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Nissan’s highly anticipated Heisman campaign is back for season 16, introducing a fresh roster of athletes and the brand's most recent vehicles. The 2026 "Tell Them a Heisman Sent You" initiative shifts to an updated format, centering around long-form YouTube episodes and supported by 30-second television spots during college football games. This character-centric web series highlights famous Heisman winners competing for the role of Nissan's lead ambassador, showing off a thrilling lineup of new cars.

The J.D. Power 2026 APEAL Study awarded segment wins to both the Nissan Armada and Nissan Murano. The Armada tied for the highest score in the Large SUV segment, while the Murano secured first place in the Midsize SUV category. Based on owner feedback within 90 days of purchase, the study ranks vehicles across several categories, including cabin comfort, overall design, functionality, and performance dynamics.

Newsweek readers love voting for their preferred auto manufacturers, and they turned out once again for the 2026 model year. Nissan secured awards across seven Readers' Choice categories, showing what happens when a brand focuses on performance and value. Drivers definitely noticed in 2026.

Most consumers know about the high-profile rankings distributed by U.S. News & World Report. Car manufacturers do not exclusively develop new models just to secure a place on this roster, but seeing them there acts as a true testament to their fantastic development work. This year, the Armada PRO-4X successfully joined the ranks, and Nissan's popular Rogue model was likewise named among the big winners.

With changing weather patterns causing more extreme summer heat, preventative car care has evolved into an essential safety measure. Excessive heat accelerates mechanical deterioration, evaporates vital vehicle fluids, and strains sensitive moving components. Neglecting your seasonal inspection substantially raises the risk of roadside breakdowns, radiator failure, and dangerous tire blowouts on scorching pavement. Guarding your vehicle against these harsh elements requires an intentional strategy.

As the winter frost fades, it’s the perfect time to give your vehicle the care it deserves. Months of enduring ice, snow, and corrosive road salt can leave behind "hidden" wear that quietly compromises performance. By scheduling a comprehensive spring inspection now, you’ll ensure your car remains reliable and ready for every warm-weather excursion on your calendar.

The redesigned Nissan Murano has been named the "Most Dependable Midsize SUV" by JD Power for the second year in a row. The company’s 2026 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS) evaluates vehicles over the long term, covering 184 specific problem areas across nine major categories. Feedback from owners confirms that the new Murano is a trustworthy vehicle that delivers a hassle-free driving experience. Whether you’re running daily errands or taking a cross-country trip, you can travel with an extra degree of confidence in this SUV.

Car and Driver has officially named the 2026 Nissan LEAF to its prestigious Editors' Choice list. This innovative electric crossover brings a longer range and quicker charging to the table, along with a significant boost in standard equipment. Its new exterior styling and improved road manners make it more appealing than ever, especially with its suite of advanced technological features.

As a popular choice for families, the 2026 Nissan Rogue has enhanced its appeal by securing the 2025 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK award. This distinction follows updates to the SUV's restraint systems and impact structure, which work together to improve overall occupant safety.

Established in 1992 in the Los Angeles area, the Nissan Foundation was created to help address growing social challenges and community unrest. With a strong presence in California, Nissan sought to support local communities through charitable programs and civic engagement. Over the years, the foundation has provided funding to schools, libraries, media organizations, and cultural institutions across the United States. Its grants are designed to encourage diversity, inclusion, and cultural awareness, particularly in communities that may lack adequate resources.