Nissan Altima part of Consumer Reports’ Top Picks

The Nissan Altima has been a quality automobile for years and once again this model doesn’t fail to impress. The Nissan Altima has been named as a Top Pick for 2010 by Consumer Reports. To assure the Top Pick title an automobile must be the best in safety, reliability, and performance. The Nissan Altima was selected by Consumer Reports as one of the best all-around models and Indianapolis used Nissan dealerships could not be more pleased.

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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

Newest edition of Nissan Micra may be coming to U.S.

Indianapolis Used Nissan dealers currently sell the Micra, known as the Nissan March in Asia, but this vehicle might not be around for much longer. It is rumored that a new “Global Compact Car”, set to be unveiled at the upcoming Geneva auto show, will replace it and will be going on sale in Thailand in March and Europe this fall.

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Nissan paving the way for electric car production thanks to $1.4 billion loan

Nissan has received a $1.4 billion loan to modify equipment in the manufacturing facility in Smyrna, Tennessee. Nissan will use this loan to utilize new parts that were made available after original production had begun. This facility will be modified to produce 150,000 Leaf models and the lithium-ion batteries used to run them. Consumers interested in purchasing a new Leaf should visit the Nissan dealer in Indianapolis to find out more information. … Continue Reading

2010 Maxima SV Sport is Quite the Athlete

Before I met my wife I lived my life as inexpensively as possible, buying the cheap one-ply toilet paper, 99-cent shower curtains, and generic brand collar shirts for work. At the time, I thought was saving money by going cheap-o, but as women usually do, my wife straightened me out. … Continue Reading