The MY-2022 Nissan Maxima sedan MSRP starts at $37,240, while the Altima starts at $24,550.
A new report looking at the global evolution of EVs sheds insight into pricing trends over the last 10 years, noting that OEMs in Europe and the U.S. must make more affordable EV offerings to keep up with their Chinese competitors.
Automotive Fleet readers offer diverse commentary on a a variety of topics ranging for fleet waste, to the potential of a total price reset for future fleet products, the value of asset simplification versus standardization, and ways to thwart driver abuse of corporate assets.
Effective May 1, the company has given a heads up to those who purchase tires for consumer and commercial use.
Also new for the 2021-MY is Forward Collision Avoidance-Assist with Pedestrian Detection, and Parking Collision Avoidance Assist features.
The Nissan Safety Shield 360 suite of safety features is available for all five grade levels on the Nissan Altima.
Pricing for the 2021 Chrysler Pacifica has been revealed and starts at a $35,045 MSRP for the Touring base trim and is $38,040 when included with AWD and $39,995 as hybrid.
Pricing for the fifth-generation Subaru Forester starts at $24,795 for the 2021 model year, and all trims feature new standardized safety equipment.
Subaru announced pricing for the 2021 Legacy sedan and Outback SUV, starting at $22,895 and $26,795 respectively.
The all-new 2021 Venza comes equipped with the Toyota Hybrid System II powertrain and Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel Drive. The Venza has a preliminary manufacturer-estimated of 39 MPG combined fuel economy.
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