Nissan Quest News

Multiples=minivan, right? Once you have twins or more, you've got to trade in that sporty sedan for a mom-mobile. Well, not exactly. via About.com

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Nissan Motor Co. will build three light commercial trucks in the U.S., following through on a two-year-old plan to expand sales by entering the North American work-vehicle market, Bloomberg News reported. via Lawn & Landscape

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The Mazda5 has gotten a slightly better-looking exterior for 2008, with modest dimensions and decent fuel economy. via Seattle Times

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The scene could be a parking lot near you. The local Wal-Mart, Costco, or Super Target. via Left Lane News

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“We used to be known for performance, number one as far as horsepower is concerned. Toyota would have a model at 100 horsepower, Honda at 110, and we would make 120. Today, Nissan is nearly even and sometimes less than our competitors.”

Beginning last summer at road shows in four U.S. cities, Nissan executives outlined to the press and their dealers plans to accomplish a sales and financial turnaround. via Motor Trend

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One of those nuances of colour that I knew would photograph as just silver but, trust me, in a certain kind of light it shimmered a delicate shade of fashionista green. via The Brampton Guardian

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Sound an all-points bulletin: We've lost the "mini" in our minivans. The original 1984 Dodge Caravan was 175 inches long. via Arizona Daily Star

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Nissan Motor Co. said yesterday it will make a new small car designed by Chrysler LLC and Chrysler will make a full-size pickup truck designed by Nissan. via Toledo Blade

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Mumbai : Nissan North America Inc, a unit of Nissan Motor Corporation, is gearing up to expand its business in North America with the introduction of three new light commercial vehicles to be launched in early ... via Domain-B

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It's not often that a car maker calls a press conference and no one has a hint of what is to be announced. via The Auto Channel

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