The Department of Transportation is investigating 200,000 Nissans after owners complained about potentially serious braking issues.

Once again, the Honda Accord attracted more thieves than other other car in the United States last year. 

Nissan is entering two GT-R race cars into the top class at one of the world’s most prestigious races, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. 

Eight major Japanese automakers have agreed to share engine research.

There is no greater marketing advantage in the automotive industry than being able to give a vehicle the coveted “lowest priced vehicle on the market” title.

Nissan is breathing life back into the 370Z with a new Nismo performance version, which was revealed today at the annual ZDAYZ gathering. 

Add Nissan to the list of automakers issuing recalls this month.

In a one-sentence press release, Nissan teased a new Nismo-tuned 370Z that it will reveal in full tomorrow.

The measurement of “miles per gallon equivalent” (MPGe) is a solution federal agencies decided upon a few years ago to help shoppers compare energy costs for plug-in vehicles to fuel costs for conventional vehicles.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a preliminary safety evaluation on the 2007 Nissan Quest minivan over inaccurate fuel gauge readings. 

Another week means another fleet of vehicles to test. This week we have more than a few unique cars to try out – check them out here and send us your questions and comments.

Nissan is out to prove that its Altima isn’t just some mundane, boring sedan.

Expect more range and mainstream styling when the next-generation Nissan Leaf arrives.

Godzilla may be heading to the movie theaters soon, but he’ll also be making an appearance in Germany next month at the world famous Nurburgring.

Still a comparatively small part of the automotive landscape, electric cars and plug-in gas-electric cars often elicit questions such as, “What about the battery?” or “How long will the battery last?”

Unlike most new cars, the Versa S is not strong on showroom appeal; its job is to allow dealers to place newspaper ads that scream “DRIVE HOME A NEW VERSA FOR JUST $59 DOWN!” while the sales reps upsell their prospects to vehicles that are nicer and more profitable rather than the $12,800 base Versa sedan.

The next Nissan Maxima will have styling very close to the wild-looking Sport Sedan Concept preview first seen at the Detroit Auto Show.

With the introduction of the Micra to Canada it seemed like an inevitability that Nissan would then bring the small car to America, but that’s not going to happen.

Washing your car would be much simpler if most of the dirt didn’t stick. That could be the case very soon.

The next Nismo-tuned product from Nissan is likely to be a hopped-up version of its Sentra compact sedan, but there will be more to follow says product boss Pierre Loing.

Nissan is readying a sedan for the Chinese market and this is our first look at it.

Nissan Leaf owners will get to save more than just fuel costs in the coming years.

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Remaining recognizably a Murano, Nissan’s style-conscious crossover just debuted at the 2014 New York Auto Show.

If you’re a Nissan owner and enthusiast, you may want to join in on a caravan hosted by the Japanese automaker.

The 2014 New York Auto Show kicks off this week, and the all-new vehicle reveals have begun. 

Nissan will lift the cover off its face lifted 2015 Versa sedan at this year’s New York Auto Show.

The 2014 Nissan Versa Note has one objective. It’s supposed to give customers more for less. It’s designed to give more space, features and comfort while offering better fuel efficiency than its major competitors. With my wife being a noted aficionado of spacious, value-packed vehicles, what better car to have her test out for our ongoing Second Opinion series?

With momentum on its side, the top-selling Honda CR-V is trying to repeat its sales success in 2014. But it won’t be easy because Nissan is fielding a new version of the Rogue that is seeking to steal some of that market share.

Many automakers offer electric cars, but it’s rare to see one at your local dealership or on the road. The reason, it turns out, is due to government regulations.