Source: Pixabay Sports cars have traditionally been associated with high price tags, making them inaccessible to many car enthusiasts. Thankfully, budget-friendly sports cars can help scratch your itch for speed and driving dynamics without blowing your budget. Also, budget-friendly sports cars often offer impressive performance and handling capabilities relative to their price point. If you’re in the market for a budget-friendly sports car with joyful driving dynamics, the Nissan 370z is worth looking at.

Nissan Rogue Sport by Kevauto - CC-BY-SA-4.0 Nissan used to be one of the best car manufacturers around, standing shoulder to shoulder with Japanese giants like Honda and Toyota. However, due to the growing competition in the auto industry and Nissan’s own issues, the company just can’t enjoy a semblance of popularity these days. Despite its decline, Nissan still sells a few of the most popular vehicles in the market, including the Nissan Rogue.

2021 Nissan Rogue SV AWD by Kevauto — CC BY-SA 4.0 The Nissan Rogue is an excellent option if you’re looking for a well-equipped compact SUV with plenty of cargo space and room for friends and family. Its brand-new design for the 2021 model year has never looked sharper inside and out. While the last generation looked pretty good, it was the early 2010s, and a refresh was in order.

Nissan Rogue Sport by Kevauto - CC-BY-SA-4.0 Although Nissan isn’t the most popular car brand nowadays, the company still has a few best-sellers, including the Nissan Rogue. The Nissan Rogue has become a popular choice for many buyers because of its reputation for being reliable and durable, having good general utility and versatility, and providing a balance between cost and value. True enough, this value proposition is one of the biggest reasons for its popularity.

Photo by Tigran Hambardzumyan on Unsplash The Nissan Quest was a minivan that was produced and sold by Nissan for four generations, from 1993 to 2017. Nissan discontinued the Quest after the 2017 model year due to a downturn in minivan sales in North America and opted for more focus on SUVs. It was a fairly popular vehicle when it was in production but poor safety ratings in the last years of production led to its cancellation.

Nissan Quest by Dinkun Chen - CC-BY-SA-4.0 SUVs are the go-to vehicles for many who need to haul people and things, but this demand often means that utility vehicles fetch a higher price on the used car scene. Savvy shoppers with the same requirements often turn to second-hand minivans for plenty of space at a lower cost. One minivan to consider is the Nissan Quest, discontinued last decade. Let’s expand on this by identifying the most reliable Nissan Quest years.

Source: Pixabay Drivers looking for a budget-friendly subcompact car can’t do better than the Nissan Versa. The Versa rose in popularity due to its distinction as the most affordable car, beating its competitors like the Honda Fit and Hyundai Accent. Even for its 2020 model, the Versa can be yours for the starting price of $14,730. But does this budget-friendly price tag come at a cost? Is it safe to buy a used Versa and depend on its reliability?

Source: Pixabay While today’s automotive market is focused on SUVs and trucks, not everyone wants a vehicle with such bulk. That’s where economy cars like the Nissan Versa come in. They’re compact, fuel-efficient, and affordable. But buying one second-hand can be perilous because cheaper cars don’t have the best reputation. We’ll explore this by identifying the most reliable Nissan Versa years. With proper research, careful shopping, and smart buying (including a pre-purchase inspection), the Nissan Versa can be the right choice for a used car.

Photo by Tigran Hambardzumyan on Unsplash While Ford and Chevy both took breaks from their midsize pickup options, the Nissan Frontier has been chugging along steadily since 1997. And while there were a few years in the mid-2000s that sullied the reputation of the Frontier, it has been a solid offering with relatively few problems once the ship was righted. It has even been J.D. Power’s most reliable midsize pickup three years in a row.

Nissan Maxima by Kevauto - CC-BY-SA-4.0 For more than 40 years, the Maxima has served as Nissan’s flagship sedan (including when it first came to the U.S. as the Datsun Maxima). Over the decades, the car has served as the perfect bridge between mainstream affordability and upscale characteristics. And for many, it makes the ideal used car. So, knowing the most reliable years of the Nissan Maxima is essential. With this in mind, let’s explore the best Maxima models to consider as a used car.