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2011 Nissan Frontier PRO-4X

This was updated in 2009 with a new front fascia, grille and headlight design and available wheel designs. The 2011 Frontier model lineup now consists of Frontier S, Frontier SV, Frontier PRO-4X and Frontier SL (Crew Cab only). It is offered in both King Cab and Crew Cab body styles, in 4×2 and 4×4 driveline configurations.

Nissan Clones the Renault Twizy EV

Nissan has unveiled a two-seater electric city car concept named the New Mobility Concept or NMC for short. If it reminds you of a recently seen model, then you've got a good eye, because the NMC is nothing more than a rebagded version of the, which made its world premiere at the Paris Motor Show last month.

New 2010 Nissan Leaf Electric Car

New 2010 Nissan Car Picture

Nissan has released the all-new LEAF that is an effusive exciting-powered car which is the world’s first affordable zero-emission vehicle. Prices have not been announced to verify the affordability maintain but the party states that it will descend within the C segment.
The all-electric LEAF does not emit wounding gases and then was not planned to have a tailpipe. Its brake regenerative organism helps it regain withered energy to help give it a range of jaggedly 160km between charges. The batteries can be revived up to 80% of their facility using a transient charge or 8 hours using a degree home socket. Nothing has been said about recharging during state outages although. Read more (details + photos + video)!!

What gives the LEAF its credentials is a set of coated lithium-ion batteries and an exciting motor. Unlike hybrids like the Chevrolet Volt, no fossil fuel engine of any print of variety is to be found in it. The batteries make over 90kW while the motor delivers 80kW (109hp) and 280Nm, facts parallel to those of a compact turbo diesel motor. As far as devising is disturbed it features LED lights, a novel cottage with depressed instrumentation, and an, IT support system. Owners can use their cell phones to point on the air conditioning scheme and an on board cool controlled timer can be pre-programmed to recharge the batteries. The Nissan LEAF will be launched in Japan, Europe and the United States in deferred 2010. We should see it heaps of period before then as it does the rounds at international motor shows.

Nissan Expanding in China with New Venucia Brand

Dongfeng Nissan, Nissan's Chinese comrade in arms, has announced that it is creating a new brand for the Chinese market. Called Venucia (Chinese Name: Qi Chen) from the Roman goddess Venus, its goal is to help expand and diversify Dongfeng Nissan's lineup with two brands to draw in customers: Nissan, and now Venucia.

The first Venucia model will be fully engineered and built by Dongfeng and is planned to be on Chinese streets in 2012. In order to get the brand rolling, Dongfeng is readying "design, R&D, manufacturing, marketing and [a] sales network".

Dongfeng managing director Fumiaki Matsumoto says, "In the future, we aim to sell more than one million vehicles annually and the new brand will play an important role by offering practical models with class-leading quality."

The brand's Star Alliance logo is made up of five stars indicative of the five promises that Venucia intends to make to its customers: "respect customers, create value, do the best, achieve world-class quality, and seek the dream.

2011MY Nissan Murano Crossover gets Modest Facelift

In our Previous post, we told you about the dealer presentation of the forthcoming two-door convertible version of the Murano. But that's not the only news we have about Nissan's crossover model as the Japanese carmaker just released details and photos of the refreshed 2011MY Murano for the North American markets.

Similarly to the recently updated version of euorope the NA-spec model gains a more aggressive front fascia with a refreshed grille design (without the addition air slots though) and a more sculpted front bumper with different pockets around the fog-lamps, along with new tail lights and new 18-inch alloy wheel designs.

Interior improvements are limited to the white backlight for the instrument gauges, the introduction of new colors for the center stack and added content to various trim levels including driver's seat with power lumbar support (SV), RearView Monitor (SV), 7.0-inch color monitor (SV), auto dimming rearview mirror with compass and HomeLink Universal Transceiver (SL) and heated steering wheel (SL).

Other notable changes for 2011 include the introduction of two new models to the lineup, SV FWD and SV AWD, and the addition of a new exterior color, Graphite Blue, and a new wood grain hue on Murano LE models.

All Murano models are powered by 3.5-liter V6 gasoline engine with 260-horsepower and 240 lb-ft of torque, mated to a continuously variable transmission (CVT).

The updated Murano is scheduled to go on sale in the States in mid-October with pricing to be announced within the next few weeks.

Anniversary Edition courtesy of Nissan

We had the chance to get behind the wheel of the venerable 2010 370Z Coupe 40th Anniversary Edition courtesy of Nissan. You might ask – the 40th anniversary of exactly what? Well, the 240Z started it all and now 40 years later we have the 370Z.

This is clearly one ride that stands out in the crowd. This 370Z is all sports car the bone and its DNA can be traced back to the 240Z, 260Z, 280Z, 300Z and 350Z. How's that for a family tree?

The 40th Anniversary Touring Edition we tested was equipped with manual transmission, front chin spoiler, rear spoiler, crazy big Nissan Sport brakes, 19-inch forged aluminum alloy wheels and limited slip differential. This baby also had a high luster smoke wheel finish, red brake calipers and 40th Anniversary badges on the rear and front shock tower brace. The interior had some fine touches with red leather seating and a soft-to-the-elbow arm rest on the door that caught the attention of many of our passengers during our test time.

Exterior Design

This is a classic and original design that garners plenty of well-deserved looks on the street. The 370Z's low muscular stance rings true of how a sports car should look and the headlights give this car an aerodynamic stance that says "go" even when it is parked. The overall length is shorter than the 350Z it replaces and the width is a few inches wider, giving the 370Z a more aggressive stance. The cantilevered roof brings back styling cues from the 240Z and looks great from all angles. The 19-inch wheels and tires with a special premium smoke wheel finish were welcomed with "oohs" and "aahs" on more than one occasion.

Interior

We spent a lot of time in a 280ZX back in the day and we have to say this new 370Z brought back many memories. The red interior is not overdone and the dash is well positioned for most sized drivers. We really liked the fact that the gauges are attached to the steering column. Our test car did not have a nav system but the synthetic suede sport seats with adjustable lumbar support and the 6CD Bose audio system with eight speakers were nice touches. Overall the interior is not overly complicated so you can concentrate on enjoying the experience and the feeling of being in s sports car rather than a science lab!

Performance

The 3.7-liter VQ37VHR engine with VVEL (Variable Valve Event and Lift) is rated at 332 horsepower @ 7,000 rpm and 270 lb-ft of torque @ 5,200 rpm. I can tell you first hand that the engine has the right mix of power, roar and refinement. According to Nissan, the The SynchroRev Match™ function automatically controls and adjusts engine speed when shifting to the exact speed of the next gear position, essentially "blipping" the throttle to smooth out any up/down shifts. This not only allows the driver to focus more on braking and steering, it also improves vehicle balance and smoothness by reducing the typical "shock" when the clutch is engaged. It definitely helped our driving and gear shifting and you'll like the way it feels. We were most impressed with the handling in tight corners as the Z stuck to the road, and we felt confident and in control no matter how hard we zipped around corners. We were also more than satisfied with the 18 mpg City/26mpg Highway rating.

Overview

When we had the 370Z parked at a sporting event, it was cool to hear the positive reactions from friends and others in the parking lot. We heard so many stories from people who loved the past Z cars and were impressed by the new 370Z. As good as this car looks, the driving experience ranks just as high, as the folks who designed this sports car really knew what they were doing. For a price tag under $40,000, the 370Z 40th Anniversary Edition has a lot of substance for the money with a design that has staying power. Most importantly, the 370Z is a blast to drive and will keep a smile on your face from the time you press the push-button start until you finish your drive.

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