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- ↑ 日産が新型サニーに新型プラットフォーム採用、今後中核車種へ採用拡大へ Archived 2011-07-19 at the Wayback Machine nikkei BP net (in Japanese)
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- ↑ 新車試乗記 第79回 日産 ウィングロード MOTOR DAYS (in Japanese)
- ↑ 新車試乗記 第151回 日産 エクストレイル MOTOR DAYS (in Japanese)
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