Nothing shows your complete and unwavering devotion to a handset maker like buying an ultra-rare vehicle with its logos on there, wouldn't you agree? Those vigorously nodding up and down (well, those vigorously nodding up and down
in Brazil) can get set to grab a limited edition Renault Sandero, which will come "fully equipped with Nokia's navigation system and [undisclosed] car add-ons." The super-special Sandero will come stocked with an
N95 and cost around €17,650 ($27,693), but you'd better hurry, as only 1,000 of these niche motorcars are being built. It's like Nokia heard your cries for letting the chance to nab one of those
co-branded Twingos slip through your too-busy-texting thumbs or something.
posted Apr 24th 2008 9:37PM
rather girlish. yet cute.
Recently Engadget is showing too much brazilian related stuff.
That's odd.
BTW, you could buy an Lancer Evolution with that money...
Poor of us brazilians...
If only it were a volkswagen.
What an UGLY car!!
What an UGLY person!!
This is the car which the brazillians like = ="
Cars in Brazil are expensive! With high taxes! You know what, you'll have to spend more then R$50000 (U$29400) for a Honda Fit LX(without stereo and cd player)!!
Cars in India are even expensive. We get a Honda Accord for around $44,000 here and that is the manual version.
but is that an N95-1, or an N95-3?
because there are already 850Mhz UMTS/HSDPA networks here in Brazil, and 2100Mhz licenses have been sold, and may go live this year.
here in the São Paulo area, only Claro (América Móvil) has HSDPA right now, but Vivo, TIM and Oi are yet to come.
Looks like a US Nissan Versa... oh wait... it is!
Renault sandero and nissan versa and dacia sandero are actually one and the same,these 3 car makers (Dacia is a romanian car maker which has a ton of succes wihe the Dacia Logan)are part of the same group( Renault-Nissan-Dacia) soooo It`s a romanian designed and tested car wich is beeing builed all over the world under this 3 car makers with nothing but the logo beeing changed and the name
here, there are the Sandero, locally-built, sold as a low/mid-range car, and the Mexican-built Nissan Tiida (that's what the Versa is called outside the US), as a mid/high-end one.
It`s a romanian designed car (Dacia Sandero) it is derived from the very succesful Dacia Logan which has nearly sold over 1 mil. cars
The only renault I really like is the Clio.
I'd never thought that a Romanian designed car would make it to engadget. Haha. It really means that the guys at Renault are doing their job right. Way to go Dacia (that's a bit of national pride there)