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Only a handful of people know how the story of Jonah Lomu and his Nissan Patrol started. Back in the early 2000s, he was well-known as a rugby player but lesser known as a car guy. However, those who knew him before fame and stardom took over will tell you he was always a car guy and most definitely a car audio guy.
After having various cars as his playing career progressed and the budget allowed, it was in the early 2000s that another Kiwi legend joined forces with the big man. Fusion Car Audio was in its prime, inflatable green aliens were everywhere, and Fusion gear was rattling neighbours’ windows all around the country.
At this time, Jonah had a Nissan Patrol that had slowly been added to with