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Patrol The machine is a real "beast", specially designed to overcome difficult field roads. The SUV perfectly copes with any difficult road conditions, it literally works for wear and tear. After a major generational change that took place in 2004, the technique boasts not only cross-country ability and excellent technical characteristics, but also elegance of lines and internal comfort. If before the car was a rough and functional SUV, now it is a good and high-quality car for everyone. "Patrol" comes from Japan, where it is made for the entire world market. Therefore, quality should be the last thing to worry about.

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The merger of the two powerful giants Nissan and Renault at the peak of the crisis in 1999 served as an impetus for economic growth, and the corporation's ratings deservedly rose steadily upwards. This was accompanied by new programs that were implemented on time and competently. They gave the concern with minimal losses to survive the crisis. The program (Nissan Production Way) is the core of the entire production process. Being a kind of set of rules for the employees of the concern, she orders to bring the production of each car to perfection. This program integrates the capabilities of materials, equipment and human resources, presenting the consumer with products of interest to him.

In May 1935, emphasis was placed on the development of the Nissan brand, which had a huge impact on the company's marketing policy. The first corporate symbols were adopted: a red circle symbolized the rising sun, blue color - the sky. The slogan of that time was "Sincerity brings success." In 1935, the export of cars to Australia began. In those days, Datsun cars symbolized Japan's rapidly growing advantage in modern industrialization, and as proof, the slogan appeared: "The rising sun is the flag, Datsun is the car of choice." In 1939, after successful sales in the Dat car market, Nissan began building the Nissan Type 70 large cars, Nissan Type 90 buses, and Nissan Type 80 vans.