Nissan could bring Tiida to Europe

The Tiida would offer small-segment car buyers a more conservative choice than the Micra.

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By:

Wim Oude Weernink Paulo Soares de Oliveira

October 31, 2005 05:00 AM

Nissan could bring its Tiida small car to Europe to meet demand for conservatively styled cars in some European markets.

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