We’ll have to thank reader Jun Kit for sharing these pictures. He caught the Almera, with the masking tape back on, testing in Selayang this morning.
Not much can be derived from the pictures other than this car is different than the one caught on video. One thing is clear; it looks like Nissan is trying out the Almera in different traffic situations and conditions. We can only wonder what will the final product be like.
We’ve written a few about the Almera, its debut at Guangzhou, the car’s unveiling in Thailand, the unmasked car caught in Melaka and the removal of the inaccurate ad. Be sure to read them if you have not.
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