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2010 Infiniti FX U.S. Pricing Announced
The American branch of Nissan’s luxury car division, Infiniti has finally announced a second-generation Infiniti FX. Several versions of the 2010 model year vehicle will be available on the market, including the FX35 with
Read More »Nissan LEAF EV
Nissan has announced that it will begin taking orders in the U.S. for isall-electric LEAF compact hatch in Spring 2010. Nissan said that up until now, near 22,000 people in North America have contacted
Read More »2010 Nissan Altima Coupe Revealed
Nissan has officially revealed the updated 2010 Nissan Altima Coupe today. Visually the two-door vehicle receives the same upgrades as the 2010 Altima sedan, including the a new restyled hood, a new grille, a
Read More »2010 Nissan Maxima Pricing Announced
Today Nissan North America, Inc. announced pricing and details for the 2010 Nissan Maxima sedan. The vehicle is already on sale now at Nissan dealerships nationwide. The company offers two trim levels: the 3.5
Read More »Nissan Leaf
The zero-emissions Nissan Leaf is a mass production electric-vehicle that is slated for launch in late 2010 in Japan, the United States, and Europe. The five-door medium-sized hatchback is based on a unique platform and it
Read More »Senner Tuning Mods the Nissan 350Z
Senner Tuning made a decision to express some love for the previous ‘Z model by releasing a new sport package with styling and mechanical enhancements. The body mods consist of a large rear wing, a
Read More »Nissan Announces 2010MY Range
Nissan upgraded its model portfolio with the release of its 2010MY range for the US market. The Japanese automaker has updated most of its models by adding new features and color options besides those
Read More »Nissan NISMO 370Z to start from $39,130
Nissan announced that its new NISMO 370Z, which is the sportiest vehicle of the Z lineup will go on sale shortly with a price tag starting from $39,130. The vehicle will offer only three
Read More »Nissan announces 2010 Armada pricing and new Murano 360 value package
The economy sucks, so no one’s buying new cars. Gas prices are low, though, so filling up the cars you have isn’t the ritual blood sacrifice that took place every time you pulled up
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