Nothing shows your complete and unwavering devotion to a handset maker like buying an ultra-rare vehicle with its logos on there, wouldn't you agree? Those vigorously nodding up and down (well, those vigorously nodding up and down
in Brazil) can get set to grab a limited edition Renault Sandero, which will come "fully equipped with Nokia's navigation system and [undisclosed] car add-ons." The super-special Sandero will come stocked with an
N95 and cost around €17,650 ($27,693), but you'd better hurry, as only 1,000 of these niche motorcars are being built. It's like Nokia heard your cries for letting the chance to nab one of those
co-branded Twingos slip through your too-busy-texting thumbs or something.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
wang83113 @ Apr 25th 2008 4:48AM
Nokia
SUX
evilpaul @ Apr 25th 2008 8:44AM
that is something someone with a inferior iPhone would say. Continue wishing that your phone had standard functions like...SMS
Doze @ Apr 26th 2008 11:58AM
Engadget is really trying hard to make Nokia look bad. I wonder why they dont post topics like "Nokia N82 wins TIPA's "Best Mobile Imaging Device in Europe" award 2008" and so on. 1 phone with 0,42% market share gets the attention that tells enough for me.