customized nissan pathfinder

Imagine a black and gray camouflage-style pattern of rhinoceroses, skulls and dice embedded in an SUV. Captivating and exotic, is not it? This concept of an SUV, which is one of 2 Ecko's concepts, not available in the industry though. However, fashion designer in New York, and graffiti artist Marc Ecko made customized versions Nissan SUV of the price tags look more exciting.

The SUV Concept 2 Ecko exotic design were presented in Nashville. However, had been deployed in various automotive events across the country after its introduction last October in New York. Ecko Pathfinder is given a custom black and gray paint that camouflages its company logo and skulls of rhinoceroses and dice designed to reflect the tenacity and "take people play in life. The skull is the happy face today," Ecko said.

"I believe our brand represents a renewed energy, enthusiasm," Ecko said. "We're emblematic of what happens in popular culture. It was a good choice ordered (with Nissan) is safe. If they were to be presented to consumers, of course, have to make some adjustments to make production is more respectful of the Assembly. "

The new trend in the rate of automobile manufacturer design is applied to the mixture of self body parts Nissan Pathfinder and Armada SUV. It is planned to surprise the automotive industry in the near future. Critics of the industry say that Nissan is following the lead of auto giants like Ford and Subaru.

It is recalled that before Ford auto parts and auto parts new Subaru worked with retailers clothing, such as Eddie Bauer and LL Bean to offer excellent customized vehicles. Nissan also uses the current trend to capture urban youth. These people simply elegant performance of nerve conduction and high. "We're trying to show urban consumers that Nissan thinks outside the box, the idea that design can come from outside the world of cars too, "said Terri Hines, a spokesman for Nissan.

Tom Libby, an auto analyst at JD Power and Associates said the average age Nissan Buyer is 42, four years below the average age of all national brands. Nissan buyers are also younger than other major Japanese automakers Toyota and Honda. "They (Nissan), trying to link their products with a brand that attracts a niche of consumers who want to use "Libby said." (Ecko design) may appeal to the younger buyer. It is certainly something that goes well with Nissan and will continue doing well with ".

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Joe Thompson is the owner of a successful auto body shop in Ferndale, California. This 38 year old is also a prolific writer, contributing automotive related articles to various publications.

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