YOKOSUKA, JAPAN — If you’re hurtling along the road towards a stationary car it’s a pretty good idea to hit the brakes … but in this car you don’t have to. The car is fitted with a prototype safety system developed by Nissan that helps avoid rear end collisions.
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Question by mr mysterio: What transmissions are compatible with my 1989 4×4 Nissan Pathfinder (manual)?
I have posted this in some Nissan forums, but got no response.

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Answer by Marble
Im pretty sure it is just Pathfinders and Hardbodies from 88-94. If you have the 3.0 then take a tranny from another pathfinder with the same engine. Have you been to http://npora.ipbhost.com/ they can give you any kind of advice you need.

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Question by Justme: Nissan cars?
Do nissan make good cars because im looking to buy a 99 one for 3000 dollars real soon.

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Answer by Subie
Best site for reviews written by people who’ve actually owned the cars themselves:
www.carsurvey.org

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Question by Jung k: where can i find the best website about nissan 240sx forums?
it seems like everywhere i search i cant find a good website about it

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Answer by John Paul
I just typed (240sx.com) and got about ten forums.

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Question by .: Nissan….?
Should Nissan bring back the Silvia? s16 maybe? gt-r and silvia WILL SKYROCKET THEIR SALES, agree?

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Answer by tricky
There are rumours of a new silvia info out 2010.It looks like there seeing how the GT-R does and seeing which way the market goes.
It would be great to see Nissan great cars out in the new Gen.

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All Star Nissan of Devon, a leading Nissan car dealer Philadelphia, Ardmore, PA ,has excellent news for you. The Nissan Americas building’s innovative energy-saving features have earned it the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s prestigious 2009 ENERGY STAR award. Winning the award is a confirmation that the building’s energy performance rates are in the top 25 percent among buildings nationwide.

Nissan Americas, which opened in July 2008, serves as the regional headquarters for North, Central, South and Latin America. Nissan Americas is a statement of Nissan’s overall commitment to the environment and to energy savings. The ENERGY STAR award recognizes Nissan’s path-breaking efforts in constructing a building that has numerous features designed to maximize energy efficiency and reduce the negative impact on the environment.

Nissan’s manufacturing plants in Smyrna, Tennessee, and Canton, Mississippi, have received ENERGY STAR awards during the last three years. The plants have seen their energy efficiency improve by more than 30 percent. Improving the energy efficiency of the nation’s buildings is an important step toward protecting the environment and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

From office buildings to hotels, supermarkets to schools, EPA’s ENERGY STAR distinguishes those organizations who are taking environmental responsibility into their own hands. Key design features in Nissan Americas that contribute to energy savings and environmental protection include: Heating and cooling efficiency through an under-floor ventilation system Low-emissivity (Low-E) Glass Light harvesting Sunshades Green roof system Runoff water collection system In 2006, Nissan pledged to become an ENERGY STAR partner and committed to benchmarking energy performance; reducing the intensity of energy use at all facilities; and educating staff and the public about ENERGY STAR. Please contact All Star Nissan of Devon, a leading Nissan car dealer Philadelphia, Ardmore, PA, to learn more.

Cars.com’s Joe Wiesenfelder takes a look at the Nissan Forum concept at the 2008 Chicago Auto Show. Shot and Produced by: Eric Rossi and Sarah Gersh Edited by Sarah Gersh

Question by SomethingClever: What do you think of the Nissan Forum Concept Car?
Ok, I’m a lifelong hater of minivans. However, I actually like this thing. The interior blew me away. This definitely make 11 hours drives home to FL with the kids look more bearable. If there’s a couple TVs in there for the kids I might consider possible thinking about getting one. That’s if they ever actually come out. What do you think? If you haven’t seen it Google images has pics, can’t remember the URL.

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Answer by Strange Vogon
the colors are a little wood-y and the back need to be less straight, but otherwise, a very nice choice. If only it was electric or hybrid and came with a solar panel roof for a little extra charge after sitting under the sun while you’re at your job.

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Motorists are getting older, thriftier and more concerned about the planet, sending automakers back to the drawing board to develop cars to meet their needs, said Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn. “There is no doubt that ten years down the road, the average age of a human being living on the planet is going to be higher,” he added.

“The average consumer on earth is going to be much older. We know also that usually the purchasing power is with older people. (That means) more money in the hands of the seniors and more seniors on Earth,” Ghosn told a forum of engineers at Nissan’s Tokyo headquarters.

Ghosn added car makers like Nissan must therefore develop more specialty cars with devices such as cameras that making parking easier and reduce the risk of a stiff neck, The Economic Times reported.

The Nissan Motor Co. has launched a rear parking camera and a number of cutting-edge innovations to bolster safety, durability, efficiency and mileage. At present, the third largest Japanese automaker is developing a system with cameras mounted around the vehicle to give drivers a bird’s eye aerial view of the car seen on dashboard display.

Another big consumer trend is less tolerance of greenhouse gas emissions, said Ghosn. The Japanese automaker has been slow to grip the production of hybrids to serve modern driving demands. Hybrids are equipped with an electric motor mated to a standard petrol engine. As a result, hybrids are more environment-friendly and economical compared to the traditional vehicles.

In December, Nissan announced plans to develop its own hybrid and other “green” cars in an effort to catch up with rivals such as the Toyota Motor Corp. and the Honda Motor Co. Now, enthusiasts can expect more than just enhanced Nissan vent visors and other auto parts.

“Global warming is a big concern. Young people are going to be even tougher. People don’t want to feel guilty when they drive a car,” said Ghosn. “At the same time they don’t want to pay more money for the car,” he added.

“If you can bring (out) a 3,000-dollar car you’re going to make the car more popular,” Ghosn said adding the next decade would be “the golden years in terms of technological and know-how development.”

Separately, the Japanese automaker celebrates the completion of it new building core, reported WKRN. As such, construction workers and their bosses gathered Friday at the new Nissan headquarters in Franklin Friday for the ‘topping out’ ceremony.

General Superintendent Justin Markham said, “The topping out is an old iron worker tradition; basically you’re celebrating the placing of the last steel beam in the structure.”

First the final beam, adorned with the traditional tree and American flag, was signed by everyone, from the laborers to the Franklin mayor. Finally, the beam was lifted by crane high over the city, while the workers looked on proudly, WKRN continued. “Of course the American flag is to celebrate… the country and the tree is to signify the beginning of new growth for the community,” said Markham.

Nissan’s new facility will include 460,000 square feet office space. It is set to be finished next summer. The headquarters will bring 1,200 direct new jobs to Franklin, but the city’s mayor, Tom Miller, said that that is only the beginning of Nissan’s economic impact on Middle Tennessee. He added, “They bringing about 1,200 jobs but in addition to that, the total impact to the region is going to be about 30,000. Were talking to a company right now that would bring 1,300 jobs to Franklin and the reason they’ve settled on Franklin is because Nissan is here.”

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A down economy has forced automobile manufacturers to offer aggressive pricing and incentive packages… and it is your time to benefit. Consumers can even earn attractive deals on vehicles that traditionally carry premiums, the type of vehicle for which there aren’t often many money-saving opportunities. One such vehicle is the Titan, Nissan’s awe-inspiring full-size truck. If you haven’t had the opportunity to examine the Nissan trucks for sale, then you owe it to yourself to take a gander at this one.

Nissan Trucks: Full-Size and Japanese

The full-size pickup is an iconic aspect of the American tapestry, and for many years, nobody competed in this segment outside of the three big American automobile manufacturers (Chevrolet, Ford and Dodge). For this reason, consumers are quick to dismiss a Japanese entry into the market. Nevertheless, with the Titan, Nissan manufactures a full-sized truck with all of the full-size amenities that American truck drivers want. And Nissan is doing its best to fend off stiff competition from Toyota as well.

The 7th Incarnation

First introduced in the 2004 model year, the current Nissan Titan is exceptionally refined, and Nissan has managed to close the gap between it and the Detroit automakers in very short period. In years past, the Japanese automaker has at times alienated the American truck buyer by innovating “superior” suspension systems. Nissan has learned from this mistake. With the Titan, they offer the cargo space we need with a fully boxed frame underneath. This boxed frame along with the traditional solid rear axle and leaf spring support gives us the performance, rigidity and strength we demand.

The Many Titan Flavors

Over the years, Nissan has provided us with no shortage of flavors to suit all tastes when it comes to the 2010 Nissan Titan. They offer robust equipment packages at every level that compares well with Ford’s bar-setting F-Series. They offer a base XE trim for the bargain hunter, the mid-tier SE for the standard consumer, the luxury-oriented LE trim for those who want to drive in style, and the off-road-oriented PRO-4X for weekend warriors and those who need max towing potential.

In summary, you should understand how this is no longer your dad’s import pickup. I understand and appreciate the healthy bias for American-made 4×4 trucks. But consumers in the market for a full-size truck owe it to themselves to test-drive this one, and then compare it to the offerings from Toyota, Chevy, Dodge and Ford.