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Follow these tips to keep your Nissan operating smoothly this summer

Follow these tips to keep your Nissan operating smoothly this summer

Summer is the season of road trips.  Whether it’s to the lake, the beach, the campground, the state fair, or some other destination in this big, beautiful country of the United States, Americans are apt to pack up their vehicles and enjoy the freedom of the open road.  But summer, even without the ice and snow that makes winter driving so hazardous, can present challenges, and whether you bought your Nissan brand new or from one of many area Indianapolis used car dealers, it’s a good idea to exercise some caution and planning before setting out for your big summer adventures. … Continue Reading

What color LEAF is your favorite?

What color LEAF is your favorite?

Time Magazine has named the Nissan Leaf as one of the 50 best inventions of 2009 and for good reason. Zero localized emissions, no petroleum fuels, several innovative green features, creative styling and a top notch driving experience have the car community excited for the Leafs arrival. The Leaf stands for Leading, Environmentally Friendly, Affordable, Family car and its acronym is truly appropriate. … Continue Reading

Nissan enters the US market for commercial vehicles

April 22, 2010 Featured, Nissan News No Comments
Nissan enters the US market for commercial vehicles

Stroll across the pond to Europe and you’ll find that Mercedes, Fiat, and Citroen have had first dibbs on the commercial vehicle market for some time. In the US it’s Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler who are responsible for hauling commodities from point A to point B. Nissan has managed to lurk in the shadows as a dormant automotive company capable of building quality commercial vehicles but refraining from doing so, until now. … Continue Reading

Geneva will showcase new Nissan concept car

March 29, 2010 Featured, Nissan News No Comments
Geneva will showcase new Nissan concept car

We have been hearing about the Nissan concept car for what seems like forever, but this has all been pure speculation. Thankfully the Geneva Auto Show spilled the beans and the public was formerly introduced to Nissans new concept car.

Industry specialists have speculated that the new car would be a leader in the hybrid vehicle sector, environmentally friendly, affordable and family oriented. Well you know what? … Continue Reading

Nissan Leaf to join Hertz’s line up

March 29, 2010 Featured, Nissan News No Comments
Nissan Leaf to join Hertz’s line up

Nissan is continuing to promote their new fully electric automobile, the Nissan Leaf, by creating a deal with Hertz rental car agency. The Leaf will be offered to Hertz rental car customers in select locations in the U.S. and Europe. This option will be available in early 2011. Indianapolis used Nissan dealer believes this will be another great opportunity for consumers to learn about the Nissan Leaf.

The agreement between Hertz and Nissan demonstrates how serious the auto industry is about creating and promoting environmentally friendly automobiles. Both Nissan and Hertz are dedicated to reaching a future where zero emission vehicles are prominent on roads all over the world. The Nissan Dealer in Indianapolis reports the Nissan Leaf is slated to be released to the public in fall 2010. The Leaf will be available for rent from Hertz shortly after, allowing drivers who are unsure to test the Leaf for an extended period through the rental process.

While many details of the Leaf are still kept under wraps, it is reported this automobile will be incredibly innovative. The Leaf is said to have an IT system that is connected to a large data center. From the Leaf, drivers will be able to request basically anything from roadside from support to music and directions.  The Leaf can also conveniently display where the nearest charging station for the fully electric vehicle is located. Indianapolis used Nissan dealers believe this will be an incredible perk for drivers who are nervous about driving without the cushion of a gas engine.

The Nissan Leaf is estimated to have a purchase price of between $25.000 and $33.000, however pricing will not officially be announced until spring of this year. The Nissan Dealer in Indianapolis confirms many drivers will likely be enticed by the idea of renting the Nissan Leaf. The fully electric car is something many people are interested in, however, many of these same people may be hesitant to jump into purchasing such a new technology. Hertz offering the Leaf for rental will provide a space for all car drivers to test this technology without such a large monetary commitment. To find out more about the Nissan Leaf contact your local Nissan dealership.