2016 Nissan Juke SL AWD Show
M SRP : $21,150 - $27,840
EPA : 28 city/32 hwy
Overview : The Juke places the “amusing” in “funky,” making it perfect for folks who need a spry and rapid little runabout that still stands proud in traffic. It’s powered by means of a 188-hp 1.6-liter faster four-cylinder with the front-wheel force; all-wheel drive is optional. Unluckily, a CVT is the simplest available transmission, which takes some pleasure out of driving. At the plus side, its mild and informative guidance makes it easy to fling around returned-us of a curves or to jockey for role on a crowded interstate.
2017 Nissan GT-R 2017 Show
M SRP : $103,365 - $151,585
EPA : 16 (est) city/22 (est) hwy
Overview : Doesn’t remember what you call it—GT-R or, greater fittingly, Godzilla—Nissan’s variety topper is a supercar-stomping, excessive-tech dynamo. Its 3.Eight-liter dual-rapid V-6 makes a potent 565 hp even as a six-pace dual-grab automated and all-wheel pressure group up to position all that strength to the pavement. The GT-R’s quick steering, rigid shape and adjustable suspension could make even amateurs sense positively heroic from in the back of the wheel. Need more? Take a look at out the tune-equipped NISMO-tuned variant with 600 hp.
2016 Nissan Frontier Pick Up LE Review
M SRP : $19,190 - $37,010
EPA : 19 city/23 hwy
Overview : The old stone that is the Frontier keeps rolling—its basic design dates to 2005, it’s had only minimal changes since 2009, and a replacement probably won’t arrive for a few more years. To meet the needs of buyers today, the Frontier offers extended-cab or crew-cab versions, with a base 152-hp 2.5-liter four or optional 261-hp 4.0-liter V-6, a six-speed manual or five-speed automatic, rear-wheel or all-wheel-drive versions, and trim levels ranging from base to the Baja-inspired Desert Runner.
