Ok, so the worst just happened, like something totally NOT GOOD. Perhaps a natural disaster has devastated your country; maybe a virulent disease or food-borne illness is spreading throughout the population; conceivably even the hand of God has reached down from on high and caused an outright nuclear meltdown. Whatever the reason, things are seriously jacked.

If you bought a Nissan vehicle from the 2013 or 2014 model year, there’s a good chance your car is being recalled. 

Nissan’s newest crossover will make its debut next month in New York City.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has ran the new 2014 Nissan Rogue through its set of crash tests, and the updated crossover garnered the highest rating possible. 

Nissan’s halo car is getting a little bit of help from a very big back wing and a handful of other enhancements.

A decade ago, it would be considered sacrilegious for a sports car to be a hybrid, but now electrified powertrains are all the rage.

Nissan is rolling out a new sedan concept car at Auto China 2014, designed specifically for the Chinese market. 

Ever since it burst onto the scene in 2008, the Nissan GT-R has been a force to be reckoned with.

Is there room for more contenders in the electric vehicle segment? With combined sales of the Nissan Leaf and Tesla Model S making up over 80 percent of all EV sales so far in 2014, it looks like the market is pretty much spoken for.

Although the Mazda6 won AutoGuide.com’s huge midsize-sedan comparison there are some buyers that want extra power from a four-door car without having to pay a lot more, or sacrifice fuel efficiency. The Altima 3.5 deserves the attention of these people.

Japan’s third largest automaker, Nissan, is looking to continue its investment in the United States with a goal of producing 85 percent of its North American lineup here in America.

Owning your dream car isn’t just all about making the payments. The cost of insuring some of the world’s most extravagant sports cars could punch another hole in your wallet each month.

Nissan has announced the development of the Smart rearview mirror, which will be on display at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.

Nissan has announced pricing for its 2015 model year GT-R, with the GT-R Nismo priced from $151,585 including destination.

Nissan has announced that the 2014 NV200 will be priced from $21,100 including destination.

Nissan has outfitted the Juke with even more go-fast goodies, and has announced that the new NISMO RS trim will sell for $26,930. 

The full-size pickup segment has never been so competitive. A brand-new Chevy Silverado, a heavily revised Ram and a refreshed Toyota Tundra are tantalizing options, and then there’s an aluminum-body F-150 waiting in the wings. But fixin’ for a fight, Nissan is throwing its 10-gallon hat into the rodeo ring with a brand-new Titan.

At the 2010 Geneva Motor Show, Nissan unveiled its Juke crossover to the world. This year, it will debut the facelifted Juke once again in Geneva.

Nissan is recalling about 13,535 Frontier pickup trucks over concerns that an electrical short circuit may cause a fire. 

Nissan plans to discontinue the Versa sedan in Canada in favor of the bargain-priced Micra that will launch in that market this year.

Originally believed to be debuting at the 2014 New York Auto Show, Nissan has announced that “the arrival of another next-generation model in Geneva.”

This past week, AutoGuide readers crowded to watch our new epic YouTube trailer, while car shoppers wanted to take a closer look at the new Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT and the Nissan Micra sub-compact, which will at the very least, be heading to the Canadian market.

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Love is in the air; either that or exhaust fumes mixed with a whiff of burnt transmission fluid. Yes, it’s Valentine’s Day and people around the world are hugging, kissing and handing out heart-shaped boxes of chocolate. But how boring is that? This holiday is a bigger cliché than every Disney princess movie combined and raised to the power of a Jared jewelry commercial.

Unlike past installments of Ask AutoGuide we’re taking a moment to help one of our own this week. Don’t like it? Well then, how about you send us some car-buying questions then? How’s that sound? In any event road-test editor Mike Schlee could use a new ride. He’s the proud owner of a first-generation Mazda Miata that’s sitting just shy of 200,000 miles.

Nissan will unveil the next generation 2015 Murano at the upcoming 2014 New York Auto Show, alongside an unknown concept car. 

The Nissan Micra debuted at the Montreal Auto Show earlier this year, but the company announced pricing today at the 2014 Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto.

Automatic transmissions are HUGELY popular in North America. Europe is still a strong hold for the manual gearbox but on this side of the Atlantic self-shifters account for at least 90 percent of new-vehicle sales; the standard trans lost the market-share race decades ago and in spectacular fashion.

There’s a new cheapest car in North America and it’s managed to undercut the competition by a significant margin.

My mind is playing tricks on me. “This is a Rogue, not a Murano” I keep telling myself.  But how can this crossover be a Rogue? The old first generation Rogue left a lot to be desired when it came to refinement. A buzzy engine, a thrashing continuously variable transmission (CVT) and an interior that looked a decade old were just some of the issues with the previous Rogue.

At the 2014 Chicago Auto Show, Nissan showed off a diesel-powered Frontier pickup truck concept, hoping to gauge consumer interest.

Small cars are making inroads in America. Last year sub-compact car sales increased by nearly four percent and city cars grew by a whopping 52 percent. Automakers are keen to cash in on this burgeoning segment, but not all of them have the same idea as to what best fits the marketplace.

Nissan made some pretty bold claims when they announced their partnership with Cummins to make the 2015 Nissan Titan diesel powered. Did they meet their goals? According to some leaked information – yes and no.

Add a few sporty styling cues to the Nissan Versa Note and you’ll get the SR model unveiled today at the 2014 Chicago Auto Show.

Hoping to gauge customer interest, Nissan is displaying a “project” version of its Frontier mid-size pickup with a 2.8-liter Cummins four-cylinder diesel engine. 

Just hours before its debut at the Chicago Auto Show, Nissan has revealed a teaser image of what could be the next-generation Frontier pickup. But the real news is what’s under the hood.

Want the versatility of a hatchback but hate stopping at the gas station? AutoGuide‘s Top 10 list of the most fuel efficient hatchbacks available on today’s market will certainly appeal to you.

Whoever signed off on the redesign and transformed Nissan Pathfinder last year deserves a huge year-end bonus. Taking an iconic nameplate like Pathfinder and transforming it from an off-roading SUV into a quasi-minivan crossover was a risky move. But it has paid off in spades. Sales of the 2013 Pathfinder more than doubled that of the 2012 model. This year Nissan hopes to carry the momentum forward by further expanding the crossover’s range with a new Hybrid model.

Nissan’s sporty new IDx concepts will be making a three-day tour across Southern California starting on January 31.