Why Buy A Nissan Rogue Sport

The new 2017 Nissan Rogue Sport is versatile, well-priced, and attractive. It also is very well-endowed with the features you want in a new car....

The check engine light is a great warning for drivers to know when something is wrong with the vehicle. The check engine light can, unfortunately, turn on for many different reasons. These are just three of the most common reasons why it happens.

1. The oxygen sensor is not working correctly. This is often the biggest reason why a check engine light will turn on...

There are a plethora of people who plan on buying cars in the new year. With all of the changes that you go through, once it is the time to start thinking about what to do with your buying decisions, they can become overwhelming. If you want to acquire a car, you can either take out a loan or lease the vehicle for a more budget friendly option. Some people would rather purchase a vehicle because they will own it in the long term, even though they may have a higher monthly payment...

Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline and East Moline drivers in search of adventure have long found the Nissan Pathfinder’s design elements and capabilities thrilling. Especially after its 2013 redesign, the Nissan Pathfinder stands as an industry leader in sport-utility confidence; though if its latest model year offerings prove anything, it’s that the best has yet to come: the 2017 Nissan Pathfinder is sure to send ripples through its segment.

 

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Being aware of our surroundings on the road is one of the first defensive driving techniques many of us were taught. But in today's fast-paced world, it can always be helpful to have an extra set of eyes. That's why Nissan developed its Safety Shield technologies, providing extra warning and driver assist capabilities to ensure that its drivers enjoy a safe, smooth ride. But these technologies function best when they driver behind the wheel understands how they work and how to leverage them, which is why Nissan released this handy video.

Nissan's design process has always begun with a question. Not simple questions like "what can we put into the next model year?" or "what class of vehicle will sell best?" When Nissan designs, it asks questions like "What would driving look like if we didn't have to drive?"

Earlier today, Nissan proudly announced that is the recent recipient of a Guinness World Record. Driving a specially tuned GT-R Japanese drift champion Masato Kawabata achieved a 30-degree angled drift at a speed of 304.96 km/hr (190 mph), clinching the record from former title holder Jakub Przyonski of Poland. The record was set during a special event at the Fujairah International Airport in the United Arab Emirates. The location was specifically chosen for its runway which was determined to have enough room for the hair-raising feat...