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Big changes are coming for the auto industry, and the most significant new vehicles — from the Cadillac CTS to the Nissan GT-R — seem ready to deliver on all the hopes that are riding on their success.
Read More →Lincoln top premium brand, Mercury top mainstream brand, Mercedes-Benz S-Class top vehicle, Nissan Titan top truck.
Read More →The automaker is set to introduce cars with a gas pedal that lifts at the possibility of a collision, as well as technology to correct a car if it begins to swerve out of its lane.
Read More →Nissan Motor Co. is preparing to produce a diesel-powered version of its Titan full-sized pickup truck by 2009 for the United States.
Read More →Cell phones left too close to electronic keys of 2007 Nissan Altima and Infiniti G35 sedans could disable the electronic code on the keys.
Read More →Kelley Blue Book Marketing Research's Brand Watch finds that Ford's exteriors lead among new truck and SUV shoppers.
Read More →The quality of Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles is about the same as that of Toyota and Nissan, according to a recently released study.
Read More →Nissan Motor Co. plans to introduce a diesel version of the Maxima in the United States in 2010, says Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn, the Associated Press reports.
Read More →Automotive News reports that Nissan plans to suspend the development of its heavy-duty three-quarter and 1-ton Titan pickup.
Read More →GOTEBORG, SWEDEN – Volvo will make a $1.1 billion bid for Nissan Diesel, a bid supported by the directors of both companies.
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