Tuesday, January 19, 2010

VOLUME 3 ISSUE 4

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January Finance Specials

Tommy Kaira GT-R at the Tokyo Auto Salon

Connell Nissan is an Auto Club Recommended Dealer

Nissan’s Smiling Vehicle Mimics Human Emotions

One Day Free Rental Car With Any Service Over $100

Washing, Polishing and Waxing 101

Even Your Pets can go Green!

Warm up Your Kitchen, One Pot at a Time!

The 2010 Nissan Maxima Challenges Top Sedan Contenders

The 2010 Nissan Rogue Makes Convincing Compact Crossover Argument

2010 Nissan GT-R Gets Its Launch Control Reprogrammed

Television Begins a Push Into the 3rd Dimension

Lease a 2009 Cube for $179 a month or $13,999 to purchase

Nissan’s Leaf Ushers In the Electric Era

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2010 Nissan GT-R Gets Its Launch Control Reprogrammed
by Car and Driver Magazine

For 2010, Nissan is changing the launch-control programming on its scorchingly fast GT-R.

[FULL STORY]

Lease a 2009 Cube for $179 a month or $13,999 to purchase
We have a great selection of Cubes in stock
by Elise Ranauro

Nissan has a special lease offer this month and we have got the inventory. The Cube is one of only 29 vehicles with a top IIHS rating making it a top safety choice as well as a totally cool looking ride.

[FULL STORY]

Nissan’s Leaf Ushers In the Electric Era
by Autopia

Nissan is a small player in the auto biz, but it’s about to shake things up by jump-starting the modern EV era. The smallest of Japan’s Big Three automakers promises to have an affordable electric car in showrooms by year’s end.

[FULL STORY]

The 2010 Nissan Maxima Challenges Top Sedan Contenders
Nissan’s full-size four-door hits for the cycle.

If Nissan could choose to send a single message to drivers interested in the 2010 Nissan Maxima, it would be this: not every premium sedan carries a premium price tag. There is no doubt that Nissan’s flagship four-door is every bit the equal of other models that sell for a lot more money, whether it be in terms of performance, style or sheer overall competency.
[FULL STORY]

The 2010 Nissan Rogue Makes Convincing Compact Crossover Argument
All-around expertise and surprisingly large interior are hallmarks of this nifty little CUV.

Over and above their ability to cram in a healthy number of passengers and gear for a trip out to the campsite or local youth hockey game, compact crossover utility vehicles should be fun to drive. After all, their smaller dimensions lend themselves to the type of handling and acceleration that just isn’t possible with big SUV’s. The 2010 Nissan Rogue fills this niche particularly well, providing entry-level crossover buyers with a smart and responsive platform that also looks great parked in the family driveway.
[FULL STORY]

Connell Nissan is an Auto Club Recommended Dealer
A 100% hassle-free experience

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.

[FULL STORY]

January Finance Specials
A to Z Year End Clearance
by Mark Ranauro - General Manager

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Tommy Kaira GT-R at the Tokyo Auto Salon
First Live Photos
by Auto Guide

Famed Japanese tuner Tommy Kaira did not disappoint with the public debut of its “Silver Wolf Edition Ebbrezza-R” kit for the Nissan GT-R.

[FULL STORY]

Nissan’s Smiling Vehicle Mimics Human Emotions
Car can smile and frown
by TFTS

Nissan has revealed a new mechanically altered body material that is designed to mimic the emotions of a car’s driver. The Nissan Smiling Vehicle features a polyurethane fiber lining and built-in animatronics to smile, frown or stay indifferent while on the road.

[FULL STORY]

Television Begins a Push Into the 3rd Dimension
3-D TV coming this year
by The New York Times - Brian Stelter and Brad Stone

Ralph Kramden can finally buy a television.

It was more than half a century ago, in a 1955 episode of “The Honeymooners,” that Kramden, the parsimonious bus driver played by Jackie Gleason, told his wife, Alice, that he had not yet bought a new television because “I’m waiting for 3-D.”

[FULL STORY]

Washing, Polishing and Waxing 101
Proper paint maintenance can dramatically extend the life – and looks – of your car’s paint.

Don’t be alarmed, but the environment has declared war on your car – more specifically, on your car’s paint. If you live near a major city, then the finish on your vehicle is coming under constant attack from atmospheric pollutants, whether they are from tailpipe emissions, factory smokestacks or even oil-burning stoves in your neighborhood. If you live out in the country, then you have to deal with acid rain, tree sap, pollen and most likely rocks and gravel kicked up on the road.
[FULL STORY]

Even Your Pets can go Green!
Don’t forget your furry friends when it comes to being eco-savvy.

Whether your pets are furry, scaly or feathery, you always want the best for them. In fact, some pets might even be like family members. In a world that’s striving to be environmentally friendly and conscious – from organic foods to chemical-free products – people may be overlooking what they can do for both their pets and the environment.
[FULL STORY]

Warm up Your Kitchen, One Pot at a Time!
Get cooking this winter with robust, homemade soups, stews and casseroles!

Easy, delicious, one-pot dishes are a simple way to add comfort and color to a cold winter day. You can quickly create filling, flavorful dishes that will disappear even faster from the dinner table!
[FULL STORY]

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