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Nissan has announced that the Maxima will end production in 2023. The Maxima has been a mainstay in the Nissan lineup for 36 years. Still, declining sales have led the company to discontinue it.

However, Nissan has yet to rule out the possibility of bringing the Maxima back as an all-electric car. The company is currently investigating the feasibility of such a move. If it decides to go ahead, the automaker could launch the new Maxima as early as 2024.

It's no secret that modern-day vehicles can be expensive to purchase new, and it can also be hard to sell your old ones. Nissan's latest move is to improve this by expanding its Certified Pre-Owned program to include older models and select non-Nissan vehicles. The push is being led by the Nissan Customer Care team, who emphasizes the need for increased transparency for consumers to have confidence in their vehicle's value when they're considering whether or not they should trade up or buy a new car.
 

Recently, Nissan made official the long-standing tech that allows the Nissan Leaf to output energy in either direction. In other words, you could use the energy in the Nissan to charge their batteries, but they can also charge the grid and give energy to buildings.

 

Nissan Maxima Ends Its Run After 42 Years

After four decades on the market, Nissan announced the Maxima is discontinued. The automaker says that the sedan has reached the end of its life cycle.

The Maxima has been a mainstay of the Nissan lineup for a long time. It's been one of the company's most popular models.

Consumer Reports recently released a report. It found electric vehicles (EVs) have bigger savings than gas cars. The report looked at the total cost of EVs and reported that they cost less to own.
 

In preparation for the Fuji 24-Hour race, Nissan has just introduced two new concept cars.

They represent a departure from the typical "Z" racing car. Both concepts are designed for high performance. The new concepts also emphasize fuel efficiency and sustainability. 

As electric vehicles become more popular, automakers are starting to phase out gas-powered models in favor of electric ones. Nissan is no exception—the company has announced that it will release several new electric models by 2022. This shift away from gas-powered cars is good news for the environment and for drivers who want to save money on fuel costs.
 

Over the years, Peoria Nissan has built strong ties with the community we serve, aiming to provide the very best in sales and service. As a testament to this, Peoria Nissan has been nominated and voted into The Best of Peoria presented by Peoria Times! This is the third year in a row that Peoria Nissan has been awarded this mention.

As the weather gets warmer and the days get longer, it's time to start thinking about spring auto maintenance. Whether you're getting your car ready for a road trip or want to make sure it's running smoothly, there are a few things you should do to prepare. Here are our top tips for spring auto maintenance.

? If you have a Nissan car with the key fob push start, then you know how convenient and practical it can be. With just the press of a button, your vehicle will start. Programming your key fob push-start isn't tricky, but there are a few things to consider. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the steps on how to program your key fob push start. Read on for more information!