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"The press release title for this handsome 4-door concept says it all: &amp;quot;A New-generation Saloon for People with a Sophisticated, Discerning Eye for Beauty \u2014 Who Enjoy Spending Time in Refined Elegance and Comfort, Whether Traveling Alone or with a Partner.&amp;quot; Whew. And then the release itself offers scant details on the mechanical platform for this sedan, which may or may not be a new flagship for the division.   Nonetheless, the overall look is quite stunning. The hood sits on top of the fenders, sort of a reverse approach to the BMW 7 Series. A crisp character line with strong shoulders carries through the sides, swooping downward at the rear of the car. The front screen extends past the area where you&amp;#039;d normally find the windshield header to form a glass roof.   Inside, the car is clad in supple leather, and metal accents abound, adding to the upscale aura. Intelligent four-zone air conditioning automatically adjusts to the selected temperature in the cabin&amp;#039;s four quadrants. The front seats rotate 80 degrees to provide easy access to the B-pillarless cabin, while the rear suicide door opens nearly 180 degrees. Nissan says the Intima is powered by a V-6 clean diesel. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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