What are the differences between the old and new Tiida models?
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Tiida is a car produced by Dongfeng Nissan Passenger Vehicle Company. The differences between the old and new Tiida models are as follows: 1. In terms of appearance: (1) From the front view, the most noticeable change is the front grille. The upper grille has been replaced with three thick metallic chrome strips instead of the original mesh grille, making the front end more vibrant and rugged, while also improving air intake efficiency compared to the original mesh design. The fog light positions on both sides have also been redesigned, with special fog light shapes giving the 2008 Tiida a more three-dimensional look compared to the older model. (2) The rear changes mainly focus on the taillights and the area below the bumper. The new taillights have a more layered design than the old ones. In fact, the rear design is one of the Tiida's most outstanding features, showcasing its strong three-dimensional appeal, and the new taillights make it even more stylish and dynamic. Additionally, the 2008 Tiida introduced three new colors: Brilliant Gold, Ice Crystal Blue, and Moonlight Silver, providing consumers with more color options. 2. In terms of configuration: (1) Compared to the old Tiida, the 2008 model features a new disc brake system for the rear wheels, replacing the previous front-disc-rear-drum system with a front-and-rear disc brake system, achieving an upgrade in braking performance and enhancing safety. (2) All variants of the 2008 Tiida have improved configurations compared to the original models, including features like average/instant fuel consumption displays, which help drivers better control the vehicle's fuel efficiency.
