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5-Year Cost to Own Awards Go to Nissan LEAF and Armada Photo: Nissan There is so much to consider when purchasing a new car. First, you have to decide on a brand you trust, a model that meets your needs, and of course, most importantly, a price that fits your budget. But, the cost of a vehicle does not end with the sticker price, as you must factor in expenses including fuel and depreciation. To help you crunch the numbers and figure out a realistic picture of the “cost of ownership,” the team at Kelley Blue Book does extensive research to determine winners of their 5-Year Cost to Own Awa...

autoevolution 14 Apr 2021, 15:05 UTC · by 16 photos First unveiled in 2014, the current, third-generation Murano is one of the oldest members of Nissan’s current model lineup. It got some exterior and interior upgrades in 2019, but for the most part, it remained unchanged. However, in terms of safety, the Japanese carmaker has continually improved it, and the 2021 model comes with the largest amount of standard safety features. That helped the Murano join the Rogue, Maxima, and Altima in the Top Safety Pick+ club. This rating is awarded to vehicles that earn “good” ratings in ...

Compared to newer models like the Rogue, Sentra, and Versa, the Nissan Murano is starting to look dated. Th...

2022 Nissan Frontier is the new Navara we won’t get by Fazeen Abdeen. April 7, 2021. The Nissan Navara is a model sold around the world in different guises. In the United States, the mid-size pickup is called the Nissan Frontier but remained identical to the Navara until a few years ago. Now, for the 2022 model year, there is a new Nissan Frontier in the U.S. but it will now stand separate from the internationally-sold Nissan Navara. One look at the new Nissan Frontier and we instantly regret its unavailability on our shores. The 2022 model looks unlike anything in its s...

Several Nissan models were judged to provide highest level of occupant safety according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).