Nissan’s well-known performance brand, Nismo, made its Middle East debut at a launch event in Dubai. It is the first time that an entire line of Nismo models are offered in the UAE and other GCC countries.
The Nissan Maxima made a name for itself in the 1980s and 1990s with a “Four-Door Sports Car” tagline that somehow worked back in the day, for a not-too-heavy V6-powered front-wheel-drive sedan. Of course, the game changed over the years as the Maxima stagnated for several years and then simply became a higher-trim version of the Altima, while shamelessly still coming with “4DSC” badges as standard. But the new one for 2016 already captured a lot of attention when it first popped up in photos several months ago. Is it finally more Maxima and less Maximbady?
The 2016 Nissan Altima has just been unveiled, three years after the debut of the current version, and it looks to be some sort of mid-life facelift rather than a full model redesign.
International stunt driver Terry Grant apparently broke the official world record for the longest drive on two wheels at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the United Kingdom, using a Nissan Juke RS.
Arabian Automobiles, UAE’s Nissan dealer for Dubai and Northern Emirates, is launching the Nissan Patrol “Black Edition” this Ramadan. Only a limited number of these special edition versions will be available.
Nissan unveiled the all-new Lannia at the 2015 Shanghai Motor. The Lannia had first showed as a concept during last year’s Beijing Motor Show, design to appeal to the younger generations in China.
The Renault-Nissan Alliance and Daimler AG have just announced a joint venture in the form of a pickup truck. Together, Nissan and Daimler will develop a 1-ton pickup truck for Mercedes-Benz.
Nissan has debuted the all-new 2016 Maxima at the 2015 New York Auto Show.
Nissan has revealed the 2016 Nissan GT-R in the United States. It is pretty much the same car with few visual updates and a new 45th Anniversary Gold Edition.
It’s not easy to drift. No, doing doughnuts in a parking lot or sliding out your tail in a left turn is not drifting. My skills are limited to initially mild slides and catching them, hence why I’ve never run a car into a tree in a decade of driving. But drifting requires a precise level of control over the steering, the throttle and occasionally the handbrake, continuously. It’s something that I’ve tried my hand at, in closed parking lots mind you, and mostly failed, except with that one car back in 2007 which had balance so perfect that I was able to hold a few drifts for a few seconds at a time.