So you know everything about cars. What do you know about the monster car carriers that bring an imported car? As far as I am concerned, I knew nothing when I arrived this morning at Nissan’s dock in Oppama, where Japan’s second largest car company showed off a 2012 model car carrier, the Nichioh Maru. And would you believe that the blue and white monster is green? (Read More…)
Posted in Car Reviews, Editorials, Green, Japan, Leaf, Nissan
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, ecoship, Japan, Nichioh Maru, Nissan
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, ecoship, Japan, Nichioh Maru, Nissan
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