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Are you one of those drivers that just want a basic car without paying for all of the bells and whistles? If so, the 2009 Versa, available on Monday at your local Nissan NJ dealership, is for you.

If previous models of the Versa are any indication, the 2009 Versa is going to be a popular option for North American buyers. In Canada, buyers are already getting excited for the sale date. Nissan Canada also announced a new Versa sedan with a 1.6-litre engine that provides about 107 horsepower. Canada’s version of the Versa is going to be different than the one offered in the United States in that it’s going to have a smaller engine.

But just because the 2009 Versa is going to be the least expensive new car on the North American market doesn’t mean it is lacking safety features. Side and front airbags still come standard on the 2009 Versa and you can add other popular features, such as power windows, keyless entry and power heated mirrors.

Your local Turnersville area Nissan dealer and other NJ dealership facilities are gearing up for the new model. Visit a Nissan NJ dealership on Monday and see one of these inexpensive cars for yourself!

While Toyota may be the most famous maker of hybrid vehicles, your Chevrolet dealer near Marlton wants you to know that they’re not the only one. The 2008 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid is not only easy on the wallet at the gas pump, it’s also a stylish and comfortable car.

Unique styling inside and out combines with a quiet cabin and plenty of comfort in the Chevrolet 2008 Malibu Hybrid. A midsize sedan, it is one of the best midsize hybrids in its class. It also is one of the least expensive cars of its type. However, you would never guess that was the case given the luxurious ride that it provides.

The gas engine in the 2008 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid is boosted by an electric motor. The electric motor entirely powers the vehicle under light acceleration, and saves gas when the car is stopped. The Malibu hybrid doesn’t have the same high fuel efficiency numbers that can be found with the Toyota Prius, but it nevertheless does manage to do very well in terms of fuel economy.

The 2008 Chevrolet Malibu is a wonderful choice of car for the person who wants to have smaller impact on the environment and save at the pump yet still have comfort, style and even a little luxury.

Your Lumberton-area Chevrolet dealer has one of the best-kept secrets in the automotive industry: the Chevy Equinox. The Equinox is a wonderful crossover SUV, with plenty of room in the cabin, powerful performance and a fit that’s just right for your family.

The 2009 Chevrolet Equinox gets high marks not only for its performance, but for its fuel economy, as well. There are two engine options on the Equinox. You can get a 3.4 liter V8 that’s capable of producing 185 horsepower, or you can get the 3.6 liter V6 that gets 264 horsepower. The smaller engine is used with a five speed automatic transmission, while the 3.6 liter uses a six speed automatic.

Towing capacity for the 2009 Chevrolet Equinox is a surprising 3,500 pounds. EPA fuel economy estimates put the Equinox at 17 miles to the gallon in the city and 24 on the highway. The all wheel drive version of the Equinox gets just 1 mile per gallon less in the city.

One of the key features of the 2009 Chevrolet Equinox is the split rear seat design. You can slide the rear seat backwards and forwards to create more legroom or more cargo capacity. Satellite radio is now standard on the Equinox, and Bluetooth connectivity is an all-new option for 2009.

If you’re looking for a midsize crossover SUV, take a look at the Equinox today.

With zero percent financing available at your Nissan dealers NJ, now is the perfect time to take the 2008 Rogue for a test drive.

The Nissan Rogue is the automaker’s answer to the compact SUVs that other car companies have offered in previous years. This is Nissan’s first attempt to compete in the compact SUV market and, as one article describes, the automaker “seems ready for the pro-bowl.”

In the same article, the reviewer mentions that the 2008 Rogue also has a “cockpit” that feels more like a sports car than that of an SUV. It’s pretty good when you can feel like you’re driving a sports car without the cost of driving one.

The seats are also made from a sturdy material that seems like it is durable enough to last for several years. The leather upholstery was even better. Black seats with red stitching resembled the interior of a sports car, making the reviewer theorize that the demographic for the Rogue is a younger male driver more than any other group.

Regardless of the demographic, the 2008 Nissan Rogue is an ideal way to get around town. And since you can get one at your Turnersville area Nissan dealer with zero percent financing today, what’s stopping you?

You already know that your Nissan automobile dealers are going to give the 2009 Murano rave reviews. After all, they are a bit partial. But when a reputable and non-partial website like MotherProof gives the 2009 Nissan Murano great reviews, you know the automaker has something special.

Sherrice Gilsbach, the writer that reviewed the 2009 Nissan Murano for MotherProof, starts off her review by using three adjectives – luxurious, pretty and soft. But it’s more than that. She goes on to say that the new Murano is “classy and sophisticated without being pretentious” and she “thoroughly enjoyed driving this car.”

One of the remarkable aspects of the Murano, according to the review, is that it went more than 110 miles before the fuel gauge even budged from the full mark. Despite that, there is “plenty of power behind the gas pedal,” a feeling that reassures the driver even during family road trips. The ride is also “smooth and agile,” providing a luxurious ride without the luxury price.

Your Nissan automobile dealers encourage you to visit your Cherry Hill area Nissan dealer today to check out a 2009 Murano. If it passes the test on MotherProof, you can bet you’re going to like it, too.

When the economy takes a downturn as it has in the recent past, your Chevrolet dealer near Delran wants you to know that we’re here for you. Just because economic times are tough doesn’t mean it’s the end of the world, it just means that you might have to wait a little longer for something you want.

Take, for example, the Cheverolet Cruze. The Cruze has generated quite a bit of buzz this year since its appearance at the Paris Motor Show. The small and sporty Cruze has been highly anticipated. Unfortunately, it is likely that the economic troubles will delay development on the Cruze and some other Chevrolet models. The Cruze was set to debut during the 2011 model year, but now it may not debut until as much as a year later.

There is good news, however. The Chevrolet Volt, which is the plugin hybrid that Chevrolet also displayed at the Paris Motor Show, will not be affected. In addition, the highly-anticipated Camaro for 2010 won’t be affected, as well. This is good news for those looking forward to the economical Volt, as well as Camaro fans who have been waiting for the return of this performance car.

At your Berlin area Chevy dealer, we’ve still got plenty of Chevrolet vehicles to choose from. Come see us today, and we’ll find the right Chevrolet to fit your needs today.

At your NJ dealership, you’re going to be able to get a 2009 Nissan Versa for a base price of less than $10,000. But the great thing is this: That isn’t the sale price!

It’s true. The 2009 Nissan Versa is going to be the least expensive entry-level car for sale in the North American market when it starts reaching showrooms on December 1 of this year. That’s less than two weeks away!

Nissan is able to offer such a low price on these cars because engineers and developers concentrated on value and fuel economy rather than extra features and amenities. And with the current economic crisis, it looks like the automaker’s timing was impeccable.

This doesn’t mean, however, that the 2009 Versa doesn’t come with any features. In fact, you can find many of the same features on more expensive cars. Keyless entry, power windows and a powerful A/C are all included with this inexpensive car. Of course, you can add on some desirable features, too. Even after paying for all the bells and whistles, you’d still be paying less for the 2009 Versa than you would for most other vehicles.

Visit your Lumberton area Nissan dealer after December 1 and take one of these cars for a test drive. They won’t fit in a stocking, but they still make great gifts for the holidays!

If you’re looking for an amazing, award-winning family car, look no further than your Chevrolet dealer near Marlton.

SEAMO, the Southeast Automotive Media Organization, is comprised of the top journalists in the automotive field throughout the Southeast. SEAMO has been around for the past seven years, and has given an award each year for the Family Car of the Year. In addition to the Family Car of the Year, SEAMO also recognizes the North American Concept Vehicle of the Year.

21 different vehicles were looked at for the Family Car of the Year award. As the members did test driving and examined the vehicles, they rated the vehicles in eight separate categories. The categories included Safety, Accessibility, Capacity, Styling, Value, Ergonomics, NVH and Amenities. Each vehicle was given up to a possible 100 points.

The winner for 2009 comes as no surprise. Earning 89.5 points, the 2009 Chevrolet Traverse came out on top. The award for Family Car of the year was presented at the Charlotte Auto Show. It was accepted on behalf of Chevrolet by Tim Groves, the Zone Manager for the region.

If you want to take a look at or a spin in the 2009 Family Car of the Year, come see us at your Marlton-area Chevrolet dealer today.

In an effort to bring more customers to the showrooms, one of the things your Nissan dealers NJ is offering is zero percent financing on several of its most popular models.

Consumers have simply lost an interest in spending their money because of the recent economic crisis. However, when a deal like this comes along at your Nissan dealers NJ, who can resist? Nissan is offering the zero percent financing deal for 36 months on its Murano and Rogue crossovers as well as the Sentra, Altima and Versa model until January 5. That means this would be the perfect Christmas present for that special someone in your family or for yourself!

In addition to that, Nissan is also offering competitive leasing deals, including $199/month leases on the 2008 Rogue and Altima.

“We know that many consumers have done their research, have made the decision to buy a new vehicle, but are concerned about financing and finding the best value,” said the senior vice president of Sales and Marketing, Brian Carolin. “We want to let them know that if they need a dependable, high-quality, high-value new car, Nissan can help them out right now – with great leases and great financing options.”

The new deals are part of campaign dubbed “Nissan Delivers.” Visit your Turnersville area Nissan dealer today to experience one of these great deals.

The Chevrolet Volt will be one of the most exciting cars in a long time to hit the floor of your Chevrolet dealer near Berlin. The Volt is Chevrolet’s electric hybrid car that you can plug in and recharge in a standard household electrical outlet. According to Chevrolet, you will be able to go as far as 40 miles using only the electric motor.

One concern that consumer groups are raising, however is the issue of noise. A plug-in hybrid such as the Volt doesn’t make the same loud rumbling noise that a gasoline engine does.

The noise of an engine is important for some people. People that are visually impaired, for example, rely on the sound of a vehicle’s engine to let them know that a car is coming.

Still, the issue is being studied. There has not, to date, been much research devoted to the problem. Industry experts contend that the electric motor does make a noise, and that the real question is whether that noise produces enough sound or a sound that is unique enough to be readily identified.

One possible solution that Chevrolet’s engineers are looking into is a pedestrian alert system. This would be a noise maker that the driver could turn off or on, depending on where she was driving. Whether such a system would be effective remains to be studied.