When you think of the Nissan Altima what comes to mind? Likely, it's safety and stellar fuel economy. After all, it was voted best-in-class for the 2013 year. However, one less obvious adjective that can be used to describe the Nissan Altima would be "racy."

Please allow us to explain:

For the first time in 20 years, Nissan is set to compete in Australia's Supercar V8 Series, and for its entry it's…

As some of you may know, Nissan already produces several of its new Nissan models at an American manufacturing facility in Smyrna, TN. The renowned Nissan Pathfinder SUV and Nissan Altima mid-size sedan are two examples.

But what you may not have known, is that Nissan has every intention to bring more new models to the U.S. for production. For instance, the forthcoming model year will bring the relocation of the Nissan Rogue crossover…

At Hunt Nissan, we know how important reliability is when considering a new car. Luckily, several of our new Nissan models are known for their high safety ratings, impressive fuel economy and with regular Nissan service, their longevity.

But, what about the reliability of the company? Is that something you've ever considered? Well, we're here to tell you, that Nissan has that covered too:

This past month marked the best-ever June sales in…

Sales numbers for March are out and they revealed that the Japan's second-largest automaker, Nissan has achieved a healthy 9.7 increase in U.S. market share.  This represents the highest single-month growth in the company's history. What is even more impressive, is that Nissan U.S. vehicles sales jumped 27 percent, marking another monthly record.

"This [March] was our best month ever,"¹ said Al Castignetti, Vice President of U.S. Nissan-brand?

It looks like Honda, Hyundai and Toyota have to watch out for Nissan ! And February's numbers prove it: Nissan's popularity is growing by leaps and bounds. To be precise the numbers show a significant jump of more than 30 percent. That's tremendous! And, that growth doesn't even take into account for the wild success of Nissan's luxury brand, Infiniti.

If this is certainly due in part to rising consumer confidence