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Nissan had originally planed to start the U.S. production of the new LEAF in December 2012. Manufacturing of the lithium-ion battery fitted in the Nissan LEAF was suppose to start a couple months earlier, in September 2012.

This may seems like a long ways to go and enough time for Nissan to pull their act together. Unfortunately, Japan's earthquake last March has dealt the company a heftier blow than anyone realized. "On March

After being around for almost four years, the latest Nissan GT-R generation will be receiving some powerful enhancements in the land down under. Australian Nissan drivers can expect added features including a more powerful suspension, combined with more horsepower, in the upcoming Spec R variant. The question remains, will we ever see this model at Hunt Nissan of Chattanooga , in Tennessee?

2012's Nissan GT-R is capable of 0-100km/h (aka - 0 to 62 miles