The Nissan NV3500 has as many as 324 seating configurations according to need and use. As a full fledged passenger vehicle it offers seating for 12 passengers in four rows. But it offers a great deal of seating flexibility as well. Seats can be flat folded to make an area for a mobile office. The center console can be removed for more space. Seats can also be repositioned in various directions. With a full sized front cabin area, it offers comfort to the driver.

This Nissan NV3500 is a workhorse of a vehicle, being sturdy and built on a fully boxed ladder frame. It has 4 wheel anti-lock brakes, driveline traction control, 5-speed automatic transmission and 17” wheels.

The Nissan NV3500 is has different engine capabilities, depending on the model you take. The V6 has a 261 hp engine with 281 pound-feet of torque. The VD has a 317 hp engine with 385 pound-feet of torque. Various packages are available with optional accessories like power windows, rear camera, satellite radio, touch screen navigation system, Bluetooth and more at various price points. If you want it for a particular purpose which requires comfortable standing height you also can ask for a higher roof.

Nissan is all set to increase it presence in this segment as it is planning some more commercial vehicles in the near future.

The Acenta now has 16-inch wheels, which is an improvement over the initial 15-inch wheels with chrome detailing around the front fog lights and the side-view mirrors.

Now the top of the line model, the N-TEC+ has privacy glass, satellite navigation and rear parking sensors. The N-TEC “Connect” system also has a built-in CD/radio, Bluetooth phone connection, USB connection and an iPod gateway. All models have climate control, rain-sensitive wipers and automatic headlights. The interior fabric now has blue stitching to encourage a “premium” feel.

The Note engines are available in 1.4-liter, 1.6-liter petrol, and 1.5-liter cDi diesel. The diesel has a combined economy figure of 56 miles per gallon.

Since the original Nissan Note arrived in 2006, over 100,000 Nissan Notes have been sold in the UK, indicating that the car is striking a chord with many. New Notes are expected to hit dealership floors sometime in February 2012.

For more information about the 2012 Nissan Note, contact us here at DriveClassic.com. We are a group of dealerships in the greater Cleveland, Ohio area with a strong commitment to our customers.

The GTR may be everything you want in a powerful supercar, but it also offers a full range of safety features without detracting from the fun. Stability and traction controls come as standard as does 4-wheel ABS, emergency brake assist, and tire pressure monitors. The high tech electric seats come in leather or suede, and the gear shift and steering wheel are both leather.

If you’re interested in the GT-R, please don’t hesitate to contact Classic Nissan – a Cleveland Nissan Dealer online (CLICK HERE), Call us at (330)422-7300, or stop by when you have some time!

It is safe to say that this car can be used as an everyday ride, but isn’t ideal for people who need to transport more than a couple few at a time. The Nissan 370Z does not have the passenger space of say a minivan, but then again, the minivan doesn’t have the power and look the 370Z has. The Nissan is more of a casual sporty type vehicle that will have all your friends asking if they can drive.

If you cannot attend the Chicago Auto Show in 2012, you will be able to check out the Nissan 370Z at a dealer near you soon after. If you live in or near Cleveland, Ohio, www.DriveClassic.com offers phone numbers and information for car dealerships of all kinds, including Nissan. We will provide you with links to many different dealers in the area so you can go and lead potential buyers of the Nissan 370Z in the right direction. Do not hold back, once it is available on the market go and test drive it for yourself. You will not be disappointed!

If you’re interested in the 370z, please don’t hesitate to contact Classic Nissan – a Cleveland Nissan Dealer online (CLICK HERE), Call us at (330)422-7300, or stop by when you have some time!

The five-door hatch seats five passengers and is powered by a 80KW AC synchronous motor and 24KWh lithium-ion battery with zero tailpipe emissions. The lithium-ion cells are capable of storing twice the energy of the previous technology, giving your Nissan Leaf a driving range of 100 miles per charge. Energy-efficient and cost-effective, this zero-gas hatch will make a large dent in your running costs.

Speed hasn’t been compromised with your Nissan Leaf able to reach 90 mph, and by employing the regenerative braking system, energy under braking directly tops up your charge. Coupled with 4-wheel power-assisted vented disc brakes, Anti-lock Brake System, Brake Assist and Electronic Brake force Distribution, your Nissan Leaf has great stopping power.

Sleek lines are just the start of the Nissan Leaf styling features. Body-colour font and rear bumpers plus front grille and rear spoiler are offset with chrome door handles and 16inch aluminum-alloy rims. It boasts an with an aerodynamic underbody and diffuser, and LED headlights designed to redirect air-flow around the heated door mirrors to reduce drag and wind noise.

State-of-the-art technology includes the XM® Nav Traffic navigation system with a 7inch display and CARWINGS connect to monitor battery charge and keep you updated on available charging stations. Your car comes standard with Bluetooth® and iPod® connectivity and MP3/WMA playback capability, and satellite radio with 6-speaker sound system.

Comfort and styling are continued with the Nissan Leaf’s interior. Front and back passenger seats are heated with 6-way adjustable driver’s seat and 4-way adjustable front passenger seat all covered with partially recycled cloth to further reduce your carbon-footprint. And keep your comfort level up with your heated steering wheel and Automatic Temperature Control and UV-reducing solar glass.

Your Nissan Leaf excels on the safety front with dual-stage supplemental front air bags and side-impact air bags, Vehicle Dynamic Control and Traction Control System, front and rear crumple zones and Tire Pressure Monitory System.

There’s a lot to love about the Nissan Leaf, and for those of you wanting a zero gas, zero emission, environmentally friendly car with all the mod-cons, you can’t go past it!

The Juke has received favorable reviews from all corners. Maybe even more importantly the 2012 Nissan Juke sales numbers continue to impress in spite of the vehicles design and distinct features.

Some of the features for the 2012 Nissan Juke model include things like 1.6 liter Direct Injection Gasoline, 16 vale turbocharged 4 cylinder engine, and continuously variable valve timing control system on exhaust and intake. Some other features which come standard on the 2012 Nissan Juke include their signature Nissan Direct Injection System, Front Wheel Drive, Xtronic Continuously Variable Transmission, 4-wheel ABS, brake assist, front independent strut suspension, rear torsion beam suspension, and electronic power steering.

The entertainment portion of the 2012 Nissan Juke includes AM/FM/CD system with six speakers. The speakers can be upgraded. Also available with upgrade is the UBS connection port for iPod interface as well as other compatible devices.

The new model 2012 Nissan Juke has many safety features which come standard. These include the Nissan Advanced Air Bag System, Driver and front-passenger seat mounted side impact air bags, roof mounted airbags, and Vehicle Dynamic Control with Traction Control System. In addition the 2012 Juke has Zone Body construction with front and rear crumple zones, energy absorbing steering column, hook buckling creases, and so much more; all of which are designed to help minimize injury in a crash.

Nissan has thought of everything for the 2012 Nissan Juke. Even security features to protect your car when you’re away. All 2012 Juke models come standard equipped with the Nissan Vehicle Immobilizer System as well as their Vehicle Security System, so all travelers need not worry for their new cars safety.

Along with the Toyota 4Runner and Ford Explorer, the Pathfinder was one of the few remaining body-on-frame midsize SUVs in the U.S. market. Ford switched the Explorer to a car-based unibody architecture with its recent redesign, and Nissan follows suit with the Pathfinder Concept. Off-road and towing enthusiasts will likely bemoan the change, but a unibody platform’s advantages — better gas mileage and interior packaging — can’t be discounted when you consider that most SUV owners don’t venture off-road.

Despite the platform change, the concept exudes a clear design connection to the current Pathfinder, especially its front styling, which features a mesh grille bordered by two angled chrome bars. The Pathfinder Concept favors smoother, flowing body lines over the current SUV’s boxy shapes. The concept has a panoramic moonroof with a movable front panel; this will likely be offered on the upcoming production model.

The Pathfinder Concept retains the three-row seating layout of the current Pathfinder, providing room for up to seven people.

Its drivetrain consists of a V-6 engine and a continuously variable automatic transmission. Again, these are fairly conventional components that could be readily applied to a production version (a similar drivetrain appears in the Nissan Murano crossover). (source: chicago tribune)

Nissan says the new model “takes all of Pathfinder’s traditional SUV hallmarks and wraps them in a new platform and dramatic new aerodynamic body.”

The 2013 Pathfinder will seat up to seven, with “ample cargo room,” according to Nissan.

The current Pathfinder went on sale in model year 2005. By the time the fourth-generation model arrives next fall at U.S. dealers, the current design will have been in production for eight years.

Qualified buyers, meaning those from the southeast who were left without a mode of transportation after the storms, will be offered Nissans at a price normally reserved for company workers and their immediate families. To be eligible for the program, you have to live in Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Arkansas, Mississippi or Alabama and be able to provide proof of damage to your primary vehicle. Check out Nissan’s full press release after the jump.

Source: AutoBlog

Not content to simply issue an all-encompassing apology, Nissan is sending out letters to each one of those 4,000 Juke owners (out of the 22,000 folks who have so far purchased a Juke). But there is more than just a letter inside the envelope. Nissan is also including a check for $400. Head over to ConsumerSearch.com to read the letter that Nissan sent, then feel free sound off in the ‘Comments’ regarding the 400 bones.

Do you think this is a cool move by Nissan or would you still be upset as a Juke owner?

Source: AutoBlog