Curry Nissan

No matter where you'll find the Nissan Sentra, and no matter what name it goes by in countries around the world, one thing remains the same: drivers are in love with the compact sedan. And with the next-generation Sentra coming to Curry Nissan, we're certain those in Chicopee, East Longmeadow and Springfield who haven't been turned on to the popular model yet will be.

For 44 years, Ichimura Prizes in Industry have been awarded in Japan by the New Technology Development Foundation to companies who support and develop innovative technologies. We here at Curry Nissan were delighted to hear that Nissan picked up a Contribution Prize for its development of the one-motor, two-clutch parallel hybrid system. Even better, the honor is special this year, as Nissan is the only automaker to be recognized by the organization in 2012 thus far.

Drivers in the Chicopee area will have to pay special attention to the Curry Nissan showroom starting this month, and through the autumn of next year. Why? Well, you'll notice a lot of stylish vehicles gracing our lot, as Nissan has revamped five of its models, and waiting to be reveal them over the next 15 months.

There is no doubt that some of you Nissan drivers in the greater Chicopee area cruised the streets in a Datsun Fairlady Roadster or 240Z during their run in the United States between the late 50s and early 80s. There might be a few still on the road today, but in 1981 the Japanese automaker decided to unite all its auto entities under the Nissan banner across the world. It has worked out quite well, as Nissan has become a household name. According to a report out of Japan, however, Datsun could be on its way back by 2014.

March and April are exciting times for those who follow the automotive industry, like us here at Curry Nissan and other car enthusiasts in the Chicopee and Springfield areas. The next two months offer everyone an exclusive peek at new and exciting model redesigns, concept cars and latest innovations at international auto shows around the world. In particular, we are looking forward to the New York Auto Show, where Nissan will reveal the new-look 2013 Nissan Altima.

When we here at Curry Nissan say that the vehicles you'll find on our lot are fun to drive, we mean it. The new Nissan lineup is full of vehicles that know little to no limits, sport an equally daring style, and that simply put the competition to shame. One such example? Let's go big or go home with this one... We'll turn the spotlight to the 2012 Nissan GT-R.

The performance-driven…

Everyone knows that there's some serious technology packed into the new Nissan lineup. These innovations range from realms of parts and service to entertainment and safety and everywhere in between. Of course, we here at Curry Nissan love it when our favorite Japanese automaker finds another use for these attributes outside the automotive industry... But how often does that happen?

More than you might think, actually. One perfect example of this comes in the…

Nissan is more than just an automotive brand. The Japanese automaker is about delivering the most unique driving experience on the road today, and we here at Curry Nissan think that nothing proves that notion more correct than one glance at the Nissan Cube.

We can't say enough great things about this boxy, urban commuter, but we do know that going into its 2012 model year, things are set to get even better. We…

We here at Curry Nissan love the North American International Auto Show (Also known as the Detroit Auto Show). The annual expo features a wide range of automakers, and each one aims to impress goers with their lineup. Therefore, it goes without saying that many a redesign, concept, and production model make their way from the show floor and into the headlines.

So what did Nissan have to show off at this year's show…

We here at Curry Nissan are willing to admit that many luxury automakers out there sport some rather fancy advanced safety features. We're also aware, however, that Nissan operates under the philosophy that safety shouldn't be a luxury that you pay extra for. That's why the Japanese automaker is dedicated to bringing many of the high-tech safety features that you'd normally find in a Mercedes or Beamer to their own lineup…