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Every company is trying to come up with the best and newest safety technologies to make navigating the road easier. There’s a lot of hazards out there and it can be difficult to maneuver around them all. It often seems like the more safety features you get the more expensive the car gets.
Driving is tough, that’s not an unpopular opinion. Between trying to manage your own car and navigating through everyone else it gets pretty hectic out there. There are a lot of moving parts to try and handle that it would be nice if cars did a bit more work in lending you a hand.
A sleek new electric sports car landed this week down in Pebble Beach, brought to you by INFINITI! This great vehicle is a concept car, and it can only be called vintage with a touch of future! The new INFINITI Concept 10 is a single seat concept car that makes a statement for the future! Continue reading to learn more!
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The Nissan GT-R is a stable genius of a sports car, the pinnacle of great auto-making strategy with a minimalistic lens. This excellent sports vehicle might be old, but its great power and durability continue to draw in drivers and interested individuals. The new Nissan GT-R is a Godzilla in the auto market, old, strong, and still kicking. Continue reading to learn more!
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Even though the Nissan 370Z is known as a performance sports car, it comes with some pretty cool technological features. Nissan enthusiasts know that this car roars with the best of them. While engine specs are at the top of sports car drivers’ priority list, technology is often what sets vehicles apart. With the 2019 370Z, drivers will have outstanding performance and innovative modern technology. Keep reading to see what we mean. Read the rest of this entry
You have likely heard all about the infotainment programs Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. They are both innovative, modern marvels of automotive technology that keep us informed and entertained. They both do so by connecting to your compatible smartphone. Each system can access certain applications from your phone and display them on your car’s front monitor. Keep reading to learn more about each program. Read the rest of this entry
You have likely heard of Freon. And you have probably been told that Freon is largely responsible for your air conditioning system to work properly. Have you ever turned on the A/C only to feel hot or warm air coming out? That could likely be explained by a low amount of Freon. Freon is actually the name of a product made by the Chemours Company. It is a chemical component that is used to keep things cool. Keep reading to learn how it keeps your car cool on a hot day. Read the rest of this entry
Engine manufacturers have been faced with a difficult task for decades. How to make an efficient motor that also satisfies drivers’ needs for speed. Over the years, we have seen new engine technologies like electronic fuel injection, direct injection, turbocharging, and variable valve timing. While those are all great, they don’t compare to the latest breakthrough from INFINITI. The 2019 QX50 crossover SUV is the first production vehicle to feature the new variable compression engine. Keep reading to learn more. Read the rest of this entry
Amazing, modern technology seems to just be the norm these days. Everything from our televisions to our phones to our cars is now loaded with previously unimaginable technologies. Nissan has done its part to find breakthroughs in automotive science. Nissan Intelligent Mobility is one of those breakthroughs. This incredible system features several different innovative and unique programs that set Nissan apart from the rest of the pack. Keep reading to learn more. Read the rest of this entry
The 2018 INFINITI Q60 offers impressive performance paired with a comfortable interior. Everything starts with the 2018 INFINITI Q60 technology features. The Q60 offers all of the top comfort and technology features INFINITI has to offer, paired with impressive engine performance. Read the rest of this entry