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You may not know this, but the government really wants you to buy an electric car. I mean, they really want you to buy an electric car. As greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, many people in state and federal governments want car shoppers to seriously consider the hybrid and/or all-electric models that have come out recently. To that end, several government agencies have begun to offer incentives and tax breaks to drivers who choose say the Nissan LEAF over a gas-only model.

The 2015 Nissan Murano has been named a "Best of What's New" product by Popular Science Magazine. Popular Science is the world's most popular science and technology magazine and this annual award is the subject of their largest issue each year.

Test mules for the upcoming, fully redesigned 2016 Nissan Maxima have finally been spotted and from what we can tell from these new prototypes, the 2016 Maxima is taking the sedan model to a whole new level.

Nissan's Technical Center in Stanfield, Arizona is over 3,000 acres, which is quite a long way to walk and quite a long way to drive in an air conditionless golf cart in the middle of the Arizona desert. So what do the genius (read: mad) scientists at Nissan do to solve this problem? They invent a whole new car that's what.

Back in June, Nissan unveiled its newest campaign, Project Titan, a crowdsourcing venture that lets fans build an off-road version of Nissan's popular pickup.

Collaborating with the Wounded Warrior Project, an organization committed to serving injured veterans, Project Titan has asked fans to build the ultimate version of the Titan through Facebook.