Nissan Murano News

Nissan is set to debut an all-new Pathfinder later this year, and the Japanese automaker has given us a better picture of what to expect from the vehicle's cabin.

Nissan broke its own sales record for Europe in 2011, achieving 'best ever' market share in the region and surpassing 2010 by more than 140,000 units.

Despite launching few new models, Nissan increased its global auto sales by 14 percent last year to 4.67 million vehicles, and CEO Carlos Ghosn, who also heads partner Renault SA in the October-December quarter, slightly below the average estimate of 122.6 billion yen from 10 analysts polled by Reuters.

Nissan Motor Co pushed up quarterly operating profit by 3.6 percent as record car sales last year boosted its market share in every major region, and it kept its full-year forecast unchanged at the highest level among Japan's top automakers.

The Nissan Maxima is a car I hadn't given any thought since I last saw that commercial where a father-to-be tugs the sheetmetal of a 370Z into the shape of a Maxima.

By Rob Beintema - Kelowna Capital News Published: February 03, 2012 12:00 PM Updated: February 03, 2012 12:21 PM It offers utility and raised vantage point of a tall wagon, the upright roominess of a minivan, some SUV-like abilities and attitude, along with all the modern sedan-like comforts you could ever hope to expect.

Drivers on Long Island have the chance to save big on new Nissan purchases in January during the Resolve to Save sales event going on now at Legend Nissan.

Saleh Al Hamad Al Mana Company has showcased an impressive line-up of Nissan vehicles at the Second International Edition of Qatar Motor Show, which opens to the public today.

Design diversification: BMW DesignworksUSA, Porsche Design and Mercedes have all expanded their initially auto-based design talents into other sectors, and now Nissan is taking steps in this direction.

Worry no more about scratched and chipped smartphone cases: Nissan has announced a new case for the Apple iPhone that can "heal" small nicks in its surface.

We already know a lot about Nissan's redesigned Pathfinder and it sounds like we'll get to know it a whole lot better at the 2012 New York International Auto Show.

Nissan has come up with a way to not only protect your precious iPhone, but also to heal any scratches that may appear on the outer case, keeping that new look for much longer.

Nissan this week announced a prototype iPhone 4/4S case that promises to repair itself from scratches.

Technology transfer from one sector to the other is nothing new but it's not often that we hear about an automaker using one of its innovations on a cell phone accessory.

We're not sure whether this is a motoring story or a technology story but the idea came from Nissan so we'll give them the benefit of the doubt.