Coon Rapids Nissan

If you've noticed a large presence of Nissan cars on the roads in the greater Coon Rapids, MN area, it's not due to your strong admiration for the brand; that is, not entirely. The thrilling surge of vehicles on the road from our preferred Japanese automaker is spreading across North America and creating an impressive month for the automaker.

As avid auto enthusiasts know, the classic Nissan Pathfinder is enjoying its 27^th birthday this year. And, of course, the Japanese automaker isn't letting the event pass by unannounced. In recollection of the milestone, the SUV boasts a powerful redesign that has increased sales of the model.

We've got big news. An impressive 136,317 new Nissan vehicles passed from dealerships like ours serving greater Minneapolis to excited motorists last month. That number is particularly striking as it marks the Japanese brand's best-selling month in history, which includes their luxury arm.

At Coon Rapids Nissan dealer serving Minneapolis, we're delighted by the Japanese automaker's commitment to the environment. Shown through innovative technologies and processes, the company is designing best practices to make their eco-friendly models even greener.

Appearing this summer, the 2014 Nissan Versa Note promises impressive fuel economy, riveting drivability and exciting technology; not to mention high-class style.

The excitement surrounding the new Nissan LEAF is contagious.  With 92 MPG on the highway and zero emissions produced, the LEAF is raising the industry standards for going green. But what about before the car hits our lot located at 3300 129th Avenue NW in Coon Rapids Minnesota?

Kiplinger's Personal Finance is a respected publication in the world of financing, so it doesn't recognize just any car as being a good value for the consumer.  In this year's annual buyer's guide, Kiplinger awarded the 2013 Nissan Altima, available at Coon Rapids Nissan, as the 'Best New Model' based on its value, safety, price and performance. 

There are some auto fans who believe that vehicles are simply better when they're made in America. Luckily, Nissan recognizes this fact, and the company continues to increase its building power here in the States. The most recent vehicle to join the "American-made" lineup is the next new Nissan LEAF.

This year, Japanese automaker Nissan will bring more than new production vehicles and concept cars to the North American International Show. The company will also be debuting a new "brand smell" that it hopes to eventually roll out to its dealerships as well. The smell is described as "quite a modern smell - a bit Oriental."¹

If you're a fan of the Nissan brand, you're likely to have a soft spot for the Nissan Skyline, the brand's most infamous race car. For more than half a century, this special sports car has drawn fans to the racing scene. Perhaps one of its most infamous races was the 1964 Grand Prix at Suzuka, where the Nissan Skyline GT lined up for the GT-II race.