Premcar re-manufacturers 5000 Nissan Warriors

Premcar – Australia once had a thriving and proud local automotive manufacturing industry. Over the years it has been destroyed by government ineptitude.

However, in its place a buoyant secondary manufacturing and engineering industry has evolved.

One such group is Premcar in Victoria, which evolved from Tickford Vehicle Engineering.

Premcar has a strong relationship with Nissan and produces their Warrior series of Utes and soon 4WDs.

They have just celebrated the 5,000^th Warrior that has rolled off the assembly line.

The Warrior is an enhanced model that has integrated improvements with Australian-designed-and-engineered components, to suit Australian conditions. It started with the N-Trek Warrior, then the Pro 4X Warrior, the SL Warrior and soon the Patrol Warrior.

The advantage of a relationship like this is local manufacturing and engineering knowledge combined with manufacturer warranty and backing.

Having driven both the Pro 4X Warrior and SL Warrior, I can attest to the quality and practicality of the enhancements.

Interested buyers can access any Nissan Warrior by Premcar through your local Nissan Dealership.

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