Category: Nissan

As the owner of a 2011 Murano, I was very skeptical of the Murano CrossCabriolet and the ability to deliver on the ‘cross’ bit of the name with only two doors and four seats.  After a brief test drive in Del Mar, CA, I realized that the word crossover was being redefined right before my very eyes.

Juke certainly looks like no other crossover or SUV product out there. It sits fairly close to the ground and at first glance looks more like an expressively styled small hatchback.

The QX56 has entered the US market and is looking to shake up the segment with outstanding technology, driving dynamics, and interior room.

Nissan is poised to launch a full electric vehicle in the United States that it plans to sell in very high volumes. Does the product stand up to its high volume plans?

We recently spent a day with the new Juke, just outside of Vancouver, to try to figure out if it is the new 'joke' of B-segment vehicles or the start of something beautiful.

We recently spent a day with the new Juke, just outside of Vancouver, to try to figure out if it is the new 'joke' of B-segment vehicles or the start of something beautiful.

The first generation QX is based on the Titan pickup and assembled at Nissan's Canton, Mississippi assembly plant. The new QX is based on the Japanese market Nissan Patrol and produced in Japan.

2010 Nissan Maxima Wins AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Luxury Mid-Size Car

First time out of the box, the funky cute Nissan cube (with a small "c") wins AutoPacific's 2010 Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Compact Cars. The cube is a tour de force in packaging winning its class in ease of getting in and out, seating capacity, flexible seating and, possibly most important in this class, cupholder design and size.

AutoPacific today announced its 14th Annual Vehicle Satisfaction Awards (VSA) to help consumers make informed vehicle purchase decisions.