Nissan NV Van Can Now Carry Up to 12 Passengers
The NV3500HD has full airbag size for all four rows of occupants with its full side-curtain airbag array; other burly vans usually limit side curtain protection to the first three rows or less. Side curtain airbags are grave in the event of a rollover, something that tall truck-based vans are more disposed to during emergency maneuvering. Driver and front-passenger airbags, electronic firmness control and traction control are also standard. The seat belts for tag end passengers are integrated into the seatbacks, making it easy to entry the many seating positions without dodging around ceiling-mounted three-purport belts on other vans. Every seat position also gets its own headrest to mind against whiplash.This mammoth people mover comes with two mechanism choices: a 261-horsepower, 4.0-liter V-6 or a 317-hp 5.6-liter V-8, each mated to a despondent-duty five-speed automatic transmission.
Amenities register a rear ventilation system that hits all four rows. Bluetooth connectivity, a 5-inch be on an equal footing with-screen navigation system, satellite radio and a backup camera are handy. Seventeen-inch steel wheels, daytime match lights and rear privacy glass are standard.
The blemished and third row of seats can be removed, and the 50/50-split fourth row can be partly or completely removed, Nissan says.
The 2012 NV3500 HD Voyager Van goes on sale next spring.
