New Vehicles Debut at New York International Auto Show

The Texas Transportation Institute’s (TTI) 2002 Urban Mobility report, released on June 20, found that traffic delays in the nation’s largest urban areas increased by 41 percent since 1990.

Nissan Recalling Sentras and Jukes

WASHINGTON – Nissan North America next month will issue two separate recalls – one involving more than 33,800 2010-2011 model-year Sentra vehicles, and another involving more than 28,290 2011 model-year Jukes.

New Vehicles Debut at New York International Auto Show

Automakers gathered at the New York International Auto Show to debut new vehicles – and showcase the latest vehicles in production.

Nissan May Sell Nissan Diesel Stake to Volvo

Nissan and Chrysler Strike Deal for Truck, Car

AUBURN HILLS, MI – Chrysler LLC and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. recently announced two new agreements for the supply of products between both companies, according to Chrysler. Under an expanded product-sharing alliance, Chrysler LLC will become Nissan's full-sized pickup truck manufacturer, while Nissan will make subcompacts for Chrysler.

Nissan Revives Datsun for India, Russia

Nissan is reintroducing the Datsun brand into four global markets including India and Russia nearly three decades after producing the last Datsun-branded vehicle.

Nissan Reveals 2004 Maxima

Nissan unveiled the redesigned 2004 Maxima sedan, which shares the same platform as the Altima and the Murano.

Nissan Altima: Keeping Up With the Joneses

The 2016 Nissan Altima has received a mid-cycle refresh. The list of changes includes new front and rear fascia, the introduction of sporty SR editions, and a suite of advanced safety features.

Nissan Confirms Next-Gen Maxima Sedan

Nissan will unveil its next-gen Maxima mid-size sport sedan for the 2016 model year at the New York International Auto Show, the automaker announced after teasing a new vehicle in a Super Bowl ad.