Building a Nissan Navara N-Trek Warrior | Factory Tour

The latest example of Australia’s re-emerging local industry is this 40-strong team in suburban Melbourne, busy turning out Nissan Navara N-Trek Warriors.
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[@Drivecomau]

Can't get enough of the Navara N-Trek Warrior? Check out our review here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5ecia2fpbuZjM0 Or, see how it fairs when put up against both Holden and Ford's off-road specific ute's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ6vm3mZdtCeZ5I

[@ronalddumpster6168]

Its almost like they are building a new car. This is so awesome.

[@user-ce4nv1gh9e]

Very good

[@sourwords1808]

Funny how the stock shocks and the upgraded ones looked exactly the same thickness. Yet he said the upgraded ones are bigger. Lol Maybe next time you can actually hold them side by side, with less BS.

[@AndrewEG]

It's clear at 2:32 that the upgraded shock has a larger body. He has one flipped around the wrong way.

[@grecoconduris6716]

You see the V8 raptor line whilst you were there?

[@chrisdooley6468]

Is this Warrior package only a suspension upgrade or does the engine and power get done as well? How much is the pkg over a standard truck? I’m curious about the pricing and what all you get for the money. Here in the states even just stage one tunes with FBOs and suspension upgrades are the norm for trucks and the prices can be quite realistic

[@ronnoc2483]

No engine upgrades just a 6.5 thousand dollar package deal that includes bumper shocks fender flares and wheels

[@LL2500]

It is nice to see Australia stil have industry, but it is far from enough.

[@davidcd396]

This hardly even qualifies as industry.

[@LL2500]

@@davidcd396 Better than nothing :)

[@rsoul7282]

袁林 you are aware that we still manufacture all sorts of things in this country? Just not obsolete six cylinder sedans any longer. Do a little digging and you will see.

[@sikorski3842]

@@rsoul7282 Hardly. Australia's manufacturing sector has declined greatly. Today, it's a small fraction of other advanced nations, and it's a shadow of its former self.

[@rsoul7282]

Sikorski yes, it has declined, but the point I was making is that it isn’t totally defunct. I know this because I go to many places where things get made every day in my line of work, we don’t just make as many cars, is all.

[@bobbytrendswestsyd9736]

Need vehicles 100% manufactured in Australia including engine start to finish

[@rabidsminions2079]

Too bad they didnt do a similar video for Holden, Ford, HSV & FPV. But will do it for Nissan.....

[@Cm22c]

Wow, so Australia puts big wheels and shocks on 15 vehicles a day on a good day and 10 on a bad one.... My local wheel shop does more work. The positivity of this video is making starving kids in Africa cry.

[@davidcd396]

Don't forget about the stickers and Ebay bumpers.

[@ronnoc2483]

@@davidcd396 lmao ebay bumper you probally drive something thats not even good enough for eBay

[@ronnoc2483]

And your local tyre fitting joints full of crack heads how bout that

[@clonecommanderbly7408]

@@ronnoc2483 it probably is lol alot of crack heads work at tyre fittings

[@ronnoc2483]

@@clonecommanderbly7408 lmao i know this cause my cousins fucken crack head and he works as one

[@patrickd4991]

Ranger raptor says hi.

[@vsboy2577]

Yet they use the worst transmissions on Earth.

[@noelgibson5956]

If Holden began making vehicle's like this, along with its own SUV in house.......they may still be here. Commodore should have been given the arse 15 years ago. Its called moving with the times. Do the sums.......two biggest sellers are pickups with SUV's not far behind. Well duh! While Holden was focusing on hoons and winning every Bathurst, Toyota and Mazda were attracting all the buyers. An SUV and pickup that was made in Australia by Holden.......would have sold like well......Toyotas currently do. They're now history because they failed to use their brains.

[@clonecommanderbly7408]

The commodore utes were great what are you on about

[@noelgibson5956]

@@clonecommanderbly7408 They were ok, but buyers like pickup style utes like Hilux/Ranger. The secret is to build what people want. Commodore utes were car based. They were too long, too low and had limited capability. If Holdrn built their own SUV/pickup style utes in - house, that would have made it more gooder. Do ya know wot I mean?

[@clonecommanderbly7408]

@@noelgibson5956 the commodore utes have a good fan base tho, I still see them everywhere same with the Ford Falcon utes even though they stopped making them 5 years ago and they can sell for alot aswell

[@noelgibson5956]

@@clonecommanderbly7408 I like my Holdens, my first being an HG Kingswood. That was followed by a VK Commodore wagon. But i could see even a dozen years back that sales of big sixes were beginning to sag and that if they wanted to remain relevant, they had to begin developing and making what people were buying. Rightly or wrongly, it was less large cars and more SUV's. Thats what their focus should have been. Gosh i wish they were still building vehicles here so that future generations could experience what we did......the joy of driving an Aussie set of wheels.

[@noelgibson5956]

@Dave D If anything, Toyota is over - catering to the 4WD sector. I don't personally think the Fortuner is nessessary, nor is the CH/R IMO. But they do cover every segment with damn reliable product. I've always grudgingly admired them. They deserve to be where they are.

[@noelgibson5956]

If it doesn't have a tabletop at the back, I'm not interested. I'm a practical bloke. Can't stand tub backs.

[@deanpossas6796]

So take it off and put a tray on

[@noelgibson5956]

@@deanpossas6796 Always do.😃

[@deansaccount2436]

@@noelgibson5956 I’m getting the new D-Max and will be doing it straight from factory, I’m with you mate

[@noelgibson5956]

@@deansaccount2436 Good on you! You'll love it😀👍

[@dennismcelroy2849]

P

[@thisjustin878]

This video's attempt to spin this positively for Australia's "manufacturing" is beyond pathetic. What are you going to do next, find a mobile window tint installer?

[@sikorski3842]

What a depressing video.

[@nathanlam9884]

🤣🤣 my mates just bought one and is having so many problems. What a waste of money. Bring back th gu 4.2 6 cylinder turbo diesel. Not this twin turbo that cost a arm and leg to fix. The price of them are ridiculous. You could by a Mitsubishi that has way better technology and you can save money to

[@noelgibson5956]

The worst thing about Nissans......is they're not Toyotas!