Japanese auto maker Nissan is livelier than ever, and a quick look at what it has to offer will prove it. Starting with the small car segment, we can see how active Nissan is with its several original cars, such as the recently redesigned Versa sedan or hatchback, the all-new Sentra, the all-new hatchback Note, the unique-looking Juke (available with front- or all-wheel drive and standard turbocharged engine) and the one-ofa kind Cube mini-wagon. And, of course, there is the spectacular Leaf all-electric car. If you are looking for a bigger car, you can always ask your Nissan dealer to show you the luxurious Maxima or the newly redesigned Altima sedan. Note that the Altima is still available as a coupe in the older design. If you need to ferry around people, Nissan’s van, the Quest, could be the perfect solution. Nissan also offers two exciting sports cars: the 370Z coupe or convertible or the high-performance GT-R. In the CUV and SUV category, you might want to consider the smaller Rogue or its bigger brother, the Murano. Nissan recently redesigned the Pathfinder to make it look more like a modern CUV. The more traditional Xterra remains a rugged all-terrain SUV, and the much bigger and impressive Armada is still featured in the Nissan catalogue. The company’s smaller pick-up is the Frontier, while the bigger model is the Titan. Nissan now offers delivery vans: the smaller NV200 and the bigger NV Cargo, which is now available as a passenger van. Nissan is also the manufacturer of the Infiniti brand of luxury vehicles, whose models are expected to undergo a name change soon. For now, they are known as the G37 sedan (coupe or convertible), the M37-56 full-sized car (also available with hybrid technology), the FX37-50, the all-new

JX35, and the bigger QX56.