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The 2016 Nissan Maxima has been described as what a race cars is, but in a family sedan. That’s a pretty lofty statement, but recently Nissan backed it up with a beefy comparison of the BMW 328i, the Audi A4, and the Acura TLX.

According to CarScoops.com, Pierre Loing, vice president, Product Planning, Nissan North America, had this to say “We expected the all-new 2016 Maxima, with its re-engineered engine, transmission, and chassis to do well, but frankly even we were surprised by the head to head results…”

The Nissan Titan XD has generated plenty of buzz in the automotive community. Since 2003, when it first debuted, the Titan has undergone several major changes to suit evolving customer needs as well as advancements in technology and engineering. If you’re in need of a new truck to haul your boat, carry your supplies, or transport you to work every morning, you’ll want to take these must-know facts about the Titan XD into consideration.

THE NEW SR TRIM FOR THE NISSAN ALTIMA

Nissan is truly bringing the excitement and advantages of a performance vehicle to the masses, introducing the new SR trim for the 2020 Altima. While a number of changes were instituted for the new model year, this one difference appeals to those who have a need for extreme levels of handling. It also introduces a level of style and sophistication never before seen on the Altima, making it an exciting move in the midsize sedan segment.

Any time you put audio inside a small chamber there are acoustic problems. Cars, trucks, and SUV’s are among the worst places on the planet for a good audio experience, that is unless you do your homework and engineer in the workarounds to make less than perfect acoustics tenable to the ear.

The engineers at Nissan and Bose^® have done all the homework needed resulting in an excellent sound experience in every Nissan vehicle, particularly the Altima.