The newest Nissan Maxima and Altima sedans recently earned achievements by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), achieving the highest "Superior" rating in their category of Front Crash Prevention. Both of these sedans earned the honor of Top Safety Picks by IIHS, an award bestowed for achieving high marks in categories like Front Crash Prevention, Roof Strength, and Headlight Strength.
In a recent press release from Nissan USA, the automaker announced that a few of its models earned distinguished recognition from the Automotive Science Group (ASG).
The 2019 Nissan Kicks, a compact crossover, won the award for “Best Economic Performance” in its segment. ASG noted that Kicks boasts the lowest cost of ownership over the first 6.5 years of its lifecycle. According to the study, when considering purchase and operating costs, and compared against 101 model variants, the Kicks is 36-percent less expensive to own than the average compact crossover...
The 2017 Nissan Rogue certainly is no old dog. New and improved for 2017, the latest Nissan Rogue model is evidence that the automaker is still introducing new tricks and innovative features to this already wildly-popular crossover SUV.
With the new Nissan Rogue, every dog will have its day!
The "effortless smooth ride" of the 2017 #Armada makes for a perfect #roadtrip. Check out @LuxeRecess's adventure: https://t.co/9b4Qh9WIkH pic.twitter.com/dV7eIwxnzr
— Nissan (@NissanUSA) January 3, 2017
Even on the coast of Maine, you don't need a fleet of ships to rule. All you need is the 2017 Nissan Armada. How do we know? The Armada was named the SUV of the Year by Popular Mechanics. The combination of a powerful engine, premium cabin, and safety features makes the Armada the king of the Sanford roads.
