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Nissan is one of the largest car manufacturers in Japan and the world besides Mitsubishi, Toyota and Honda. Nissan is also regarded as one of the most creative car manufacturers in Asia. This company has produced many unique variations for commercial vehicles such as cars, trucks, vans, SUVs and so forth. Over the years, this company has also been known as the specialist of vehicles producer with attractive features.

One of types that much sought-after by the Japan cars lovers is Nissan Pathfinder besides Mitsubishi Lancer and Nissan skyline, these two types of cars are known have excellent performance. If you are looking for an SUV, but you are also looking for a vehicle with sporty style and unique features, it’s time for you to choose Nisan Pathfinder.

However, you also have to consider about your financial situation, choosing used Nissan Pathfinder is a wise choice, because there are several advantages of importing or buying used cars from Japan. Besides the prices are relatively cheap, if you are lucky you will also get some interesting additional accessories such as safety features, an additional air conditioning for the back seat and the high-quality car audio.

With the world economic conditions that have not fully recovered, many people prefer to buy cheap used cars as an alternative than buying new cars, choosing used SUVs is one of the examples. There are a lot of competitors in the SUV class from various brands such as Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, Mercedes-Benz M-Class and Mercedes-Benz R-Class.

However, used Nissan Pathfinder has unique features if it compared with other SUV types. The uniqueness of used Nissan Pathfinder is a sporty big car and this car is also very tough on the off-road terrain.

The appearance of used Nissan Pathfinder looks big like a pick-up truck, but this car is very stable and fairly easy to handle on the many road conditions even though this car is quite big. This car can accommodate up to seven passengers including the driver. If you want to feel extra comfort, perhaps you should try sitting in the driver’s seat, where you will feel a pleasant driving experience that you’ve never felt before.

The advantage of a big car is that it has a lot of room for storage of goods, though big, the used Nissan Pathfinder is fairly nimble car that can enter into any garage size. This car is very macho, also suits to be a family car.

In many markets outside of North America, the Nissan Pathfinder is sold as the Nissan Terrano. Since the third generation was launched in 2006, Nissan Pathfinder was not drastically modified. Until now, the changes of this car were not too significant, only a few additional features that are different. This makes the used Nissan Pathfinder has a stable trading value in the used car market. However, one of disadvantages of sporty cars is inefficiency in gas mileage.

This car powered by 3952cc V8 front engine, four-wheel drive and two choices of transmission; 5-speed automatic transmission and 6-speed manual transmission. And also another feature like six airbags including front and side airbags plus other safety features.

In the Middle East, this car was honored with some awards such as the ‘Best Family SUV’ awarded by Automobile Magazine and ‘Best Small Car’ to ‘Best Sports Car’. So, before you are about to buy used Nissan Pathfinder, you have to consider many things such as the advantages and the disadvantages of this big boy sporty car.

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Source by Derry Dharmawan

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The Five Oddest Places to Find Cannabis Seeds

There are some places in the world where you would expect to find cannabis seeds, joints and hash cakes; finding a spliff in Amsterdam, late night comedy writer’s rooms and the green room for Bob Marley and the Wailers wouldn’t be much of a surprise. Like a duck to water, cannabis just goes naturally together with some places and images. It just seems natural. But what about the places you wouldn’t expect? There are some instances of marijuana turning up that you wouldn’t have imagined in your entire life. We have a look at the oddest places you could think to find cannabis and cannabis seeds…

5. Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and the People’s Republic of China

Whole countries rather than specific places, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and the People’s Republic of China are the last places you would look for weed. Or, to be more accurate, they are the last places you would want to find weed. These countries (and some others) have particularly harsh responses to most kinds of drug use, marijuana being one of the drugs that you can be executed for having! While many people still import and export cannabis from these countries, most people wouldn’t even think about running the risk, thinking it odd to have the drug there when in other countries it’s almost completely legal.

4.In an Open Field – in America

America has one of the least open or forward thinking policies on cannabis and cannabis seeds (though that may change soon). You would therefore think that it would be one of the last places to have vast open fields sown with cannabis seeds, but you’d be wrong. In one part of the country, orders for marijuana seeds are through the roof. The Emerald Triangle in northern California is the nation’s largest grower of marijuana plants, and though the authorities routinely route out and burn down the crop, people are planting and growing cannabis at a rate that’s faster than they can destroy it.

3. In Granny’s Bag

You may think “Sweet old Gran” would never have anything even slightly illegal or interesting, but you may be wrong. Marijuana is often championed for its pain relieving qualities, and was (and in some places still is) prescribed as a form of pain relief for many illnesses. The increase of silver surfers on the internet and the availability of cannabis seeds over the web has meant an increase of marijuana use among the elderly. So if you were to root around, you may well find that Granny has more than just Werther’s originals at the bottom of her bag…

2. In your drink

Putting cannabis seeds or straight weed in your drink may seem very odd, but it’s not as crazy as it sounds. Many guides and cookbooks that have sections of culinary uses for the drug suggest uses in your libation, creating a “Green Dragon”. It would be odd (and more than a little worrying) to find it in your drink if you hadn’t wanted it there or known that it was, but as a personal choice the ‘experts’ say it’s “Odd, but good”.

1. On the president’s desk

Ok, so it’s unlikely that any president (other than that of a banana republic) is going to plant marijuana seeds in a pot and let them grow on his or her desk as an indoor plant. But presidents and officials are more and more likely to have – or admit to having – planted, grown, harvested or smoked (or at least inhaled) weed. Unlike Bill Clinton’s famous “I smoked but I did not inhale” line, current incumbent Barack Obama has stated that he “did inhale. That was the point!” So finding weed in the White House, though odd, may not be out of the question at some point down the line…

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Source by Robert Kane