Nissan earned first place in all seven categories in which it was nominated in the 2026 Newsweek Readers’ Choice Awards, including No. 1 Best Brand Dealership Experience. The brand also took the top spots for Best Car Brand, Best Truck Brand, and Best SUV Brand, while the Nissan Sentra, Frontier, and Rogue won their respective…
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has recently affected air quality across parts of the Midwest, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic.¹ When wildfire smoke reaches the Tilton area, fine airborne particles may enter a vehicle through open windows or when the climate-control system draws in outside air.
Nissan is marking America’s 250th anniversary year with a limited-run Frontier PRO-4X that adds a patriotic design detail to one of the brand’s most recognizable trucks. The Nissan Frontier 250th Anniversary Edition brings an exclusive monochromatic Stars and Stripes tailgate badge to select PRO-4X models, giving truck shoppers a simple but meaningful way to connect…
Nissan Xterra is the kind of SUV people remember because it knew exactly what it was. It was rugged without trying too hard, useful without feeling overdone, and distinctive enough that you could spot one from across a parking lot. Now that Nissan has confirmed the Xterra name is coming back, its return feels like…
The right fuel-efficient Nissan for a Tilton driver depends on commute length, cargo needs, AWD preference, and charging access. Some shoppers will save the most fuel with a compact sedan like the Nissan Sentra. Others may get more everyday value from an efficient SUV like the Nissan Kicks or Nissan Rogue, a plug-in hybrid like…
The 2027 Nissan Z NISMO finally gives enthusiasts the choice many of them wanted from the start: a 6-speed manual or an automatic.¹ That alone makes the updated Z NISMO more interesting than a routine model-year refresh. It also gives shoppers a more personal question to answer. Do you want the added involvement of shifting…
The 2026 Nissan Rogue Plug-in Hybrid is Nissan’s first plug-in hybrid in the U.S.¹ More importantly, it answers a very specific shopper question: what should you buy if you want to do a lot of everyday driving on electricity, but you are not ready to depend on public charging for every longer trip?
If your daily drive includes steady highway miles, the 2026 Nissan Murano brings a feature that can make those trips feel noticeably easier.
If you’ve been shopping “the cheapest new Nissan,” you’ve probably noticed something big: the Nissan Versa isn’t coming back for 2026. So what’s the new “most affordable Nissan” now — and what should you compare it to if you’re payment-minded?
Let’s face it—nobody buys a car hoping to disappear into the background of a parking lot. Whether you’re meeting friends for a shopping trip at the Tanger Outlets or navigating the twisty roads near Highland Mountain Bike Park, your car says something about you.
