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on the highway. Options include a
sports packuge, power package

and anti-lock brakes,
The 240 SN comes in a wide

ONE CAN’T help but be impressed with the Nissan 240
SX — after all, it was voted the Best New Sports Coupe of
the Year by the Automobile Journalists Association of

Canada.
Designed to appeal to the
. discerning sports car buyer, the
we coupe is proving popular for peo-
. ple in their 20s right up to the 50s.

Why is the car held in high uni-
versal regard? It's best selling

points, according to Northshore
Nissan assistant

sales manager

Philip Breckner, are its 2.4 litre,
four-cylinder, 12-vatve KA24
engine — which boasts 140 horse-
power — a drag co-efficient of
.30, rear wheel drive, multi-link
rear suspension and generally ex-
cellent handling.

Mileage is 25 miles per gallon in
the city, and 35 miles per gallon

range of colors, to please znyone’s
taste, and pearl metallics are also
available.

The price for the Nissan 240 SX
begins at $16,990, and 1990
clearout pricing is now in effect.

For more information on the
240 SX, visit Northshore Nissan at
4160 Marine Dr., North Van-
couver.

SMOOTH LINES and
superb handling are just
two of the features on
the Nissan 240 SX. Other
selling points include the
four-cylinder, 12-valve
KA24 engine {ieft).