When it comes to uniqueness and freedom of expression, no other car company does it better than Nissan. From the former cool cat known as the Juke to today’s new 2018 Kicks, this Japanese automaker is well known for offering high levels of customization.
In 1993, Nissan introduced a vehicle that would become a staple in the industry. Just over 25 years later, the 2018 Altima is even more popular than before.
Have you heard the news? Everyone is raving about the 2018 Nissan Kicks. According to a report released this week by Fox News, this vehicle is competitive, refined, and roomy. They said that its unique “blend of style, size and features are tough to beat.â€
This may come as a shock, but Nissan has manufactured rocket engines in the past. Designed and constructed for the Lambda 4S-5 spacecraft that launched Japan’s first satellite (OHSUMI), this beast tore out of Earth’s atmosphere in 1970.
With such a long history of groundbreaking technology, it should come as no surprise that some older Nissan models were built with a few tricks up their hypothetical sleeves.
Every automaker has to have at least one racecar model in their line-up. However, none can compare to the 2018 Nissan GT-R Track Edition. This powerful vehicle was awarded the title of Fastest Street Legal Car available on the market. This is primarily due to its robust motor, all-wheel-drive system, and aerodynamic body style.
Did you hear the news? Nissan's Senior Vice President of Global Design, Alfonso Albaisa, has stated that big plans are in the works for a newly designed 370Z. Though details have not yet been finalized, rumors suggest that the next model will be powered by a 2.0-liter Mercedes-Benz turbo-four engine. An upgraded version will have the INFINITI 3.0-liter twin-turbo V-6, which is able to provide 400 horsepower. A twin-turbo option with 475 horsepower and all-wheel drive would round out the lineup.
