text: these, however, and repackaged the Quest to give people 
  
  their most popular options. We’ve also made great strides 
  
  in quality and on other aspects get it right. 
  
  For fiscal 2005 we have a volume growth target of 3.3 
  
  percent, but in the first three months of this period we were 
  
  actually up by 18 percent! We launched a few new 
  
  products at the end of the last year, so it’s probably not 
  
  realistic to expect that kind of volume for the whole year, 
  
  but it makes us very confident of reaching our target. 
  
  We won’t have any completely new products in fiscal 
  
  2005. That means that, while we will have solid, enviable 
  
  growth, it won’t translate into the spectacular numbers 
  
  we’ve had over the past four years. The Altima will continue 
  
  to drive our growth—it’s in its fifth year, but still a 
  
  remarkable performer. We’ve gotten a good boost in the 
  
  market from the Pathfinder, which was relaunched last fall. 
  
  We also expect to make some inroads with the Frontier, 
  
  which is outperforming its competitors—it’s clearly the best 
  
  truck in the mid-size truck segment. This is, however, a 