UPDATE: The Nissan Sylphy has been launched in Malaysia! Two model variants are available, both with 2.0L engines. Click to read more and find out details and pricing.
Nissan has launched it’s Nissan Bluebird Sylphy mid-sized luxury sedan in Japan, targetted at today’s executive woman, focusing on hospitality and care in mind.
The new Nissan Bluebird Sylphy is full of conveniences aimed at a lady driver. What Nissan observed is the trend is for lady drivers to generally buy mini MPV or K-car type of vehicles. With the Nissan Bluebird Sylphy, Nissan hopes to attract executive ladies to sedans instead.
According to Nissan, interior and exterior styling has been suited to a lady’s tastes. The interior has a ‘super console’ with 9.7 litres of storage space – large enough to store a large handbag, drink bottles, cellphones and a few CDs.
The car comes with two engine options, both jointly developed with Renault. The low-end option is the HR15DE 1.5 litre, which makes around 109ps at 6000rpm and 15.1kg/m torque at 4400rpm. The higher spec car has the MR20DE 2.0 litre, which makes 129ps at 5200rpm and 19.1 kg/m torque at 4000rpm. What’s nice about the MR20DE is that 90% of it’s maximum torque is available from a low cruising speed of 2000rpm. The MR20DE is also mated to Nissan’s Xtronic CVT transmission.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments overall show excitement and positive impressions of the 2006 Nissan Bluebird Sylphy, highlighting its stylish design, interior quality, and features like fuel efficiency and comfort. Many appreciate its resemblance to other Nissan models like the Sentra and Skyline. Some debate its target market, with a few claiming it appears more suited for women, but others believe it appeals to both genders and families. There is criticism of the front grille design and interior color choices. Several comments mention the car’s potential availability in Malaysia, with expectations of competitive pricing, though some express concern about market positioning and demand. Overall, the sentiment is that the Sylphy is a well-designed, versatile sedan with broad appeal, though opinions on naming and aesthetics vary.