The PU11 Nissan Maxima was among the Japanese sedans to experience a complete identity shift in the mid-Eighties. Nissan was rebranding itself from a discount Datsun identity, and took Maxima upmarket. Packed with technology and on its way to the 4DSC identity that defined the model, the Maxima deserves a place at the table with the V20 Camry and CA Accord. Let's get technical.
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Just one year after American carmaker Ford gave birth to the Mustang, Shelby was ready to show the world more extreme incarnations of the factory muscle car. In 1965, Shelby unleashed the GT350, a model that would grow to shape a new car segment with its various incarnations. 13 photos
The nameplate was so successful that it continues to be available (in its modern form, of course) to this day. But as with all else in life, it is the original that deserves all the respect, so back in 2015, when the moniker celebrated its 50th anniversary, the Blue Oval let loose a special version of that year’s Mustang.
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purpose. and that is to find debris in the ocean floor. this probe is the latest technology that could be used to find flight mh-370. using side scan sonar, it searches for things that don t belong beneath the sea. side scan sonar is an acoustic technology that s based on reflections of sound rather than reflections of light. reporter: the autonomous underwater vehicle, auv, is creating a map of the sea floor. this time it s the bottom of a massachusetts reservoir but it could be the depths of the indian ocean. it s an electronics package that is inside the vehicle. it s basically a computer that processes the data to make the pulse and to bring back the pulse and configure it into an image. reporter: it moves back and forth along the surface but some
using sight scan sonar it searches for things that don t belong beneath the side. what is side scan sonar? it is an acoustic technology based on reflection of the sound rather than reflections of light. reporter: the autonomous underwater vehicle, an auv, is gathering information to create a map of the sea floor. this time it s the bottom of a massachusetts reservoir, but it could be the depths of the indian ocean. the sights can consist of an electronics package inside the vehicle, basically a computer that processes the data to make the pulse and bring back the pulse and configure it into an image. reporter: it moves back and forth along the surface, but some auvs can dive deep into the ocean. sonar helps identify and find debris like this submerged car. once we identify the target