The American Drove 1.6 Million Kilometers In A Nissan Navara Pickup. And They Gave Him A New One

Chicago resident Brian Murphy bought a Nissan Frontier in 2007 and for 13 years worked as a courier for 13 hours a day. Over the years the car has passed over a million miles (1.6 million kilometers). Nissan learned about the unique car and agreed with the owner that the pickup would be taken to the stand of the plant in Tennessee, and a new one would be presented in return. The other day the company kept its word, and Murphy became the owner of the new Frontier.

• As the owner said, he changed the oil every 16 thousand kilometers on a pickup with a million-plus, renewed the radiator for 725 thousand, the timing chain for 1.26 million, and for the 1.3 million mileage, the clutch of a 5-speed "mechanics". The car did not require any more serious work.

  • On the new pickup, Murphy intends to continue working in the courier service until 2025.

  • Murphy will receive a 2020 pickup. The model is equipped with four-wheel drive, 3.8-liter V8 engine (310 hp) and a 9-speed "automatic".
  • Millions of cars are not uncommon for the Japanese car industry. Earlier in Russia, a 2006 Lexus LX470 SUV was found, which had run a million kilometers by 2018. It was sold through an authorized dealer, spent all its life in a corporate park and was serviced at an official technical center. The list of work carried out included the replacement of the radiator, generator and air conditioner.