North American automakers have promised that by 2040 all cars sold on this continent will be fully electric vehicles. If that sounds like a far way off for most people, that’s because it is. The report is meerly a ploy to demonstrate to consumers that they are working on our gas shortage/price problem and that things will get better latter on.
If you can’t wit till 2040 you’ll just have to settle for a top of the line, super fuel efficient hybrid vehicle. Able to use electric and gas engines hybrids are seen as the best comprimise using todays limited technology. …read more

The new 2009 Nissan Murano is a bold attempt for Nissan, but it seems to be paying off. For some purchasing a Murano is like showing off your new toy to your friends. They’ll all come admiring the new front design that lets people know to get out of the way.
As far as trims go there are a few to choose from but they all have the same basic hardware. Like the legendary Nissan 3.5L V6 265 hp engine that gets an impressive millage rating. Some other cool features are the continuously variable transmission that keeps everything smooth and steady …read more

When you are in competition with other sports sedan manufacturers like Mercedes, BMW, Cadillac and Lexus it’s difficult to bring anything substantial to the table. However the new second generation 2009 Nissan Infiniti G37 comes close to topping them all. Designed to impress and take you around in style, the G37 Coupe is a great low key performance car.
If you like low key style and want all the impressive perks than you’ll like the G37. It comes in a variety of trims like the basic G37 Coupe, G37 Journey, G37x AWD and the G37 Sports 6MT. All of the G37’s …read more

Nissan seems to amping up their presence in North America with new bolder cars. Named as the car of the year by Motor Trend Magazine, the 2009 Nissan GT-R is an example of what they are willing to do to catch your attention.
The bold exterior design grabs your attention instantly, though they did this to be more aerodynamic and cause more force to be applied to the wheels. This translates to better handling and speed. And the GT-R can go fast. The Gt-R boasts a very powerful 3.8L twin-turbo V6 engine that achieves an impressive 480-hp.
If you want to get …read more

Looking for a real car? Watch out for the upcoming 2010 Nissan GT-R. The car was designed in partnership between Nissan and the makers of the “Gran Torino” video game.
The GT-R comes in two models, the standard GT-R that starts at $80,790 and the GT-R Premium at $83,040.
Now the 2010 Nissan GT-R of course comes with everything you would expect from a car of this calibre. The fully loaded 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged 24-valve V6 comes with a perfect bill of health as they are all hand crafted by a master technician. It can also reach top-speeds of up to an impressive …read more

The all new 2009 Nissan Versa was originally made for the Asian and European markets. But because everyone seems to be going on the Green band-wagon Nissan has decided to let Americans try it too.
The Versa is great little compact car that is available in either the hatchback or sedan models. Both come equipped with the 1.8L I4 engine that has coveted Continuously Variable Valve Timing Control System (CVTCS). Which translates to perfect engine performance all the time. The engine gets a performance rating of 122 hp and can achieve 32 mpg in the city and 36 mpg on the …read more

Upgraded from last year, the new generation 2009 Nissan Quest has improved in lieu of the demanding American market.
And who ever said that car manufacturers didn’t care what consumers thought? Okay well now they are listening. After a rough batch of sales last year Nissan has decided to give consumers what they wanted in a mini-van.
The 2009 Nissan Quest has been fully redesigned with folding rear and middle seats that collapse without needing to remove the headrests. The Quest has redesigned the interior making the front panel look more like a air-plane cockpit than a car.
Consumers will be happy to …read more

Perhaps one of the most interesting cars at the 2009 Calgary Auto Show was the Nissan Cube. The body of the car is so small, but because of its cube like shape the interior is surprisingly roomy. The Cube is already in its third generation phase as it has been a popular vehicle in Japan.
The latest upgrades are hoping to make this compact car appealing to North American consumers. The Cube will include a 6 speed static automatic transmission and a powerful 1.8L 14 MR 18DE. The transmission is especially unique because it does not have gears. It drives …read more

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A wave of electric dreams are coming out of the Tokyo Auto Show. How many will continue to maturity is the big question.