Over the past decade, Nissan has proved time and time again that it's committed to the environment by creating alternative vehicles such as the most popular EV ever, the LEAF.  The Japanese company's commitment to environmental stewardships extends beyond the cars in its new lineup, though, and it proves it with a successful renewable energy strategy for one of its major plants.

Nissan of Manhattan is proud to introduce the new way to buy a car with our One Price...Our Best Price car buying experience.  It eliminates any need for haggling or negotiation: something an overwhelming majority of our customers agree is the worst part of buying a car. It also protects our customers from any hidden or last minute charges.

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How many times have you looked at the car sitting next to you at a red light and were able to get a feel for the personality of the driver, in just one glance?  If you're like us, then you probably do this all of the time.  A car gives off a strong first impression, and the 2013 Nissan Sentra gives off some really positive ones.

All across the auto industry, cars are undergoing some major weight loss, and it's not because of the latest diet craze.  The big reason vehicles are slimming down is to help with fuel economy, because lighter vehicles are able to go farther on less gas than big, heavy vehicles.  The planet and our wallets will soon be a lot happier because Nissan will be using a lot more Advanced High Tensile Strength Steel (AHSS) in its new vehicles by 2017.

It may not be a big deal for you to stand in front of your closet every morning and put together an outfit, but when it comes to car color selection, many people have to really think about what they want to drive around in for the next few years.  A bold color choice may show that a driver is adventurous and sassy, while a classic black look says simple and classic.  Nissan has all of your bases covered, though, with the new 2014 Versa Note, available in eight different paint colors.

In our last blog post, we told you all about the Nissan JUKE NISMO that was introduced at this year's Chicago Auto Show.  The souped-up crossover was not the only exciting new vehicle to show up at the convention, and Nissan of Manhattan is ready to fill you in on all the details about the exciting new GT-R.

Here at Nissan of Manhattan, we were blown away when we first saw the JUKE-R, the impressive combination of the Nissan JUKE and GT-R.  We were in even more shock thanks to its $600,000 price tag, but we knew that putting the GT-R's hand-crafted engine inside the slightly altered JUKE couldn't be a cheap process.  Thankfully, Nissan has looked to NISMO, its performance division, to create a new edition of the JUKE that won't cost more than a brownstone.

Nissan Motor Company's Smyrna, TN manufacturing facility currently assembles the all-electric Nissan LEAF and its lithium-ion battery packs, but, rumor has it that the facility could soon begin producing gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles and their batteries as well.

Though automaker Nissan hails from the country of Japan, it originally introduced its luxury division, Infiniti to the lucky citizens of North American. Some 25 years later, Infiniti may finally be making its way to its parent brand's home market of Japan.

If you're a serious soccer fan, (or football if you prefer) you're probably familiar with the Cup of Nations. It's a biannual tournament held in South Africa that pits the best nations and players from the African continent against each other. At Nissan of Manhattan, it's our pleasure to inform our customers in the Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens areas that Nissan is the exclusive partner of the event.

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