Nissan uses a brake-override system or "smart pedals" that can slow a vehicle even if a gas pedal sticks or if it's depressed by a driver at the wrong time. The system works simply: When brakes are pressed at the same time a gas pedal is engaged, the electronic signal propelling the car is interrupted, and the car automatically is slowed to idle.

It’s nice having a Nissan GT-R waiting in your driveway each morning. Even if the only thing on the immediate agenda is your commute to work, you know it’s going to be out of the ordinary. Godzilla wouldn’t have it any other way.

This dealership participates in the Auto Club Car Buying Service and has agreed to provide Auto Club members with discounted pricing equal to or better than any other buying program.

If you are in a rollover crash in a small truck the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says you are safest in a Nissan Frontier, and on the other end of the spectrum you are the least safe in a Chevrolet Colorado.

Which would you rather own for a year: a private jet or a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport?

Most might say the jet, since it is much more expensive than Bugatti, a car that retails for a mere $2,128,230. After all, despite its top speed of 253 miles an hour, the Veyron won’t get you to Paris..

Tell a seasoned trucker who drives a heavy-duty rig day in and day out that the Bose Corporation has made a product especially for him, and he’d probably guess that it’s a new sound system or perhaps a fancy pair of noise canceling headphones to wipe out road noise.