Nissan adds the Leaf and Juke to our 2011 offerings

Nissan is really looking to make some huge news with the 2011 lineup. First on the list of “wow” cars is the 2011 Juke. Set for release in October, the Juke is reminiscent of a pouncing tiger. If you’re the type of person that likes to blend in with the crowd, this car will not be for you. The Juke stands out in many different ways: from the very small size (100 inch wheelbase and 162 inches long) to the small price ($17,700 base, $25,000+ fully loaded). Sure, it’s bigger than a Smart Car, but it is still much smaller than a normal sedan. Driving down the street in a Juke is going to be a visual experience, for both the driver AND for onlookers. … Continue Reading

2010 Nissan 370Z: Affordable Sports Car

Most people want to sit in their car everyday and feel good about what they are driving in. They work hard for their money and want to see it well spent. With that being said, many consumers take a lot of time out of their busy schedule to research vehicles they are interested in. Sports cars may not be on some consumers’ radars because they assume most sports cars are just too expensive to spend their hard earned money on. The 2010 Nissan 370z is just the opposite. When compared to most head-turning sports cars, 2010 Nissan NJ consumers think that the starting price tag of $31,000 is very reasonable.  … Continue Reading

Nissan partners with Lance Armstrong for the Leaf

As Nissan prepares to unleash the first 100% electric vehicle, the Nissan Leaf, the car company has teamed up with seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong to help promote the newest addition to their lineup. Sales representatives at the car dealership in New Jersey are surely excited to have the new Leaf enter their showroom and lots within the next year. Consumers shopping for a 2010 Nissan Titan may want to wait for the new Nissan model to be released to see if it is the right purchase for them. … Continue Reading

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Keeping Your Nissan Safe in Summer

I love summer. Who doesn’t? It’s the time of roller coasters and ice cream cones and swimming pools and road trips. Each and every one of us—even after we move on from the times in our lives where summer is a guaranteed three-month vacation—looks forward to June, July, and August for so many various reasons, not the least of which happens to be an increased opportunity to travel. … Continue Reading