The Nissan Tiida is a compact car produced in hatchback and sedan form by Japanese automaker Nissan—replacing the Pulsar and the Sunny and marketed in certain countries as the Nissan Versa, prominently in the United States.
The Tiida is based on a stretched-wheelbase variant of the Nissan B platform[5] and is manufactured as a five-door hatchback and a four-door sedan, named the Nissan Tiida Latio.
The Nissan 300ZX (called the Fairlady Z in Japan) is a sports car that was produced by Nissan. It comprises the third and fourth generations of the Z-car line-up, respectively given the chassis designations Z31 and Z32.
The 300ZX name followed the numerical convention initiated with the 240Z, put forth by Yutaka Katayama, the one time president of Nissan Motors USA. The "X" was added to the model name by its predecessor signifying "luxury". The name was used in most markets with the exception of a few including the Japanese home market, there the car like all previous Z cars was sold as a "Fairlady Z". The best selling 300ZX's were the Z31s, with over 100,000 more sales than the Z32.
you are thinking of buying a used Nissan Altima be sure to see if there are any manufacture recalls for the car that you should be aware of. The NHTSA compiles a list of all reported problems from car owners all over the country and if there is a defective part, they will release a recall with instructions on how and where to get it fixed. Many times these fixes are free but be sure to check out the recall history of the cars you are interested in before you make your final decision.
Nissan Canada Inc. has launched 'Hypercube', a unique social media campaign to promote its all new cube(R) vehicle. Hypercube celebrates, recognizes and rewards 'social creativity' in Canada. The company behind the newest example of modern mobility is offering an online stage for 500 creative thinkers and talented individuals from across the country to demonstrate their social creativity and audition for a chance at driving away in one of 50 new cubes.
The just-introduced sixth-generation Nissan Sentra has grown up. It's larger, especially inside, very well-equipped, yet still reasonably priced and offers a more upscale experience than expected from a compact sedan.
The debut of the smaller and less-expensive Versa as the new entry-level Nissan has allowed the Sentra's increased stature and status. Underneath its recognizably Nissan styling lies the company's new "C" front-engine, front-wheel drive platform. With a 5.9-inch increase in wheelbase but only a 2.3-inch growth in overall length, and greater height and width, the new Sentra emphasizes passenger space.
Power is from a new 140 horsepower, 2.0-liter engine, which, unusually, is matched to either a six-speed manual or optional continuously-variable (CVT) transmission. The chassis is standard for the class, a front-engine, front-wheel drive unibody with independent strut front suspension and a torsion beam axle in the rear, but the suspension tuning is better than average, providing both a comfortable ride and good handling.
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Nissan just unveiled pictures of its Mixim Concept Car--an electric car powered by lithium-ion batteries. They've developed a motor / generator that will extend the vehicle's range beyond that of the usual electric cars (no specs yet), and it's got separate motors on each axle: the electric car goes all-wheel.
Target demographic? Young folk. The driver sits in the middle, with two seats on either side. Follow the jump for a picture:
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