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It’s nearly impossible to exaggerate the beauty of Yosemite National Park.

Do you own a new Nissan with ProPilot Assist? Or have you test driven one?

Nissan has unveiled its latest Star Wars-themed custom show vehicle, just in time for the world premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story.

Star Wars fans around the galaxy are celebrating May the 4th.

We get it: People like crossovers. They like funky-looking ones, reliable ones, fuel-efficient ones, high-tech ones, fun-to-drive-ones, and even spacious ones. It seems every week, we get word of another new crossover on the way, giving consumers more choice than ever.

As a dyed-in-the-wool Canadian who pronounces the letter Z as zed — as God intended! — the name of Nissan’s latest cold-weather creation, the 370Zki, makes no sense to me. How am I  supposed to pronounce three-seventy zed… kai? Kee? Zee-Kee? I went to snowy Mecaglisse raceway deep in the Quebec wilderness to find out.

Nissan is heading to the 2018 Tokyo Auto Salon with a wide collection of modified cars, showing off the potential of its lineup.

Pricing for six of the nine Midnight Edition models from Nissan has been announced.

The small crossover segment has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years.

The 2018 Nissan Rogue is the first U.S. vehicle to offer advanced ProPilot Assist technology.

Nissan has partnered with Amazon to offer its Alexa AI system in its cars.

Although crossovers and SUVs are starting to dominate the market when it comes to family cars, there are still a few minivans available that deserve your attention.

Nissan has created another project car for dog owners.

Nissan introduced a Midnight Edition options group for its Maxima sedan last year. Available on sporty SR models, this upgrade became so popular that the company has now decided to offer a similar package on five other models.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has named its Top Safety Pick+ award winners for 2017.