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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The new technology you are going to see in cars everywhere

Automobiles continue to become more futuristic and although some of us may be resistant at first many of the new features greatly benefit all car drivers. Technology may be scary but it is helping keep our roads safer with each new development. It seems likely that in the very near future all automobiles will feature five new technologies to benefit every driver. Indianapolis Nissan Leaf drivers are eager to add these new safety features to their vehicles very soon. … Continue Reading

The Nissan Leaf is even more popular than experts expected

If there was ever any doubt whether folks would embrace electric vehicles as the next step in the auto industry, or if they would hesitatingly cling to the gas-guzzling past, the Nissan LEAF’s pre-sale afforded people their first opportunity to make a statement, and a definitive one they did make.  Over 6,500 people signed up to reserve their Nissan LEAF in just 65 hours in late April.  It doesn’t take a M.I.T. grad to figure out that averages out to a little over 100 people per hour.  Think South Bend and Indianapolis used car dealers would appreciate those kinds of sale rates? … Continue Reading