When searching for a new vehicle, you want a model that will deliver enjoyable drive, the most prestigious powertrain and attractive styling. The only problem is that many cars which fit this mold are also wildly expensive and therefore costly to insure. Hunt Nissan of course, can think of one exception: the Nissan Frontier.

Back in August of 2011, a few sneaky spy shots sparked the interest of fans of the Nissan Altima. Camouflaged and covered in black plastic, the photographed 2013 Altima offered up the tiniest glimpse, revealing a Versa- inspired front end and a hunchback trunklid reminiscent of the Nissan Maxima. Now, just weeks before the model's official unveiling, Nissan has leaked an elusive teaser video.

Hunt Nissan loves to see automakers creating energy-efficient, innovative vehicles that lower our collective impact on the environment. But in order to really make a dent in the debt we owe to Mother Nature, it's going to take more than just building green cars. It's going to take out-of-the-box thinking, deep-seated dedication and a commitment to eco-friendly practices outside the automotive realm. To illustrate what we mean, let us share a story about the Nissan LEAF.

Often times, a true masterpiece is created from the unlikeliest of automotive combinations. Such is most certainly the case with the Nissan JUKE-R. You wouldn't expect a modified variant of the Nissan JUKE crossover to reach jaw-dropping speeds. Then again you also wouldn't expect the model to come with the 485-horsepower turbocharged V6 of a Nissan GTR now, would you?

From the first teaser image released, Hunt Nissan could tell that the new 2013 Nissan Pathfinder was going to be a force to be reckoned with. The darkened model shot revealed a heavily contoured beltline, strong fenders and a sense of motion even when standing still. Now, post-Detroit we have garnered a bit more Nissan Pathfinder knowledge but even so, remain anxious for the full vehicle release.

Already a fan of the Nissan Rogue? If so, Hunt Nissan can see why. Modern, sophisticated styling blended with all the necessary utility vehicle features make for the perfect automotive recipe. But we aren't here to talk about the Rogue right now. Instead we'd like to you to keep the model in the back of your mind as we inform you of its European crossover sibling: the Nissan X-Trail.

Those who keep an eye on our Hunt Nissan blog know we're committed to staying on the forefront of new Nissan model releases. As soon as details are unveiled, we get anxious to share. But sometimes, in the midst of other excitement, the debut of a next-gen vehicle gets delayed. When that happens it's our job to assure you that the new model is still on its way.

Since its inception in 2010, the Nissan LEAF has taken the world, and global media, by electric-storm, gathering up awards and accolades in its path. Most noteworthy, the zero-emissions EV picked up the 2011 "World Car of the Year" title this past April at the New York International Auto Show. Now, the revolutionary LEAF has once again stolen the spotlight and earned not one, but two prestigious nods from the Japan Automotive Hall of Fame (JAHFA).

Since 2005, Nissan has cranked out a series of electric vehicle concept models that, while not exactly plausible, have been quite interesting to view. Latest in the lineup is the Nissan PIVO 3 which will make its debut at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show this December. While not everyone is jumping on the miniature-sized EV bandwagon, Hunt Nissan thinks the PIVO 3 has what it takes to make it to the future market.

Imagine having the power to go back to that critical moment before an accident takes place and make one change. What would that change be? For those who, at one point or another, have found themselves needing to stop at high speeds, there's a good chance you wish you would've been able to correctly operate the brakes. Fortunately, Nissan has read your mind. In fact, Nissan has been reading your mind for the past six years.