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Following an extensive list of enhancements and revisions for the last model year, the tough, essential Nissan Xterra enters 2010 relatively unchanged. For 2010, Xterra is again available in four well-equipped models – X, S, Off-Road and SE – making it easier for buyers to determine the exact Xterra model for their particular needs and lifestyles.

A Southern California couple who decided to trade in their 2001 Nissan Xterra under the Cash for Clunkers program in August later found the vehicle for sale in the same dealership's used lot.

Oops. It seems that the dealership, Volkswagen of Garden Grove, decided to forget about the CARS claim on the Xterra and tried to sell it themselves.

"NINJA HAULER: 2005 Nissan Xterra — $12900: OK, let me start off by saying this Xterra is only available for purchase by the manliest of men (or women). My friend, if it was possible for a vehicle to sprout chest hair and a five o'clock shadow, this Nissan would look like Tom Selleck. It is just that manly.

Dubai - United Arab Emirates: Arabian Automobiles, the exclusive dealer for Nissan, Infiniti and Renault vehicles in Dubai and the Northern Emirates this week introduces an updated and improved 2009 version of the Nissan Xterra SUV at the Sharjah International Auto Show (18-22 November, Expo Centre, Sharjah, UAE).

On sale across the Middle East since September 2007 the Nissan Xterra was designed with the intent of being a tough, essential SUV designed to inspire and facilitate outdoor enthusiasts' active lifestyles. All 2009 Xterras now boast:

Continuing the traditional of the original Xterra, the 2008 model again offers drivers “everything you need, and nothing you don’t.” Xterra is powered by a standard 261-horsepower 4.0-liter DOHC V6 and features 10 cargo hooks, an Easy Clean cargo area, a tie-down channel system similar to the Utili-track system on the Titan and Frontier and a built-in first-aid kit.

Nissan North America has a warning for customers: placing your electronic key too close to your cellphone could leave you stranded.
"The automaker is asking customers driving new models of two of its flagship sedans to keep their car keys and cellphones at least an inch apart to avoid disabling the "intelligent keys."

Cellphones kept near Nissan's I-Keys—wireless devices designed to allow drivers to enter and start their cars at the push of a button—can erase the electronic code on the keys, rendering them unable to unlock or start the cars."