Science...nah!

[bpeckham]

Just read this on the nissanusa.com site:

"Massive" and "super-lightweight* are opposites.

 

[Fairlady_464r]

That’s what happens when marketing bozos get involved with…well anything lol.

 

[joZeph]

Marketing teams often aim to highlight the best features, sometimes leading to unintentionally humorous or conflicting statements.

 

[Supremekai]

Not really a contradictory.

adjective
massive (adjective)

1. large and heavy or solid:
   "a massive rampart of stone"
2. exceptionally large:
   "massive crowds are expected"
   • very intense or severe:
     "a massive heart attack"
   • informal
     particularly successful or influential:
     "the title song became a massive hit"
3. geology
   (of rocks or beds) having no discernible form or structure:
   "a massive limestone without bedding planes"
   • (of a mineral) not visibly crystalline:
     "massive sulfides"

E.g. A massive empty cardboard box (the size of a house) would be lightweight compared to a brick house.

 

[iztrumental]

Not really a contradictory.

adjective
massive (adjective)

1. large and heavy or solid:
   "a massive rampart of stone"
2. exceptionally large:
   "massive crowds are expected"
   • very intense or severe:
     "a massive heart attack"
   • informal
     particularly successful or influential:
     "the title song became a massive hit"
3. geology
   (of rocks or beds) having no discernible form or structure:
   "a massive limestone without bedding planes"
   • (of a mineral) not visibly crystalline:
     "massive sulfides"

E.g. A massive empty cardboard box (the size of a house) would be lightweight compared to a brick house.

Yea size and weight. I didn’t see an issue with the description.