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1933 · Yokohama, Japan

About the brand

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. was established in 1933 in Japan (Yokohama HQ). The brand is known for the Z sports cars, GT-R, volume crossovers, and early mass-market EVs such as the Leaf. Infiniti is Nissan’s luxury division in several markets; the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance links the three makers.

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7 Underrated JDM Engines That Packed Serious Hidden Power

7 Underrated JDM Engines That Packed Serious Hidden Power

Japan’s JDM engine legacy isn’t just about the Toyota 2JZ-GTE, Nissan RB26DETT, or Honda K24. While those legends dominate the conversation, the Land of the Rising Sun built countless other powerplants that flew under the radar—engines that delivered surprising performance…

Spanish Auto Parts Maker Antolin Wins U.S. Asset Protection

Spanish Auto Parts Maker Antolin Wins U.S. Asset Protection

Spanish auto parts maker Grupo Antolin-Irausa has been granted court protection for its assets in the U.S. on July 22, as part of its ongoing restructuring procedure started in Spain last month. The company, which serves major automakers including Ford,…

These Are the Cheapest New Cars to Lease in July

These Are the Cheapest New Cars to Lease in July

Leasing a brand-new car for around $300 per month is suddenly looking more realistic across the U.S., thanks to a fresh wave of sub-$200 monthly deals that keep total costs manageable even after factoring in hefty upfront payments. With long-term…

These Are The Cars You’re Sick Of Seeing On The Road

These Are The Cars You’re Sick Of Seeing On The Road

Enthusiasts have spoken—and they’re tired of what’s clogging the roads. From squatted trucks to monochrome SUVs, the cars that dominate the asphalt are sparking frustration among drivers who crave variety, practicality, and, above all, competence behind the wheel. The list…

Tesla’s European Q2 Sales Surge While U.S. Demand Plunges

Tesla’s European Q2 Sales Surge While U.S. Demand Plunges

Tesla’s second-quarter deliveries rose 25% year-over-year globally, driven by a 40% spike in Europe where soaring gasoline prices turbocharged EV demand. The surge contrasts sharply with the U.S., where Tesla’s sales are estimated to have fallen 20% in Q2 to…