Nissan's Armada has bold exterior styling that draws second glances everywhere it goes. Thanks to its huge size and powerful engine, the Armada is Japan's first serious attempt at unseating Detroit as King of SUV Land. With loads of seating and storage space, the Nissan Armada is a roomy, comfortable SUV that comes packed with nice features. Its only downside is a choppy, bouncy ride. Read More »

Nissan's high-performance Altima SE-R has a more aggressive front end, painted brake calipers and rear spoiler to make it stand out from the average Altima. Extra power and firmer handling make this car a blast to drive, despite its front-wheel-drive configuration. A gauge pod mounts to the steering column in Nissan's Altima SE-R, which lets the gauges move up and down with the steering wheel to provide an optimum view from any angle. This feature is pulled directly from the 350Z sports car, and it's one of several unique bits that make the SE-R's interior different from the regular Altima. Read More »

For info box: An electrically operated convertible top stows neatly beneath a snazzy hard cover on the ragtop version of Nissan's hot 350Z. It shares most parts with the Z coupe, including its howling V6 engine that makes nearly 290 horsepower. The Z's edgy styling extends to its interior, which has a perplexing mix of luxury and simplicity. While it offers some very fancy optional equipment, like a navigation system and complex trip computer, it doesn't even have some basics like a glove box. Read More »

Nissan's all-new Pathfinder shares an obvious family resemblance with the Titan pickup and Armada SUV, making it clear that the Pathfinder is designed for rugged off-road performance. A new third-row seat makes the Pathfinder more suitable for families than the previous generation, although it held onto its off-road roots. Read More »

Consider Nissan's five-door Xterra SUV for the compact class a rugged wagon capable of serious off-road play as well as an affordable pavement cruiser. It comes with 2WD or 4WD traction and provides seats for five in a wagon's boxy format but can also haul lifestyle sports paraphernalia -- such as mountain bikes, camping gear, skis or kayaks.

The mid-size Altima sedan series presents a fresh face and new interior designs. The look is bold with an aggressive prow featuring a raised hood and restyled front fascia plus smoked headlamps. Body forms reveal a wedge-shaped profile scored by sharp character lines.

Nissan's compact-class sedan is called Sentra and it spins off sport-inspired SE-R special editions. Inside a generous cabin, two race-style bucket seats stand up front with a split-and-fold rear bench.

Nissan's revamped Frontier truck serves as the foundation for a new treatment to Pathfinder, a sport-utility vehicle for the mid-size class constructed at Nissan's manufacturing facility in Smyrna, Tennessee.

Nissan crafts their four-door flagship under the badge of Maxima. It looks crisp with curvaceous lines but also has flat surfaces and chiseled corners with an overall effect that seems both sensuous and also muscular suggesting power and speed.

Nissan's Z-car returned to the North American market in 2003 as a slinky two-door hatchback coupe with sport-tuned hardware for serious performance. A year later, a convertible roadster variation emerged. Both appear in Nissan's car class of 2005. All stock a 3.5-liter V6 churning with 287-hp when teamed with a 6-speed manual transmission.