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Japanese auto manufacturer Nissan is proving very popular in the country of Norway, which has dedicated itself to using alternative fuels for transportation uses. The country has made purchasing and driving electric vehicles (EVs) not only feasible, but also a common-sense choice for consumers through revising its incentives and infrastructures to support the new technologies.

Today, almost nothing is as important is staying connected. Whether it's a connection with friends, family, or your significant other, communication is key in our society. That's why Nissan is focusing on connected car technologies. A few weeks ago, the company debuted several new technologies, including an innovative twin-display system (as shown in the Infiniti LE Concept) and a new generation of NissanConnect systems (which will debut on the all-new 2013 Nissan Altima). The brand has also been working closely with top technology companies like Pandora Radio, Google, and Intel.

When you're looking for a taxi New York, you're probably searching for a yellow large sedan that isn't all that stylish, right? Well, things are changing in New York City with the introduction of the Nissan NV200 Taxi, also known as the "Taxi of Tomorrow." On the eve of the 2012 NY International Auto Show, the Japanese brand debuted this fuel-efficient taxi, and it's still available for public viewing at the show's Jacob Javits Center from now until April 15^th.

Nissan racer and FT Academy winner Bryan Heitkotter has an interesting opinion about the connection between players participating in racing video games and how those skills translate to real life. Heitkotter, whose Nissan GT-R Black Edition was used as a part of the 4 car packs in a December 2011 Sony PS3 GranTurismo5 game release, argues that simulated racing skills can hone real life driving skills as well.

Japanese automaker Nissan may be based overseas, but its philanthropic actions are certainly prevalent in the United States. Since 2005, Nissan has been a sponsor of the Habit for Humanity program, which uses volunteers to construct homes for those in need. Since its inception, Nissan has donated 104 vehicles (and counting!) to the program, and its employees have helped construct more than 50 homes in communities surrounding Nissan manufacturing plants and corporate operations. Now, the Japanese automaker has decided to extend its reach across the United States with more spread-out Habitat projects with an even greater emphasis on energy efficiency.

Despite the various (supposedly) time-saving gadgets that infiltrate all of our lives these days, it seems like each day passes more quickly than the next. Sometimes, there just isn't enough time in the day to get everything done. Nissan, that clever Japanese automaker, knows this, and that's why the company has setup a way to pay your new Nissan lease or loan through Nissan motor Acceptance Corporation online. Signing up for paperless statements today can save you both time and money!

Most drivers know that Japanese auto manufacturer Nissan is always on the cutting edge of new technologies. The company always seems to be inventing new gadgets and powertrains for its automobiles, but now it's taken this dedication to innovation a step further. Nissan recently announced plans to sell a self-healing iPhone case later this year. This case uses automotive coating technology to protect and self-heal itself.

<p>At <b>Charles Barker Nissan</b>, we like to think we have one of the friendliest sales staffs this side of the Mississippi; however, we know that's not always the case during a car-buying experience. Have you ever wished you could bypass a salesperson and do all of your auto research online, but in a way that didn't involve scanning rows of specs and fuel economy ratings? Nissan Canada has found a solution. Recently, this branch of the company launched a virtual showroom-complete with a friendly, informative salesperson-on its YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/nissancanada).</p>

The Nissan LEAF isn't just another car. It's the first mass-market EV ever produced and thus responsible for growing environmental awareness and responsibility. Perhaps even more impressive is the understated, yet impactful way in which it has done this. Everything - from its Nissan-exclusive, EV-IT technology to its contemporary styling - works in its favor... not to mention fuel economy that promises to put even the most conservative petrol models to shame. For the 2012 model year, that's 106 miles per gallon (mpg)/city and 92mpg/highway. You don't just have to take our word for it, or…

For the moment that we have all been waiting for, Nissan has revealed their new JUKE Nismo Concept ahead of its scheduled debut at this year's Tokyo Motor Show scheduled for the first week of December. And, Charles Barker Nissan is here to clue you in on all of the heart-racing details.