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Fully boxed ladder frame; available 4-wheel drive; excellent power from two different V8s; interior ergonomics
Possessing a number of high profile changes for 2016, Nissan includes something for almost every type of vehicle buyer. Nissan's flagship sedan leads the way into 2016 with a radical restyling and re-engineering. The 2016 Nissan Maxima will feature aggressively chiseled bodywork and a 300-horsepower V-6 engine. The Maxima is not the only Nissan sedan undergoing an extensive make-over for 2016. Also adopting some of Nissan's new styling cues sourced from the brand's Energetic Flow design language, the 2016 Altima is more aerodynamic and boasts reduced weight. A Nissan Altima SR is also added for 2016 providing a high-level sport look and feel to the sedan. Nissan's Titan full-sized pickup truck flexes some major muscle for 2016 thanks to the addition of a diesel engine option.
The Cummins turbocharged diesel will power the Titan XL pickup truck generating up to 555 pound-feet of torque to tow over 12,000 pounds of weight. On the greener side of Nissan's 2016 product line-up, the all-electric Leaf receives its first major upgrade since its introduction for 2011. A larger capacity battery on the 2016 Nissan Leaf allows the electric vehicle to achieve 107 miles on a single charge. The 2016 Nissan Versa Note SV trim level adds equipment previously attached to the SV Convenience Package such as NissanConnect with Mobile Apps and RearView Monitor. Siri Eyes Free technology will be available on a greater number of Nissan products for 2016 and is now found standard on the Juke.