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American Moms Could Receive a Special Gift from Nissan for Mother's Day

Photo Credit: Nissan North America

While auto makers can talk about giving birth to a form, he human form is the ultimate creation. Despite what the automobile means to many, we all owe the existence of the ultimate creation in this world to two people. On May 8th 2016, we pay tribute to the ones who brought life to automotive innovators and admirers.

For mothers in the United States, one auto maker has prepared a very amusing gift. The Nissan Mother's Day Chocolate Contest showcases the versatility of moms through their vehicles and is powered by a medium corresponding with the sweetness associated with that special person.

The specially-created gift boxes feature a total of 15 vehicle-shaped chocolates depicting some of the products Nissan gives birth to in a manner of speaking. Three of Nissan's top vehicles each represent five types of candy with chocolate type and automobile combining to serve a theme. Milk chocolate is used to cast the impression of the Nissan Rogue crossover detail a sweet and adventure-seeking mom. Dark chocolate is used for the Maxima sedan's fun-to-drive, bold persona is used to define some pleasure for schedule-keeping mother. In white chocolate, forms the Nissan GT-R supercar provides is said to be for 'the high-octant mom' who can certainly command respect in much the same manner as a twin-turbocharged V-6 on an all-wheel drive performance car does.




Photo Credit: Nissan North America

The unique chocolates are not available in any store or offered for purchase anywhere. Part of a social media engagement where individuals are encouraged to share a personal, heartfelt reason why their mother deserves the limited edition box of chocolates. Entrants can be processed through Facebook, Twitter as well as Instagram. On Facebook, the posts are submitted through the Nissan USA page while Twitter and Instagram users applying can use the hashtag #BoxOfNissans or #Contest in a comment/reply to one of four Mother's Day related posts. Only one entry will be accepted per person per post will be accepted. Other official rules have also provided on the Nissan Mother's Day Chocolate Contest. The contest is open until the end of May 8th 2016 with winning entries being notified around May 13th.

Sorry Canadian mothers and those wanting to honour their mothers, the Nissan Mother's Day Chocolate Contest is only open to the 50 United States and the District of Columbia.



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