Titan Pro-4X

                Americans love their trucks. In fact, during the first 9 months of 2016, one out of every eight vehicles sold in the US were large pickup trucks. The best-selling truck in American is the Ford F-150, last year the F-150 out sold the best-selling car, the Toyota Camry 2-1. Every manufacturer sees that trucks are a huge market and they all want to get a piece of the pie, and Nissan is no different, that’s why they released the specialty 2017 Nissan Titan Pro-4X 4x4 Crew Cab.

                While it is true that Nissan has sold truck for 50 years and has made them in Mississippi since 2003, the full since Titan has been merely an afterthought until the second-generation model made its debut in the beginning of 2015. The Titan heavy-duty XD was the first on showroom floors, followed by a half-ton crew-cab version powered by a 5.6-liter gas V-8. Nissan has now been boosting their Titan lineup with single and extended varieties, and they are equipping them with 5.5, 6.5, and 8.0 foot beds. And Nissan plans to release a V-6 option here in the near future. It is clear that Nissan is here to play in the game.

               

                Nissan is so serious about their truck lineup that they are offering the Titan in seven different trim levels to answer the demand of all of their consumers. The different levels are Titan-Single Cab; S and SV, and Titan-Crew Cab; S, SV, PRO-4X, SL, and Platinum Reserve. The Titan Pro-4X 4x4 Crew Cab is Nissan’s middle-child, but this one isn’t forgotten. As the name implies, the Pro-4X, has part-time four-wheel drive, which comes standard along with all-terrain tires, 18-by-8-inch aluminum wheels, Bilstein dampers, a locking rear differential, hill-descent control, and a steel skid plate protecting the radiator and the oil sump.

Nissan’s DOHC V-8 is a thing of mechanical beauty with four-valve combustion chambers, variable intake-valve timing and lift, and direct fuel injection. Power and torque peaks are both relatively high, but there was ample low-end muscle to yank a 6000-pound trailer smartly up to highway-merging speed. The Pro-4X cabin is a large and luxurious enclave for five occupants that offers supportive seats, easy access, and surprising versatility, especially in back. The split rear cushions can be raised to convert passenger perches into a level load space. Lockable cubbies beneath the molded-plastic cargo platforms are another handy touch. In front, a 7.0-inch touchscreen serves as the infotainment command center. It’s equipped with voice-recognition navigation, hands-free text messaging, Siri Eyes Free, Bluetooth, and a bird’s-eye-view backup camera.

The 2017 Nissan Titan Pro-4X 4x4 Crew Cab is now available for you to drive off in, fully customizable and starting at just over $42,000. Take a look at our inventory and contact us now to get yours today!

                

Introducing the Rogue Sport

In the culture of Americans loving their SUVs, Nissan has added to their lineup another SUV. Introduced at the North American International Auto Show, Nissan unveiled Rogue Sport. Following in the footsteps on its big brother the Rogue, the Rogue Sport is expected to generate huge sales for Nissan.

The Nissan Rogue Sport, is Nissans attempt to take a chuck of the small compact SUV market.  Due to its smaller size, the Rogue Sport is the perfect vehicle single individuals, couples without kids or even empty nesters.  Featuring a 2.3-inch shorter wheelbase and a 12.1-inch shorter overall length than the full-size model, the Sport favors agility over volume. It’s also almost 5.5 inches shorter than the regular Rogue, has 2 inches less front row headroom, and cuts 4.5 inches of legroom and 5.2 inches of hip space from the second row.

The Rogue Sport is packed full of features to help you with your city adventures and once the second row of seats is folded down, the Rogue Sport has over 61 cubic feet of cargo space. The Rogue Sport doesn’t hold back when it comes to safety features either, it can be outfitted with Nissan’s Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection. Tack on the optional Nissan Intelligent Safety Shield technology suite and buyers get things like Forward Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Intelligent Cruise Control and Rear Cross Traffic Alert.

The new Rogue Sport will only be offered with one powertrain combination, a 141 horsepower 2.0-liter direct injected four-cylinder engine with an Xtronic transmission to generate 147 pound-feet of torque.  The Rogue Sport will get three different models, the S, SV and SL models, and will have a wide selection of packages available Appearance, All-Weather, Premium, and Platinum packages give you a variety of options like power moonroofs, 19-inch alloy wheels, and LED headlamps at the ready, the curb appeal of this crossover is undeniable. Slated to go on sale at dealers nationwide this spring, until then check out our inventory and contact us for a test drive today!