Crossovers, crossovers, crossovers. This term has to be the most common automotive related catchphrase of 2018. Yet the folks at Nissan have been using the term for over 15 years when the first Murano was introduced.

“Convoy B, stop ahead.”

The future is always under development. Yesterday’s breakthroughs are today’s ordinary items.

Nissan debuted the coachbuilt R35 GT-R this summer ahead of the car’s public appearance at the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The vehicle was designed by Nissan and Italdesign together and will be hand built by the Italian design and engineering company at its headquarters in Turin, Italy.

As with the 2019 Maxima, Nissan has refreshed its popular Murano crossover for the new model year, adding more style and features.

The current-generation Maxima sedan has been on the market for a few years and it’s high time for an update.

Finally, Nissan has graced its Z car with an updated and exciting powerplant. Making its debut at the 2018 SEMA show in Las Vegas is the Nissan Motorsports Project Clubsport 23 project car with a 400-horsepower twin-turbo V6 under the hood.

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The 2019 Nissan Maxima has received a revised front fascia and other small updates.

Nissan has a longer-range Leaf E-Plus in the works, and new documents show the larger 60 kWh battery will cost an extra $5,500.

According to certain pundits and prognosticators, the sedan is dead. Modern drivers only want pickup trucks and crossovers. Or do they?

Automobiles are much more than just an engine, transmission, interior and tires. They are full of the latest technology and incredible innovations that make vehicles smarter, more efficient and safer.

We applaud every manufacturer’s efforts to improve their vehicles, but some innovations really stand out from the crowd. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of the 10 of the best innovations from this year that you might find on your next new car. Here are the 10 Best Vehicle and Technology Innovations of 2018, in no particular order.

Earlier this year, Nissan told AutoGuide in an interview that it wasn’t abandoning the ‘Z’ nameplate and that a next-generation Z sports car was something they were “studying and working through.”

The subcompact crossover segment is an important one and Honda has a bestseller with the HR-V. The Nissan Rogue Sport (aka the Qashqai in Canada)is new this year and wants to steal some of Honda’s thunder, so we’ve compared them head to head to see which one is better. Here’s what we thought.

The Nissan GT-R is about 10 years old and its fanbase hasn’t gotten tired of it yet. Why? Because it’s a car that represents chance and opportunity, two elements that are found in every corner of our lives.

The 2019 Nissan Frontier is now on sale at dealerships nationwide in the U.S.

Nissan has filed a trademark application with the European Intellectual Property Office to reserve the ‘h-POWER’ wordmark.

From time to time, AutoGuide will wade into the internet’s deep end, including the sewers that are owner’s forums, looking for information on a particular make and model. We do this as a service to you, the reader, in hopes it will help on your quest to buy a used car or perhaps to fix the one you already have. Most of the information listed here is gathered from anecdotal evidence but, to take liberties with an old saying, where there’s a lot of smoke there’s probably some fire.

The Nissan Pathfinder was introduced way back in the 1987 model year as a body-on-frame version of the Hardbody pickup. There have been three iterations since then, oscillating back and forth between unibody and truck-based machinery.

You may have already seen the news, but Nissan is entering electric race series Formula E for the 2018-2019 season. 

The Nissan Pathfinder first appeared in the 1987 model year and has remained in the North American market ever since. It has seen four different iterations, oscillating back and forth between unibody and frame-based constructions.

Nissan showed off what a future electric crossover model may look like with the IMx concept, which debuted at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show.

From time to time, AutoGuide will peer into dusty corners of the internet, wading through poor grammar and incomprehensible rants looking for information about common problems reported on a particular make and model. We do this in hopes it will help you, the reader, on your quest to buy a used machine or perhaps to fix the one you already have. Most information listed here is gathered from anecdotal evidence but, to take liberties with an old saying, where there’s smoke there’s probably a little bit of fire.

The insectoid Nissan Juke appeared in dealer showrooms during the 2010 calendar year. Designed at Nissan’s London studio and refined in Japan, the Juke stood out in the compact crossover with neat touches like under-floor storage and a center console styled to resemble the gas tank on a motorcycle.

The Nissan Juke has been dropped from the Japanese automaker’s North American lineup, Automotive News reports.

The 2018 J.D. Power U.S. Automotive Performance, Execution, and Layout (APEAL) Study has been released.

The long-range Nissan Leaf, which will arrive for the 2019 model year, will get a boost in power and will be called E-Plus, the Japanese automaker has confirmed to AutoGuide.

The next Nissan GT-R is still several years out, but when it arrives, Nissan is aiming for it to be the “fastest super sports car in the world.”

Nissan has joined a growing list of automakers caught in emissions scandals.

The Nissan Rogue was introduced in the 2008 model year as a foil to popular competitors like the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V. Unlike its predecessor, the burly X-Trail SUV, the Rogue plants its flag squarely in the car-based crossover camp. There have now been two iterations of the Rogue, as the model went under the designer’s knife for 2014.

The frog-faced  Nissan Juke appeared in dealer showrooms during the 2011 model year.

From time to time, AutoGuide will scour the dankest corners of the internet – including *shudder* forums – looking for information that will help you on your quest to buy a used car or perhaps to fix the one you already have.  Most of the information listed here is gathered from anecdotal evidence but, to take liberties with an old saying, where there’s a lot of smoke, there’s probably some fire.

Do you own a new Nissan with ProPilot Assist? Or have you test driven one?

Italdesign is one of the most prominent and well-known Italian design firms.

The pickup truck market in the United States is booming. Last year, Ford sold nearly 900,000 units of its F-Series line of trucks. There are competitors from all of the major players.

The 2018 J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study has been released and here are the top performers for each segment.

J.D. Power has released its Initial Quality Study for 2018. 

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recently conducted its passenger-side small overlap front crash test on several midsize SUVs.

When invited to test drive the brand-new Nissan Kicks, I was more than a bit apprehensive.

The 2018 Nissan Kicks is all about style, color, and personalization.

Nissan has opened the order books on the 2018 Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3 race car.

Nissan will trim its North American vehicle production by up to 20 percent this year, according to a new report.

The 2019 Nissan 370Z Coupe, Roadster, and NISMO models are now on sale in the U.S.

The Nissan Pathfinder is a family workhorse that does exactly what you expect it to do.

A recent study has revealed the top 10 cars with the highest recall rates from model year 2013 to 2017.

Nissan has celebrated the sale of the 100,000th Leaf by building an oddball convertible version of the electric hatchback.

Nissan has announced it will expand its ProPILOT Assist semi-autonomous tech to more models.

There was a time all-electric vehicles weren’t considered quick.

Nissan has unveiled its latest Star Wars-themed custom show vehicle, just in time for the world premiere of Solo: A Star Wars Story.

Nissan hasn’t committed to a particular electric car exterior design strategy, but one hallmark of the Japanese brand’s future EVs will be spacious interiors.

Nearly every major automaker has declared the future is electric. If so, the next leap forward will be solid-state batteries, which outdo lithium-ion units.

Pricing for the 2018 Nissan Kicks has been announced.

The generation of Millennials are constantly being talked about, but what are they driving?

Nissan has announced it will slowly stop selling diesel passenger vehicles in Europe as regulators look to crack down on emissions.

Star Wars fans around the galaxy are celebrating May the 4th.