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	After a few days with the NAV system, I am impressed with some aspects of it, and unimpressed with others. It is very easy to read in bright sunlight or at night, and is extremely accurate. It has too many features to list. The voice guidance is fun for a while, but can get annoying when it interrupts your CD or the radio (you can turn the voice off). The trip routing is not always optimal and after driving around with it in familiar areas, I don't think I would trust it in unfamiliar areas. Almost every setting is customizable, so if there is something you don't like, chances are you can change or eliminate it.

	Above left, and left are 2 pictures from the NAV system display, showing increasing zoom level around the same point. For sheer informational purposes, the NAV system is outstanding. It can also be set such that north is always up, or vehicle heading is always up. I find that I use "heading up" mode while driving because the map will rotate around the car as you drive and everything is oriented properly, ie: what's on the left of you on the map is really to the left of you in the real world.
		Cruise control, radio and trip computer controls are all on the steering wheel for easy access. Very handy, especially with a manual transmission.
	Door handles have titanium accents to match the instrument panel. The three buttons near the top right of the photo on the door are for the seat memory.
	Side skirts are standard on the SE.
	Nissan removed the chrome finisher on the muffler tips for 2002. The exhaust now has the cleaner look of the Infiniti I30 and I35.
	Stock 17-inch 6-spoke rims and tires.
	I'm still getting used to these funky clear taillights.
		Intake system (far left) and engine bay for the 3.5 liter V6. Note the absence of throttle and cruise control cables, since the car is controlled by a drive-by-wire throttle mechanism. It cleans up the engine bay quite a bit.
	With the NAV system in the dash, there is no room for the in-dash CD-changer, so it goes on the driver's side of the trunk.
		Also new for 2002 are the HID (High Intensity Discharge) Xenon headlights. They are much brighter than conventional headlights, and they look cool too.