Reliable Nissan

 

The Nissan Foundation was launched in 1992 in the Los Angeles area to help address social challenges and community unrest. With a strong presence in California, Nissan sought to support local communities through charitable programs and community involvement. Over time, the foundation has provided funding to schools, libraries, media organizations, and cultural institutions across the United States. Its grants focus on fostering diversity, inclusion, and cultural awareness, particularly in communities that may lack sufficient resources.

 

For a Nissan, customers can anticipate well-balanced handling, excellent everyday comfort, and straightforward technology. The brand applies its engineering know-how across various vehicle segments, guaranteeing each model has a distinct "Nissan-ness". This brand consistency is clearly seen in the completely new 2026 LEAF, with the same engineering team that developed the exciting Z sports car also responsible for its tuning.

 

Many automakers like to say their cars are great for road trips, but Nissan actually shows it. In the “Heisman House” series, Nissan's vehicles team up with football legends in a lineup that takes fans on a memorable road adventure. This season delivers a new journey for Nissan models, a refreshed storyline, and a few new faces, making it the most entertaining installment so far.

The federal Clean Vehicle Credit offers up to $7,500 in savings for eligible electric vehicle purchases. This credit is set to expire on September 30, 2025, unless Congress renews it. Additionally, there’s a separate tax credit for installing a home EV charger available through June 30, 2026. Timing your purchase is key to maximizing savings.