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Is it better to lease your new Nissan?
Wednesday, November 8th, 2017
Leasing vs financing a new Nissan
We know it’s stating the obvious when we say that monthly payments are always a top concern for most shoppers. For some people, buying a reliable vehicle can often feel like a luxury, when a monthly bill can cost hundreds of dollars. On the other hand, you often see special lease pricing that can be surprisingly affordable. If this has you thinking about the benefits of leasing vs financing your next new Nissan model, you’re not the only one. Here’s what you have to know. (more…)
Do Nissan SUVs offer enough cargo volume for your needs?
Tuesday, October 31st, 2017
Which 2018 Nissan models have the most cargo space?
Cargo space is one of those things we don’t have to worry about when we first start driving. It used to be easy traveling light, with our only concerns being enough room for our friends, and later, groceries. Once you have kids and a home, you start to worry about packing up diaper bags, strollers and more. Even if you don’t have a child to worry about, recreation becomes easier as you start working and having expendable income. Whether it’s for a kayaking trip or everyday family needs, you’re probably wondering which 2018 Nissan models have the most cargo space. (more…)
What are the best car apps for a smartphone?
Monday, October 16th, 2017
4 Best Automotive Apps in 2017
These days, the difference between your smartphone and your infotainment system is becoming blurry. Many automakers, Nissan included, now offer Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. What does this mean for you? Essentially, common apps like Pandora or iHeartRadio are now ones you can access right on your touchscreen. Voice commands also frequently allow you to answer calls or listen to the content of text messages. If you’re not driving the latest Nissan model, you won’t have access to this latest technology. So here are the 4 best automotive apps available in 2017 to help give you that modern driving experience even in an older car. (more…)
Why doesn’t Nissan make a minivan?
Monday, October 9th, 2017
Did Nissan stop making the Quest minivan?
If you look at our inventory, you might notice one segment is absent: the minivan. Why is that? Well, Nissan did make the Nissan Quest, a robust minivan that simply couldn’t keep up with the traction that models like Nissan Rogue have gained. If you’ve been wondering whether Nissan stopped making the Quest, the answer is yes. Here’s why. (more…)
A quick glance at Nissan Manufacturing
Monday, September 25th, 2017
Where does Nissan make its cars?
It only takes a little bit of research to find out that Nissan is a Japanese carmaker, if it doesn’t sound like it just by the name. You’ve probably also deduced that an automaker needs to have local production plants in order to save on costs and deliver vehicles to us here in America. Today we’re taking a quick look at Nissan Manufacturing, as far as where Nissan makes its cars and how many are made in the U.S. (more…)
What’s the difference between timing belts and chains?
Friday, August 25th, 2017
Does the 2017 Nissan Sentra have a timing belt?
There are people who love to dig deep into the mechanics of how a vehicle runs, and there are those who just want it to work and preferably never have to learn how. If you fall into the latter category, you likely have learned more than you’d ever wanted to due to repairs. Those who are deeply invested usually find themselves asking if models like the 2017 Nissan Sentra have a timing belt or chain because it can influence performance. (more…)
2017 Nissan Versa Note named again as a back-to-school ideal
Friday, August 11th, 2017
Best back-to-school cars for 2017
Of all the things college students don’t need resting on their shoulders, it’s the stress of reliable transportation. Professors might be lenient the first time car troubles pops up as an excuse for missing an important deadline, but it’s unlikely to be continually accepted, even if it’s true. Every year, Kelley Blue Book creates a list of its 10 Best Back-To-School Cars, and the Nissan Versa Note has made the list for the third consecutive year. Today, we’re looking at what we consider some of your best back-to-school options for college cars in 2017, and what criteria KBB used to make its list. (more…)
How long has Nissan been making electric cars?
Monday, August 7th, 2017
How long has Nissan been making electric cars?
For many drivers, it feels like electric cars are a fairly new development, and still not quite as practical as gasoline models. We expect range to increase in 2018, and charging times continue to improve, but when it comes time for a road trip, the models aren’t quite as competitive. What you may be surprised to learn is that the 2018 Nissan Leaf is 70 years in the making, as that’s how long it has been since Nissan first developed an EV. The Tama EV was developed in 1947, even though it wasn’t until late 2010 that the Leaf finally came out as the first mass-produced option. (more…)
What is an ISO supplier and does Nissan work with them?
Thursday, July 20th, 2017
Does Nissan Use ISO-Certified Suppliers?
Many years ago, it seems like corporations weren’t held accountable for their environmental impact. It wasn’t even though of, until pollution became evident. People are becoming more and more environmentally aware, and we’re making big demands when it comes to sustainability and impact. We know there are plenty of people who won’t buy from companies that don’t pay attention, and automakers are being held accountable. For this reason, you may be wondering if Nissan works with ISO-Certified suppliers. (more…)
Why do new model year cars come out in fall?
Wednesday, July 12th, 2017
How come new car years start early?
Recently, Nissan has been releasing mid-year models, in the form of vehicles like the 2017.5 Nissan Rogue. With a year only being 12 months, is this necessary? Well, if you don’t like the confusion of the automotive model year starting at a time when you’re only halfway through the calendar year, perhaps it’s refreshing. The automotive world can be a bit confusing in this way, and today we’re looking at why that is. How come new car years start early, rather than having January releases? (more…)
