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Nissan LEAF U.S. Output Will Double in 2012

Although we only currently have two of the Nissan LEAF electronic vehicles here at New City Nissan, that could be changing in the near future. Nissan has announced that it will double its LEAF production two-fold in the 2012 year.

Nissan Breaks All-Time European Sales Record

Japanese auto manufacturer Nissan recently broke its own record with extreme sales in Europe for the 2011 year. Sales were up 25 percent since the company's previous 2010 record and added up to 695,702 units! This number surpassed 2010 figures by 57,493 units.

Nissan Offers High-Tech Safety Features to the Masses

We've all heard about life-saving technological advances in automobiles, such as blind-spot warning systems, forward collision warning systems, and lane-departure systems, but most of us also know that these technologies can be expensive. One usually finds them included as features on luxury vehicles (in the case of Nissan, on its Infiniti models), and they cost a pretty penny either way. Most of these vehicles rely on expensive radar sensors (which double as "smart" cruise-control systems) that are pricey to own. Enter Nissan: the brand that's committed to providing life-saving technologies to all.

Nissan Celebrates 20th Birthday with Special Anniversary Package

In celebration of 20 years of sales for the Nissan Altima, Nissan is offering a special "20th Anniversary Package" for the vehicle. The Altima has sold over 3.6 million units since its debut in September 1992 and is one of the best-selling vehicles in the brand's history. Al Castignetti, Vice President and General Manager, Nissan Division, Nissan North America Inc explained the exception deal: "We want to acknowledge Altima's first two decades and how much it has meant to the company - and reward loyal Altima customers with this special 20th Anniversary equipment package. "From its uncertain beginnings, Altima has grown to be a real power nameplate for Nissan in the competitive mid-size segment - a position we intend to hold for many more anniversaries to come."1