Nissan Leaf creating more buzz than the Volt

According to Google Trends via AutoblogGreen, the Nissan LEAF is crushing the Chevy (er…Chevrolet – more on this in a minute) Volt in terms of search volume on Google, more than doubling it at times.  The LEAF is set to arrive at area Indianapolis Nissan dealers sometime in the fall of 2010, and the Volt will be coming out around that time, as well.  If the LEAF and Volt’s side-by-side arrival isn’t being billed as a showdown, perhaps it should be. … Continue Reading

Nissan 370Z More For Your Money

The end of summer is fast approaching, which means the time for cruising down the road in a sleek looking roadster with the windows down and the warm breeze blowing through your hair is winding down too.  Before we know it the leaves will be changing colors and the air will have a slight chill in it.  And then – winter.   … Continue Reading

Nissan getting inventive with new 2011 car

Nissan is quite literally getting ready to turn over a new leaf in 2011 by bringing one of the first all-electric cars to market: the Nissan Leaf. With a low operating cost and overall price, it’s hard to imagine this Leaf falling. The Nissan Leaf has no internal-combustion engine; instead, an 80 kW electric motorpropels the vehicle up to 90 mph, and Nissan says that the Leaf is capable of driving up to 100 miles on a single charge — a range that should cover the commutes of 95 percent of Americans. The federal government will issue a $7,500 tax credit for the purchase of the Leaf, making it very easy to be green. The vehicle should be available in late 2010. For more information, visit your  Nissan Leaf Carmel Indiana dealer.

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A whistle that can save a life: the new Nissan Leaf’s new noisy tech

In the age of the hybrid car, which run nearly silent at low speeds, there has been much cause for concern, and growing advocacy around, what can be done to help blind pedestrians, who can’t listen for typical audible cues present in modern internal combustion engines. While the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is working on guidelines that would require hybrids and electric vehicles to produce sounds that can be heard by pedestrians at low speeds, the new Nissan Leaf may be the answer we’ve been waiting for. See your Nissan dealer in Indianapolis for further details. … Continue Reading

Prices guaranteed to stay low on the 2011 Nissan Versa

The Nissan Versa is an extremely affordable car and this deal isn’t going anywhere soon. Although the Nissan will undergo a few minor updates for the 2011 year the price of the Nissan Versa is going to remain the same. In fact, the Nissan Versa is the cheapest new car on the market according to Kicking Tires. The Indianapolis Nissan dealership confirms the Nissan Versa is a great car for an unbelievable price.

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