The 2021 Hyundai Kona and 2021 Nissan Rogue Sport are SUVs that may appeal to the same audience for different reasons, yet the Kona is a better choice.

Don't buy a 2021 Nissan Leaf. At least, not right now. You've heard the news by now, hopefully from me, that both the new and used car market is, well, a bit of a shitshow right now. Things could be better for dealerships. Things could be better full stop. But you shouldn't buy a 2021 Nissan Leaf EV because of that, and not because it's a bad car. However, the Leaf is a great car, now just isn't the time to get one.

The 2021 Nissan Z is the hot new sports car. JDM enthusiasts, no, enthusiasts as a whole, have been waiting for a new "Z" practically since the last one debuted in 2002. Now, it's here, and people can't get enough of it. The Z badge is a staple of the enthusiast car segment, and now the new one is here to satiate the Nissan fanbase. However, is the new Z resting on old Nissan laurels? Nissan may be hard up for cash, but will that financial strain translate to an all-too-familiar driving experience?

Currently, the Nissan Titan XD has a 5.6-liter V8 engine with 400 hp and 413 lb-ft of torque. It can tow up to 11,040 lbs and carry a payload of up to 2,390 lbs when properly equipped.

The next generation of Nissan Z comes with turbo power and retains some old-school features that enthusiasts love.

The Santa Cruz might not be an established name yet, but its fresh design already sets it apart from the Nissan Frontier. Here's how the two trucks stack up.

The new 2023 Nissan Z is a year away from dealerships. We have a few suggestions for the first modifications that lucky owners should take on first.

Nissan vehicles have gained popularity for their cutting-edge performance integrated with innovative styling. Even though this brand name was launched in the 90s, it first penetrated the U.S. market under Datsun. Decades later, Nissan dominates the market, and it's not hard to see why. The brand strikes the ideal balance between affordability and quality performance.

The Nissan 370Z is the predecessor to the forthcoming Z sports coupe. Here is why you should buy a used one.

The Tesla Model S is a hell of an EV. Currently, the top-tier Plaid model is just about the fastest thing in a straight line out there. However, its biggest competitor isn't another luxury EV like a Lucid or Rivian. No, it's something a little more... economical. The Nissan Leaf. Frankly, it's pretty surprising. The two really could not be more different. However, given the wealth divide we see in America, maybe it makes sense.

Based on initial reports, the 2023 Nissan Z might have a lower starting price than any of the 2021 Toyota Supra models. And while the 2023 Z doesn't have all of the range-topping Supra's features, on paper, it offers a compelling budget alternative to the Supra 2.0.

The story of famous Japanese car importer Motorex and the Nissan Skyline is long and complicated, ending with Skylines being banned in the U.S. for a time.

Nissan just hit Toyota where it hurts: right in the nostalgia. The new Nissan Z debuted in New York last night, and its sights are set on the Toyota Supra in every metric. From power to price, to performance, you can bet we're about to witness a JDM battle we haven't seen since I was in diapers. Moreover, this new "halo car" signals a tonal shift for Nissan, which desperately needs to revive the brand.

The 2022 Nissan Armada has 16.5 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats with up to 95.4 cubic feet total. With the 2021 Kia Telluride, you get 21 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats with up to 87 cubic feet total.

We make a case for Nissan to bring back the fan-favorite 240SX coupe. There are at least three reasons to do it now and we go over each one.

The successor to the 370Z is finally here. And while it's not called the 400Z, the 2023 Nissan Z keeps the Z Proto Concept's retro design and packs a 400-hp twin-turbo V6 punch. Plus, while it has new tech, it's still got a manual.

There are many reasons to like the Nissan GT-R. But, the GT-R's standard price goes well into the six-figure range, and some of Nissan's competitors in the all-wheel drive space offer vehicles of a similar standard with a much lower cost. Is the GT-R worth the money? Read on and decide for yourself.

How much did this "Midnight Purple" Nissan Skyline GT-R sell for at a recent RM Sotheby's auction? The number is much bigger than you think.

These '90s gems could bark as well as bite with epic engine sounds.

Nissan recently extended its halt in production. The global pandemic has left the auto industry to deal with breaks in the supply chain, changes in consumer practices, and a worldwide semiconductor chip shortage. Analysts believe the ongoing problems could last well into 2023, leaving many automakers grappling with ways to keep the manufacturing lines running.