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Inside the All-New 2013 Nissan Altima with Nigel Barker & Al Castignetti

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"ABOUT A MONTH AGO I WENT FOR A OIL CHANGES.THE MAN WHO HELP ME WAS VERY FRIENDLY AND CONCERNS WITH MY NEEDS. HE MENTION THAT I ALSO NEEDED 4 NEW TIRES AND TALKED A LITTLE ABOUT THE TIRES. I SAID I WILL GET THE TIRES SOMEWHERE ALSO AND HE WAS FINE AND UNDERSTANDING. THE OIL CHANGE TOOK ONLY ABOUT 22 MINUTES SUPER FAST! I WAS VERY PLEASED WITH HOW FAST THAT WAS. EVERYBODY IN THE SERVICE ARE ALL GREAT PEOPLE AND CARE FOR THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THANK YOU ALL." -Cookiees

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Nissan to Support Nature Conservancy’s Tennessee Forest Program

Nissan and The Nature Conservancy’s Tennessee Chapter announced a new alliance to promote tree health in Tennessee’s communities and forests. Nissan is supporting The Nature Conservancy’s Tennessee Forest Health Program with a $50,000 grant.

The Nature Conservancy has protected more than 270,000 acres of land in Tennessee, much of it forested. Most often in the past The Nature Conservancy has bought land to protect it, with the vast majority of these forests now open to the public. Recently, The Nature Conservancy has expanded its work in Tennessee’s forests to include restoration of key forests and strategies to combat invasive insect pests that threaten forest health. Nissan’s funding will go toward this work.

“We live in an incredibly beautiful state that is still more than 50 percent forested and boasts the richest variety of plants and animals of any inland state,” said Gina Hancock, State Director for The Nature Conservancy in Tennessee. “We’re grateful to Nissan for joining with us in protecting Tennessee’s rich forests for people and nature.”

“Nissan takes a proactive stance toward addressing environmental challenges, as evidenced by our pursuit of zero-emission leadership through vehicles such as Nissan LEAF,” said Bill Krueger, vice chairman, Nissan Americas. “We’re proud to partner with The Nature Conservancy to address a current challenge threatening the health of trees in Tennessee, supporting an activity that aligns well with our Nissan Green Program environmental action plan.”

The Conservancy is restoring forests across Tennessee at multiple locations and scales. In east Tennessee, at the request of the U.S. Forest Service, the Conservancy is leading local stakeholders in determining restoration goals for the Cherokee National Forest’s North Zone to improve the forest’s health and resilience. Adjacent to the Cherokee National Forest in Johnson County, the Conservancy is restoring forests in Shady Valley to improve the ability of the land to buffer and diminish downstream flooding through restoration of floodplain wetlands and forests.

Counteracting invasive insect pests is another key feature of the Conservancy’s Forest Health Program. Non-native insects and diseases attack our forests, costing Americans more than $2.5 billion each year.

The Conservancy will be empowering communities across the state to identify and thwart outbreaks of forest pests, protecting neighborhood trees as well as reducing the spread of these pests into our forested lands. In one key initiative, the Conservancy leads the Tennessee Hemlock Conservation Partnership, a group of state and federal agencies that have joined forces to save hemlocks on 58,000 acres of public park lands on the Cumberland Plateau from the deadly hemlock woolly adelgid insect. The invasive insects can kill a hemlock tree in as little as three years, and they reproduce prolifically.

The Conservancy is also developing outreach materials and training for communities that are on the frontlines of the hemlock infestation.  The Conservancy will be showing communities how to incorporate early pest detection and treatment into their tree-care programs. Going forward, the Conservancy will also be developing outreach to counteract other destructive forest pests.

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Buy 3 tires and we'll sell you the 4th for only $1!

Stop by Vally Hi Nissan and treat your car to a new set of tires! Buy 3 tires and we'll sell you the 4th for only $1! Click here to read the regulation and restrictions and to print your coupon.

Video: Nissan's innovative, experimental Le Mans project - the Nissan DeltaWing

This is the first in a series of 'behind-the-scenes' films that charts the development of the car and the ground-breaking technology with which Nissan aims to revolutionize motorsport.

2013 Nissan Altima Next Generation CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission)

2013 Nissan Altima Debut Heralds Class-Leading 38 MPG

 

The all-new 2013 Nissan Altima made its world debut at the New York International Auto Show to a standing room only crowd of media during opening press day. Soon, headlines would feature news of Nissan's stylish, innovative new vehicle offering class-leading fuel efficiency as a stand-out among the crowded and competitive mid-size sedan segment.

"This new Altima builds on the fundamental reputation earned over four generations for quality and reliability -- and adds class-leading levels of value, innovation, dynamic performance and premium style," said Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn.

Among the 2013 Altima's many attributes are a targeted best-in-segment fuel economy of 38 mpg highway (2.5-liter engine), new premium exterior styling with a strong presence and excellent aerodynamics, an upscale interior with premium materials, and an outstanding balance of ride comfort, stability and a fun-to-drive demeanor with projected best-level acceleration.

The 2011 calendar year was the sixth consecutive year of market share gains for Nissan in the U.S., with the Altima ranking as the second best-selling car in the U.S. The Altima goes on sale at Nissan dealers nationwide in June at a starting MSRP of $21,500.

 

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Huge buyback event on April 16th!

Happy Friday! Just letting our fans know that on April 16th we are having a huge BUYBACK EVENT! Trade in your car, truck or SUV and get a newer vehicle! Upside down on your trade? Bad credit? No problem!

2013 Nissan Altima Unveiling

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Nissan and Habitat for Humanity

Nissan and Habitat for Humanity are working together to build affordable housing in communities across the country. Your donation can help break the cycle of poverty housing and build long-term financial security for families in need.

Through actively promoting volunteerism and funding home building projects led by Habitat for Humanity, Nissan is committed to making housing affordable in the communities where our employees and customers live.

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