Nissan Model Research Through the Years | Bob Moore Nissan
Not sure which Nissan makes the most sense for you? Explore our model research pages through the years! We’ve compiled all our Nissan research across models over the years on the page below, helping ensure you’ve all the information you need to make an informed purchase. Whether you’re researching the Nissan Frontier or our selection of sedans, we have everything you need to get started. Use our Nissan research to learn more about trim levels, powertrains, and features.
Nissan Kicks
With an MSRP as low as the Nissan Kicks, you’re not expecting a long list of standard features. While the Kicks is one of our most budget-friendly models, it still comes with a wide range of standard features, not to mention sharp styling inside and out.
Nissan Rogue
The Nissan Rogue is larger than the Kicks, offering a compact SUV frame that provides ample room for passengers and additional cargo. The Rogue focuses on delivering more amenities and a more comfortable driving experience while still offering a sharp design.
Nissan Pathfinder
The Nissan Pathfinder is a mid-size SUV with three rows of seating, offering room for up to eight passengers. Seating configuration changes with your seat layout, but no matter what you choose, the Pathfinder delivers plenty of cargo space and room for the entire family to spread out.
Nissan Ariya
Nissan’s newest EV is the Ariya, a compact, all-electric SUV that adopts a sporty demeanor. The Ariya is well-equipped with numerous features and comes with your choice of two battery options. The Ariya’s cabin is futuristic and minimalist, featuring a large display screen that dominates the cabin.
Nissan Murano
The Nissan Murano is the largest two-row SUV Nissan offers, boasting a mid-size frame with two rows of seating, making it an easy choice for those with bulkier cargo in tow. It’s a comfortable and competent highway cruiser, making for an excellent daily commuter.
Nissan Armada
The Nissan Armada is the largest SUV Nissan offers, providing ample space for families who require a third row of seating. The full-size SUV offers ample room for passengers across all three rows, along with a spacious cargo hold that makes it a standout for road trips.
Nissan Leaf
The Nissan Leaf was one of the first electric vehicles (EVs) to hit the market, with a history dating back to 2010. It hasn’t undergone many changes to the formula over the years, focusing on a niche market for daily commuters. The Leaf remains one of the most affordable EVs on the market.
Nissan Versa
Nissan has a long history of making affordable sedans that are perfect for budget-conscious buyers, students, and commuters. The Versa is our most affordable sedan. It’s light on features, but it’s inexpensive and offers excellent fuel economy, making it an affordable daily driver.
Nissan Sentra
Like the Versa, the Sentra focuses on delivering an affordable daily driving experience. While it has more features and space than the smaller Versa, the Sentra remains a compact, budget-friendly option that offers top-tier fuel economy.
Nissan Altima
The Nissan Altima is one of the brand’s most recognized nameplates, and is a dramatic departure from the budget sedans like the Sentra and Versa. The Altima has a more robust powertrain, plenty more features and a much more spacious cabin, making it a mainstay in the sedan world.
Nissan Frontier
The Frontier is the lone truck in Nissan’s lineup, offering some of the best style in the class. It has all the features and capabilities you want from a mid-size truck, offering several different bed and cab configurations. In a market where MSRPs are rocketing up, the Nissan Frontier still provides value.
Nissan Z
Looking for a performance coupe without breaking the bank? The Nissan Z is your answer. It’s a mainstay in the enthusiast community, offering plenty of driving thrills at a reasonable price. The Nissan Z’s headliner is its 3.0-liter V-6, boasting 400 horsepower.
Nissan GT-R
The GT-R is one of the most iconic names in the industry, with roots dating back to the Tokyo Drift days. A twin-turbo V-6 produces a raucous 565 horsepower and is capable of speeding from 0 to 60 in under three seconds. The Nissan GT-R remains a classic for a reason.