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....

As you might have heard, the 2018 Nissan LEAF will arrive all-new for 2018. After a long wait, it’s finally debuted, with fresh styling and technology that will make any tech nerd feel right at home. With features like one pedal driving through e-Pedal technology, and ProPilot Assist semi-autonomous driving, the LEAF hasn’t one-upped itself, but also promises a revolutionary experience.

Would you like to amplify the excitement of your daily drives; to enjoy a vehicle that allows you to turn out top-flight thrills each and every time you turn the key?

Well, if that sounds like something you'd be into, we here at Clinton Nissan feel it's high time you met our superstar sports coupe, the 2017 GT-R.

Check the clip below to hear all about it from AutoGuide.com Features Editor Sami Haj-Assaad:

No doubt the most racetrack-ready model across the GT-R range, the top-of-the-line Nismo is altogether in a league of its own.

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It seems to us at Clinton Nissan that our friends over at Autotrader can't quite get enough of our beloved Japanese brand. Last time we checked in with you, we were sharing their largely laudatory review for Nissan's midsize sedan, the Maxima.

This time, though, they've set their sights squarely on the automaker's full-size SUV, the recently redesigned 2017 Armada.

And what about this vehicle did they enjoy most? Hear the story straight from the horse's mouth -- in this case, Autotrader pundit Brian Moody:

If you want to enjoy some big-time bang for your buck…

If you've been shopping the midsize sedan segment for your next daily driver, we here at Clinton Nissan just so happen to have a solution -- and we think you'll find it in the form of ours, the 2017 Maxima.

And how can we be so sure?

That answer, conveniently enough, can be found in the clip below; join Autotrader critic Jabari Jones for a closer look at the Maxima:

Just beneath the Maxima's bonnet, a most dazzling drivetrain dwells. Coupling with a continuously variable transmission, this 3.5-liter V6 engine churns out a colossal 300 horsepower and…

If there exists a midsize sedan more striking, more altogether outstanding than the 2016 Altima, we at Clinton Nissan have admittedly yet to meet it. Stylish, yet substantive, this four-door is flat-out fantastic.

Don't just take our word for it, though. Form your own opinion on the matter by watching the following clip, a video review of the Altima from Autotrader pundit, Jabari Jones:

No doubt the poshest pony within the Altima portfolio, the top-tier SL model most definitely delivers the goods in a major way.

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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...

If you're looking over all the information coming out of the 2016 New York Auto Show, you'd be forgiven for not seeing every single vehicle on display, and the Nissan New Mobility Concept might be easy to overlook. Small in size, shaped like a little egg, and all-electric, it's the perfect city vehicle. You can choose a single-seater or a tandem-style two-seater, it has a small cargo space in the back, gets a range of 40 miles, and can travel 25 miles per hour. See it in action below: