Nissan Titan News

That advice, brutal as it may be, applies to a large portion of the auto industry now: Certain segments of the market, notably trucks and SUVs, aren't selling.

Are you looking to build your Nissan Titan truck into something that will make light work of tough desert terrain? Or , are you looking for something a bit more simple and just want your truck to look great ...

Posted by: David Kiley on August 07 The Wall Street Journal today published a story stating, according to un-named sources, that Chrysler is in talks with Japanese automaker Nissan to essentially supply the ...

The 2009 Altima Hybrid is just like the 2008 Nissan Altima Hybrid , only you can order it in a few new colors.

Thanks to the ongoing support of Calgarians, Sunridge Nissan continues to have one of its best years in its quarter-century history -- and it's still only August.

Less than one year ago the national average price for regular gasoline was $2.96 per gallon, and many consumers simply wrote off monthly fuels costs as a mere annoyance.

A slumping American car market, a new appetite for scooters and rapidly swelling manufacturing costs have hammered profits at Nissan, the Japanese automotive giant run by Carlos Ghosn.

If July sales for the U.S. auto industry show one thing it's this: If it doesn't have a good fuel-economy story, it's not moving out of dealer lots - it's crawling.

Nissan announced earlier this year that Chrysler will build the Titan replacement from its Dodge Ram platform.

Nissan Motor Co. , Japan's third- largest automaker, said first-quarter profit fell 43 percent because of a stronger yen and lower U.S. sales of light trucks amid higher fuel prices.

An uptick in the economy could change things in a hurry for Nissan, according to Fred Standish, director of corporate communications for Nissan's North America headquarters in Franklin.

General Motors refuses to confirm or deny reports that it will cut 15 percent of its salaried workers in the U.S. and Canada by November 1. The Associated Press and The Wall Street Journal reported the cuts ...

Yorozu Automotive Mississippi, a supplier to Nissan USA, has laid off 36 employees at its Warren County plant, citing a lower demand for trucks and SUVs.

While solar-powered cars have a long road ahead of them before there is any real chance that our daily driven vehicles will be powered by nothing more than the sun , a small smattering of solar cells hooked up ...

As gasoline prices and environmentalists' noses rise, don't be surprised if a lot of the Southern population keeps on truckin'. When General Motors recently announced it is cutting back on its truck making, ...

The skyrocketing price of gas has most people turning away from buying low mileage pickup trucks and other gas guzzlers.

Yorozu Automotive Mississippi, a supplier to Nissan USA, has laid off 36 employees at its Warren County plant, citing a lower demand for trucks and SUVs.

Nissan Motor Co does not expect US. auto sales to bounce back in 2009 after a sharp decline this year, Nissan Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn said.

Sales of pickup trucks are dropping precipitously this year because buyers don't want big, gasoline-guzzling vehicles.

No real off road enthusiast would be caught dead with a set of factory running boards on his truck.