How many automakers can say that their products are green from start to finish? We don't have an answer for that. However, Anderson Nissan of Asheville does know one company for which it's true: Nissan. Specifically, our favorite car manufacturer can proudly claim that the innovative Nissan LEAF electric conserves energy from factory to driveway.
There are many ways to measure an automaker's success. Awards, vehicle praise, production rates...these are all ample methods. But when it comes down to it, Anderson Nissan of Asheville suggests simply looking to the numbers. Why? Sales figures and growth statistics aren't biased. They always, always, always tell the truth.
Lighter, edgier and more aerodynamic than ever, the upcoming Nissan Pathfinder has auto enthusiasts on the tip of their toes looking for more vehicle specs. A month or so ago, Anderson Nissan of Asheville and other brand followers were given a tiny taste of the utility vehicle magic to come with a teaser image. Now, thanks to the Detroit Auto Show, we have a bit of "concept" knowledge to add to the pre-vehicle-release mix.
Nissan has released pricing for its 2012 Nissan Cube and if you ask us, the cost is quite square..."square" meaning "fair" of course. That's because for a starting MSRP of $14,980, those in the Asheville area and beyond can get their hands on a variety of advanced technology features not to mention a funky, fun driving experience.
Hidden cameras have always meant safety. Whether it's in the home or on the job, security systems provide a great deal of comfort. Now, Nissan is taking the power of the camera lens to the road and providing mass quantities of drivers with the safety features they need.
As the year comes to a close, auto reviewers are piping up and pointing out exceptional models for 2011-2012. In light of heavy competition, Anderson Nissan of Asheville is elated to announce that when it comes to electric vehicles, all fingers point to the Nissan LEAF. We aren't just saying that because we consider ourselves purveyors of the Nissan brand. Rather the Japan Automotive Hall of Fame (JAHFA) supports this claim and has bestowed two impressive awards upon the ground-breaking, zero-emissions EV.
New York City isn't getting any smaller. That's a fact that simply won't change. Nissan isn't giving up the green fight. There's another fixed truth. Combine these two realities and what do you get? One very large city filled with environmentally-friendly taxicabs.
Ever panicked while driving and accidentally hit both the brake and acceleration at a dangerous speed? If you have, you're not the only one. In fact, this potentially dangerous occurrence happens all too frequently. That's why Nissan has been equipping all models with Brake Override Technology for the past six years.
With "innovation for the extreme",1 the 11-year-old Nissan Xterra is designed to take you on whatever extreme adventures you have in mind. As intelligent as it is rugged, each generation has earned a lot of respect among serious outdoor enthusiasts. And Anderson Nissan of Asheville suspects the 2012 model will do the same. Everything it offers is top-of-the-line. Everything it doesn't, you wouldn't really want or need anyway.
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