity (L): 52
\n\u2022 Transmission: Electronically controlled 4-speed A\/T with lock-up torque converter
\nSuspension & Chassis<\/em>
\n\u2022 Front Suspension: Independent MacPherson Struts with Stabiliser Bar
\n\u2022 Rear Suspension: Torsion beam type
\n\u2022 Steering System: Electric Power Steering (EPS)
\n\u2022 Min. turning radius (curb to curb) (m): 5.2
\nBrakes<\/em>
\n\u2022 System: Diagonal Split dual circuit service brake with tandem master cylinder with ABS + EBD + BA
\n\u2022 Front: Ventilated Disc
\n\u2022 Rear: Drums
\nDimensions and Weights<\/em>
\n\u2022 Overall Length (mm): 4,420
\n\u2022 Overall Width (mm): 1,690
\n\u2022 Overall Height (mm): 1,590
\n\u2022 Wheel base (mm): 2,600
\n\u2022 Tread (mm): Front 1,470 & Rear 1,475
\n\u2022 Min Ground Clearance: 180
\n\u2022 Kerb Weight (kg): 1,280
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\nWhat is mean by Sedan<\/em>? A sedan car is one of the most common body styles and most basic of automobile. There are a front compartment for engine, passenger seat in the middle and a rear section for luggage. MPV, Multi-purpose Vehicle <\/em>is a type of automobile similar in shape to a van and taller than a sedan. It is designed for personal use with maximum interior space.
\nSo, does the Livina fulfill \u2018Drives like a sedan and Fits like an MPV\u2019<\/strong>? The answer is definitely YES, based on my own opinion.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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