The word rogue has a negative connotation, and when this term is applied to a vehicle, it won’t inspire confidence. However, it is a different matter with the new 2008 Nissan Rogue. Its name is an anti-thesis to what it can really do for you on the road. This Crossover Utility Vehicle (CUV) made its debut at the 2007 Detroit Motor Show and now it’s finally out for the market’s consumption. When you see the vehicle, you’ll be truly amazed by the stylishly modern and sporty make-up, living up to its name – Rogue.

When you come into the interior you’ll experience the coziness of the leather power-heated seats. It has a good sound system that can serve as your entertainment while cruising. The instrument panel is well-placed and can be viewed easily even in the dark because of its reddish-orange illumination. Even at first glance, you’ll see that the Rogue’s interior is really designed for comfort.

Among Nissan’s automobile line-up, its newly debuted Denki Cube is definitely different. And I don’t say that in a negative way. The Denki Cube really stands out from the rest because of its unique design. The design is the first thing that will make you want to take a closer at it. Compared to the vehicles we usually see these days, the Denki Cube is really squarish in design, well, hence the name Cube. It is also surrounded by glass windows making it cozy and charming to look at. It also has a glass roof giving passengers an excellent view of the sky when cruising around. And another amazing thing about the Nissan Denki Cube is that it is an electronically operated vehicle.

It seems that it is not only Motorola that comes up with hard-to-pronounce and real tongue-twister names for their product because this time the name-challenge is posed by Nissan in their just recently launched Nissan Qashqai. By the way its spelled it seems quite hard to utter right? But in actual fact it’s only to be uttered as “Cash Kai” a name derived from nomad tribe in South Western Iran. Nissan Qashqai will be sold to different countries worldwide especially in the UK and in Japan, and will be called by different names.

Coupes are some of the great cars to drive around because it gives the impression of a sporty and high performance drive. The new 2008 Altima Coupe from Nissan is another vehicle that is highly capable of delivering an exhilarating road performance. Make way for the new Altima’s 3.5L V6 or 2.5L 4 cylinder engine. Both these engine options are capable of delivering smooth performance. Tow kinds of transmissions are offered by the Altima Coupe, make your choice with either the sport-tuned Xtronic CVT or the 6-speed manual gear.

Last January 22, 2007, Nissan Motor Company unveiled its newest minicar dubbed the “Pino”. This is Nissan’s fourth minicar model after the Moco, Clipper and Otti effectively beefing up Nissan’s line up in the fast-growing minicar segment. Envisioned with low price and low-fuel consumption in mind, the Pino is also set apart from every other minicar with its simple and understated design and its user-friendly features.