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Drivers in search of cutting-edge innovation and extreme safety are often drawn to the Nissan Versa. And, Weston Nissan, is happy to tell you, Nissan has outdone themselves with the 2012 model slated to hit showroom floors late this summer.

Built on Nissan's new small-car V platform, the 2012 Nissan Versa has 20 percent fewer parts compared to last year's B platform, making it 150 pounds lighter. As you can imagine, this, along…

As David Bowie would say, there are some serious "cha-cha-changes" to Nissan's 2012 model-year lineup. The second-largest Japanese automaker announced their plans last week and Weston Nissan has been chomping at the bit ever since, wanting to share the news with you.

Nissan 2012 Model-Year Lineup Changes

2012 Nissan Altima Sedan/Coupe

-    Sedan gains new Value Package, featuring Bluetooth, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, steering-wheel-mounted audio controls, and auto headlights
-    Coupe adds new exterior colors…

Three finalists have been in a bidding war, trying to win a 10-year contract to build the next-generation of taxis in the Big Apple: Japanese auto manufacturer, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.; Turkish auto manufacturer Karsan Otomotiv; and U.S. auto manufacturer Ford Motor Co. With a bid based on its NV200 minivan, Nissan triumphed all.

According to reports from the New York Daily News, the deal between Nissan and New York City is estimated at…

The second-generation 2012 Nissan Versa, available later in 2011, retains its 'big small car' attitude, used-car price, and one of the lowest ownership costs available. Obviously, Nissan knows what the first-generation Nissan Versa has going for it. But, they were also able to recognize areas where the car could be improved. As such, the next-gen Nissan Versa gains a lot in the way of comfort/convenience features as well as a more attractive sedan variant…

Automakers of all levels are working toward claiming a stake in the electric car (EV) market. However, by releasing photos of a supped-up Nissan LEAF tuned for the race track (officially dubbed the LEAF NISMO RC), Nissan is proving they're still on top.

Developed by the design geniuses at Nissan's Global Design Center in Japan and NISMO (Nissan's motorsport group), the 2-door prototype LEAF NISMO RC has the power to accelerate from…

The time, efforts, and resources Nissan has spent carefully choreographing the launch of the redesigned GT-R has paid off. According to recent reports, roll-out of the super-sports car is on schedule despite the unfortunate incidences of both an earthquake and tsunami striking Japan.

"The company expects the 620 U.S. dealers that sell the GT-R to get all of their allocated vehicles during the model year - and possibly a few more," ¹ says Rich, Latek…

Nissan's new 370Z GT recently debuted at the International Geneva Motor Show. However, it was largely passed by, thanks to the futuristic glory of the ESFLOW. While it might not be quite as fantastic; it's still a very cool car... a bit of soul food for the racing spirit, if you will.

As you might have guessed, the new 370Z GT Edition was created in honor of the Japanese automaker's huge success…

Nissan's mysterious Esflow all-electric concept made its first appearance last month. Few details were released on the automobile (which looks like a shuttle docked inside USS Enterprise), but now more info is emerging, as the public begs to know all about Esflow.

The Esflow has a range of about 149 miles one a single charge, more than the current Nissan Leaf, which claims to get 100 miles per charge. Nissan Leaf is, however, currently…

Nissan's redesign of the high performance GT-R includes a myriad of changes. Perhaps the most noticeable is the boost in power. The 3.8-liter twin turbo V6 engine gains an additional 38 horsepower (hp) and 17 lb.-ft. more torque for a total output of 523-hp and 451-lb.-ft of torque. To paint a clearer picture, this added power translates to an acceleration speed of 0-60 in a mere 2.9 seconds.

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The Nissan Rogue crossover is one of Nissan Motor Co.'s highest-volume production vehicles. And soon, production will move from Japan to an American factory in Smryna, Tennessee. The move coincides with Nissan's scheduled redesign of the Rogue in 2013 at which point the Tennessee assembly plant is expected to put out 100,000 Rogues per year.

Carlos Taveres, Chairman of Nissan Americas, revealed the plan before a Society of Automotive Analysts conference in…