Nissan cars include the Versa, which provides an entry point for first time buyers. The remarkably economical price comes with the sedan version, while the Versa Note hatchback commands a bit more. Stepping up to the longstanding Sentra gets you a family-friendly compact, also favored by commuters looking to save at the pump with up to 37 highway miles per gallon (29 city). Moving up a notch, Altima continues to be a go-to for buyers who are looking for a high-quality mid-size sedan. Still going strong more than three decades after its launch, Maxima tops off the Nissan car line-up. Maxima is a large sedan, ranked among the sportiest and most luxurious in its class. While its V6 delivers ample power, a refined interior and an intuitive infotainment system give the driver and passengers a first-rate experience. Finally, if you’re looking for a commuter vehicle with hardcore green credentials and the efficiency to match, be sure to check out the plug-in Leaf.

Nissan has a range of SUV and trucks to fit a wide range of needs from the Rogue to the Pathfinder and the Armada. The Rogue is one of Nissan’s most successful vehicles. It’s offered in four trim levels, each with optional AWD. At nearly the same entry price point as Murano, you’ll find the Pathfinder, worth a look if a more truck like SUV is your preference. The top-of-the-line Armada is a stylish hulk that seats 8 with a third-row as standard equipment. Armada pairs a beefy V6 powertrain with bold exterior lines and a palatial, elegantly appointed interior available with premium leather seats.

Nissan is one of the strongest import brands in the pickup truck segment with a line that includes three models: Frontier, Titan and Titan XD. Frontier and Titan are gasoline powered, whereas Titan XD is available in both gas and diesel. The Titan, voted Truck Trend’s 2017 Pickup of the Year, is praised for its smooth ride and spacious interior with seating for 6, mated with a powerful V8. Stepping up to the Titan XD gets you access to an available V8 Cummins Turbo Diesel, and it includes commercial grade components such as upgraded 14” brakes.

With models like the 280Z in its lineage, Nissan has long been known for some of the highest performance Japanese sports cars on the market. Today, its sports car lineup includes the 370Z Coupe hardtop, 370Z Roadster convertible, both 2-seaters, and the GT-R 4-seater. If budget isn’t a factor, the $100k+ GT-R is a must-see. It offers up to 600 horsepower, titanium exhaust, NISMO-tuned suspension and high-end infotainment, packaged with sleek styling, inside and out.