Photo Source/Copyright: Nissan USA Search for the latest model online today, and you’ll hit dealer pages advertising a car nobody in the United States can actually buy. Here’s the short story: the 2026 Nissan Versa is real, fully refreshed head to toe, and went on sale in Mexico and Latin America this past…
Photo Source/Copyright: Edmunds Three rows, a V-6 under the hood, and a fuel bill that doesn’t make you wince; that combination is rarer than it sounds. Most midsize SUVs holding onto a six-cylinder pay for it at the pump, while thrifty competitors swapped to a turbo four or hybrid setup years ago. The Nissan…
Photo Source/Copyright: NISSAN USA Quoted figures for Nissan’s popular subcompact sedan almost always land on one specific number: 15 cubic feet. That’s accurate, but only if you’re looking at top-tier spec sheets. Depending on how a specific car left the factory floor, Nissan Versa trunk space measures either 14.7 or 15.0 cubic feet….
Photo Source/Copyright: NISSAN USA Key Takeaways The Altima’s 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine calls for SAE 0W-20 motor oil. Look for the API Certification Mark: Genuine Nissan Motor Oil 0W-20, or an equivalent meeting API SP and ILSAC GF-6A. A full oil and filter change takes roughly 5.4 quarts; always confirm the level on the dipstick….
Photo Source/Copyright: Edmunds If you’ve browsed the Nissan lineup, you’ve probably noticed the letters SL on the back of a vehicle and wondered what they mean. SL is widely understood to stand for Standard Luxury, the name commonly used for one of Nissan’s upper-tier trims. It’s a trim designation rather than a separate model,…
Photo Source/Copyright: NISSAN USA Have you ever wondered if an SUV could actually deliver a liberating, open-air driving experience? Nissan proved it was possible; the Nissan Murano convertible was a real production vehicle, sold as the Murano CrossCabriolet from 2011 to 2014, though it is no longer built today. This bold experiment merged…
Photo Source/Copyright: NISSAN What makes the all-new 2026 Nissan Sentra feel a class above its price the moment you slide inside? A ground-up, ninth-generation redesign that pairs sleeker, more upscale styling with genuinely modern technology, including an available dual 12.3-inch display and a roomy five-seat cabin built for daily comfort. Explore the refreshed interior…
The longest-running nameplate in Nissan’s arsenal, the Nissan Z is coming back for 2023 and is one of the most affordable vehicles in the market for those looking at getting into the 400-horsepower club. Over the years, Nissan has continued to evolve its vehicles, and the 2023 Nissan Z is proof of how phenomenal that…
