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Small subcompact sedans are very few and far between these days. But the Nissan Versa is one of the few entries left on the market. It offers surprising levels of passenger space at an affordable price point. 

The Nissan Armada got a big facelift for 2025, including new looks and a new engine.

Nissan is making significant cuts as it grapples with declining sales and profitability challenges—mainly, that the company isn't.

The Nissan Z Heritage Edition was only made in limited numbers, but its styling was such a hit that Nissan wants to bring the looks back with this accessory package concept. Hopefully, Z owners will be able to get their hands on production versions of these pieces at some point. Nissan uses the Heritage Edition’s looks to update the existing Z’s wheels, adds a carbon fiber rear spoiler, over-fenders, the Heritage Edition front bumper, and special graphics.

Nissan has officially unveiled the fourth-generation 2025 Nissan Murano, and it marks a significant shift for the popular SUV.

Nissan will finally introduce its first plug-in hybrid model in the U.S. with the 2026 Rogue PHEV set to debut next year.

The new Murano grows in size, adding 1 inch (25 mm) to the vehicle’s overall length which now measures 192.9 inches (4,900 mm) in total. More dramatically, the width is up more than 2.6 inches (66 mm) for a total of 78.0 inches (1,981 mm). Part of the extra width can be attributed to the flared rear fenders.

The R32, R33, and R34-generation Nissan GT-Rs are icons but also aging ones. As they age, owners are no doubt in search of parts.

The current Nissan Kicks is a more conservative replacement for the wildly styled Juke that came before. Besides the hip Kicks name, it was a rather ordinary subcompact tall hatch. Although it is a decent vehicle, it lacks a bit of passenger space, power, and the option of all-wheel drive.

Nissan has introduced the second-generation Kicks for the 2025 model year. Not often does a vehicle change this much from generation to generation, but nearly everything about the Kicks is all-new. After spending some time driving the new SUV, we’ve come up with a few of the Kicks’ biggest pros and cons.

Nissan’s entry-level, rear-wheel drive sports car bowed out in the early 2000s, but its reputation as a car person’s car has stuck around for the proceeding decades. Now, Nissan looks to be reviving its smaller sports car with an electrified powertrain, per Drive. Speaking with Australian media, Nissan Vice-President Global Product Strategy Ivan Espinosa said that the project isn’t very far along, but it is in progress. “We've been doing some very early upstream exercises of what the architecture could look like,” Espinosa said. “You need to find something that can work globally in order to have enough scale.”

Like its Infiniti QX80 sibling, the Armada is waving goodbye to the V8 for 2025.

A new Nissan Armada will debut next week.

The Nissan Pathfinder is finally getting a bit of a breather. After being completely overhauled for the 2022 model year, then introducing the Rock Creek trim last year, for 2024, there are no changes to the vehicle. It’s rare for any vehicle to transition into a new model with nary a change, but that’s what Nissan has done for the brand’s multi-person hauler.

The 2024 Nissan Pathfinder receives no changes this year: a rarity within the industry. Confident the brand already has the winning formula, Nissan lent us a fully loaded 2024 Pathfinder Platinum to take on a 1,000-mile family road trip.

Standard features in the 2025 Kicks now include adaptive cruise control, LED exterior lighting, a 7.0-inch touchscreen, and Nissan’s Safety Shield 360 suite, which provides automatic emergency braking, high-beam assist, and other safety features. The pricing for the 2025 Kicks is as follows: the base S model starts at $23,220, with the all-wheel-drive version priced at $24,720. The mid-range SV trim starts at $25,070, and $26,720 with AWD, while the top-trim SR begins at $27,570, or $29,070 with AWD.

There’s a lot going on with the 2025 Nissan Frontier, which has been refreshed to better take on the likes of its midsized truck competition. New styling should help, with an updated front fascia, and grille, as well as new tailgate finishers for Pro-X and Pro-4X trims. The paint you see here is new too, dubbed “Afterburn Orange.” Inside, there’s a new dash that houses (in SV and higher trims) a 12.3-inch display with wireless CarPlay and Android Auto functionality. Nissan also adds a telescoping steering wheel as standard along with four-way powered passenger seats on Pro-X, Pro-4X, and SL trims. Any Frontier above the SV trim will also benefit from a six-way powered driver’s seat with two-way lumbar adjustment.

When asked what’s one of the most affordable ways to enter professional, wheel-to-wheel racing, my answer is always the Nissan Sentra Cup. With a total cost of just $44,000 for a turn-key ready race car, there’s not much out there that comes close in price. And remember, that's $44,000 in Canadian dollars, or roughly $31,755 in American dollars.

For the 2024 model year, Nissan is introducing a Heritage Edition that is a tribute to the original 1969 Datsun 240Z. What do you think of this new trim?

The 400-horsepower sports car gets a new (old) nose and a bright orange coat of paint.

Production of the Nissan GT-R for the North American market will conclude in October, ending Godzilla's 17-year reign.

The Nissan Altima continues to be a survivor in the constantly shrinking family sedan segment. Over the past few months, it was announced two more competitors, the Chevrolet Malibu and Subaru Legacy, will be discontinued.

Adapt to survive: it applies to sedans now, too.

Cambridge to Paris: done in a single day and, in the 2024 Nissan Ariya, a single charge.

Autoguide has discovered a new Nissan trademark, filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), for “Tetra.” It’s reasonably safe to assume the name could be used for a new vehicle. After all, Nissan recently announced it would launch seven new models, in addition to refreshing the majority of its US lineup, by 2026. Globally, that total rises to 30 new models.

The Kicks will join the Infiniti QX80 at next week's New York Auto Show.

Nissan seems intent on reaffirming that the GT-R lineup holds the best array of colors this side of a Paint-to-Sample 911 with the debut of two special edition variants this week. The T-spec Takumi Edition and Skyline Edition pay homage to aspects of the GT-R’s history. Starting with the former, the Takume Edition pays respect to the people who have been building the GT-R’s twin-turbo V6 engine since the car’s relaunch in 2007. Because of that, the engine bay will feature a gold VIN plate and the car will be finished in Midnight Purple with Mori Green interior trimmings. There are some mechanical updates, including carbon ceramic brakes with gold Rays wheels, and slightly wider front fenders with NISMO-tuned traction control software.

The 2023 Nissan Ariya marks the brand’s second all-electric vehicle. Competing in the booming small SUV EV segment, the Ariya is in tough against a lot of great competition. To attract the most possible customers, the vehicle comes in several different configurations.

Not so long ago, the Nissan Leaf was cutting edge.

The 2023 Nissan Ariya is all about choice. Besides being the all-electric SUV option within the brand’s lineup, there are no fewer than eight trims available in the United States (six in Canada). These cover two battery sizes, two driveline choices, and three power level outputs.

You’re an OG, I get it. You’ve got the back issues of Sport Compact Car and the prizes from the Fast and the Furious trivia nights to prove it—hashtag family.

“NISMO”. You likely know the name; it stands for “NISsan MOtorsport” and it’s been emblazoned across the flanks of everything from the Frontier pickup to the GT-R supercar, not to mention road racing rockets and desert bashing off-road racers across the globe.

How many stylish, reasonably affordable two-door cruisers still exist on the market?

It’s a bit of a surprise it took this long.

Nismo has landed. Again. Well, it never really left, did it?

There aren’t a lot of cars that start under $20,000 these days. There are even less that slip under that bar when fully loaded.

The Nissan Sentra gets a new look for 2024.

The Nissan Altima is one of the best-selling vehicles in North America. 

You’re in the market for a compact SUV, and you’ve settled on the Nissan Rogue. Great choice! But which trim: SV or SL?

Sedans, like the Nissan Altima, used to be the go-to-choice for family transportation.

We sent out the call. A request to every manufacturer, looking for new, significantly updated, or strong contenders in the mainstream three-row SUV segment. We need the best of best for a special AutoGuide Three-Row SUV Shootout Comparison brought to you by WeatherTech. Our goal: to find the best 3 row SUV. 

This is the 2023 Nissan Ariya e-4ORCE, the pronunciation of which I’m reminded a few times is almost certainly not ee–four-orce.

Nissan chronicles the Z sports car through six generations of Canadian owners.

Nissan’s facing some pretty serious key-related issues with the Rogue.

The Nissan Sentra’s price stays the same.