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Schedule a Service Appointment Modern cars require a steady supply of electricity for a significant number of components, including the engine's sensors and spark plugs. The battery plays a vital role in this regard and should be as carefully maintained as any other car part. If you suspect that your battery is starting to fade, have it promptly replaced with a new car battery at your trusted Nissan dealership in Vancouver, WA. Here are five key warning signs to look out for. Need a New Car Battery for Your Nissan? Here are Signs to look Out For Your Battery Is Bulging or Misshapen It's sometimes possible to know when a battery is finished simply by looking at it. If your battery's casing is swelling or even mildly warped out of shape, you'll need to have it replaced at once. Damaged battery walls mean the battery has undergone irreparable damage from excessive vibrations, extreme cold, internal shorts, or another age-related problem. Your Battery's Emitting Bad Smells When damaged, car batteries can occasionally crack open or leak through cracks around the terminals. Leaking battery acid or gas will usually emit a strong sulfury smell, which you'll catch when you open the hood. Leaking batteries are also no longer fit for safe use and should be discarded at once. Your Battery Looks Corroded It's important to keep your battery clean, including the terminals. Corrosion tends to appear and build on car battery terminals over time. You can often clean mild corrosion away with water, baking soda, and a brush with hard bristles. However, an excess of corrosion usually means you need a new battery. Your Electronics Are Faltering As mentioned, many car parts depend on the battery, including the headlights, phone charger, infotainment system, air conditioner, and power windows. If just one of these components malfunctions, there's probably an isolated fault. But if multiple electronics start to misbehave at the same time, a bad battery is more likely to blame. Your Battery Struggles During Winter The coldest months of the year provide the litmus test when it comes to car batteries. Extreme cold slows down the chemical reaction inside car batteries, making it much harder for them to hold and conduct electricity. In particular, older, dying batteries struggle to keep working properly throughout winter. How Often To Replace Your Battery at Your Nissan Dealership When well-maintained, most car batteries last three to five years. So after three years, it's wise to keep a closer eye on the condition of your battery. As soon as you notice the above issues, head to your local dealership for a replacement. Visit Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA, today to have your car battery checked or replaced. Our locally trusted dealership provides an amiable, pressure-free environment for all your vehicle purchasing, financing, and servicing needs.

Browse Our 2024 Nissan Murano Selection Thanks to the 2024 Nissan Murano, uncomfortable car rides can be a thing of the past. The interior of the Murano has been designed to feel like you are in a social lounge instead of an SUV. The designers did not focus only on creating a luxurious-feeling interior; performance is also vital. Let's look at the Murano's details before you go to your trusted Nissan dealership in Vancouver, WA, to see it in person. Visit Your Nissan Dealership to See How Luxury Meets Performance in the 2024 Nissan Murano Performance Nissan Murano's engine is a 3.5-liter DOHC 24-valve V6 with a continuously variable valve timing control system. It produces a torque of 240 lb-ft and a horsepower of 260. Simply stated, torque and horsepower are responsible for the Murano's get-up-and-go capabilities. The transmission is an Xtronic CVT. The drivetrains available are front-wheel drive and intelligent all-wheel drive. The suspension system is an independent strut front and multi-link independent rear system with front and rear stabilizer bars. The steering system is vehicle-speed-sensitive power steering. The brakes are 4-wheel disc brakes with ABS, electronic brake force distribution, and brake assist. Estimated gas mileage is 20 mpg city, 28 mpg highway, and 23 mpg combined. Luxury The interior of the Murano is surprisingly spacious. The front seats are Nissan's zero-gravity seats designed explicitly to ensure your spine maintains its natural position at all times, reducing fatigue. The 14 different pressure points in the seats allow constant blood flow throughout your back, energizing you at all times during your drive. There are climate-controlled (heated and cooled) driver's and front passenger seats and heated rear outboard seats. The luxurious semi-aniline leather-appointed seats have diamond-quilted inserts. The rear seats feature reclining seatbacks. The Bose premium audio system with 11 speakers delivers crystal-clear audio to all occupants. A dual-panel panoramic moonroof gives the interior an airy feeling and offers all occupants exceptional outdoor views. Driver Assist Technologies Nissan outfitted the Murano with 16 driver assistance technologies, including intelligent forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, intelligent lane intervention, front and rear sonar systems, traffic sign recognition, and intelligent driver alertness. Peace of mind due to crash avoidance can be considered a luxury. Infotainment The Murano has 11 infotainment features. NissanConnect, powered by SiriusXM, Apple CarPlay integration, Android Auto compatibility, hands-free text messaging, Bluetooth hands-free phone system, and HomeLink universal transceiver provide the luxury of connectivity while you are on the road. The unique features that provide luxurious space, comfort, and peace of mind demonstrate why the Nissan Murano is so desirable. You owe it to yourself to own this high-performing luxury SUV. Hurry over to Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA, today.

Schedule Tire Service Healthy tires allow you to drive safely, but they will wear down as time passes. Surface friction damage, weather, and time can all cause tire damage. As your Nissan dealership in Vancouver, WA,, we'd like to advise you on a few signs that your tires are wearing out. Looking for New Tires? Visit Your Nissan Dealership in Vancouver, WA Cupped Tires Cupping is an unusual wear pattern where the tire appears to have been gouged at regular intervals. This type of wear is caused by worn shocks or a damaged suspension. Either of these issues causes our Nissan to bounce slightly as it moves, and this bouncing action creates the wear pattern. Our technicians will need to examine the tires to determine the extent of the damage. If the damage is significant, the tread will have been weakened, which makes it more likely that you'll suffer a puncture or blowout. In this situation, we'd advise replacing your tires to prevent potential safety issues. We'll also examine your suspension and shock absorbers to determine the cause of the problem. Once it's identified, we'll make the necessary repairs. Bald Tires Bald tires look almost smooth, and they're very dangerous to drive on. A bald tire has lost all its tread, and the tread enables a tire to gain a firm grip on the surface. This grip reduces braking distance and speeds up the braking process, as the tread produces friction against the surface. If you have one or more bald tires, you'll notice that steering and driving become more difficult. The reduced surface grip from bald tires is even more dangerous if driving in wet or muddy conditions. Bald tires can easily lose contact with the surface as liquid accumulates between the tire and the surface, and this can cause your car to skid. In addition, bald tires are more susceptible to leaks or punctures. We can easily replace any bald tires in minutes and rebalance them so you can drive safely again. Overinflated Tires All your tires have a specific pressure to ensure safety and driving efficiency. This pressure is determined for each model by Nissan's designers and engineers. The correct tire pressure is shown in your car manual and on a metal plate in the inside door jamb of the front passenger door. Most drivers think only underinflated tires are a problem, but overinflated tires have their issues. If the pressure in a tire is too high, the tire rubber is stretched slightly thinner. When you're driving, the air inside the tires heats up, and this increases tire pressure. Overinflated tires can blow out more easily, and this can cause an accident. If your tires look worn or damaged, visit us today at Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA.

Schedule Brake Repair Service There are several tell-tale signs that crop up when you need a brake repair. You may just have a problem with your brake pads, or there could be a problem with another component of your braking system. Either way, you need to head to your Nissan dealership when these signs show up, as driving with faulty brakes can endanger you. How to Know Your Nissan Needs a Brake Repair 1. Metallic Screeching Sound Brake pads are an important part of your vehicle's braking system, and they need to be at least 2/32 of an inch thick to be considered safe enough to drive with. When they get to this thickness, you'll hear them start to make a high-pitched screeching noise every time you step on the brake pedal. This sound isn't just annoying: it's an indicator that soon, your warn-down brake pads will start causing problems and damaging other parts of your braking system, such as the rotors. 2. Visible Brake Pad Wear Although you can safely drive until your brake pads are 2/32 of an inch thick, you should head to the dealer if your brake pads look thinner than 1/4 of an inch. Visually inspect them occasionally. You'll see them if you look between the spokes of your wheels. 3. Grinding Noises Generally, it's never good to hear any kind of noise when you hit the brakes. If you hear a grinding sound, then you definitely need to get to the dealer ASAP. Grinding sounds tell you that there's almost definitely some damage being done to your rotors, as your brake pads aren't thick enough. 4. Veering Car If your car veers to one side when you use the brake pedal, then you need to visit the dealer. You only have enough braking power on one side, meaning your car is pulling to the side with fully functioning brakes. On the other side, you may have a jammed caliper piston or overly worn-down brake linings. Although, this problem can sometimes be caused by contaminated brake fluid, too. 5. Decreased Brake Performance If your brakes aren't as responsive as they were previously, then you need to get them checked out. Decreased brake performance can be a sign of several different issues, including worn rotors or leaks in the braking system. 6. Soft Brake Pedal When you step on your brake pedal, there should be resistance, like the pedal wants to spring back into place. If it's soft and sinks right down when stepped on, then you need to get your brakes inspected. If you need a brake inspection and repair, then come to Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA. We can also fix all the other systems in your vehicle, so don't hesitate to visit any time there's something wrong.

Compact, stylish, and perfect for your daily commute, the Nissan LEAF has been a point of reference for the electric vehicle industry, standing ahead of the competition when it comes to efficiency and innovation. The 2024 release of this iconic EV is now available at your Nissan dealership, where you can come check it out in person and discover its best features. Take the 2024 Nissan LEAF on a test drive and find the perfect financing plan to make it yours. The 2024 Nissan LEAF at Your Local Nissan Dealership Style and Comfort Two characteristics that make the new Nissan LEAF a popular vehicle are its sleek design and its comfortable cabin. Every trim level of this electric hatchback boasts an interior passenger volume of 92.4 cubic feet, offering 42.1 inches of legroom in the front seats, 33.5 inches in the second row, and a maximum cargo volume of 30.0 cubic feet with the rear seat backs folded down. While the exterior of the new LEAF makes it stand out wherever it goes, its interior is just as stylish and packed with plenty of desirable perks. Some of its standard features include automatic temperature control, push button start, a 12-volt DC power outlet, sun visors with vanity mirrors and extensions, and four-way manual-adjustable front passenger's bucket seat. Efficiency and Performance The 2024 LEAF is an excellent choice for anyone wanting to travel around in an economical and eco-friendly way, as it comes with the latest innovations in the industry to deliver a clean and efficient ride. This compact hatchback is available in two different grades, with base models featuring a 147-horsepower motor and the SV Plus trim level pumping 214 horsepower. Delivering a smooth and responsive drive, base models of the new Nissan LEAF come standard with a 40-kWh battery pack, offering an autonomous all-electric range of 149 miles. Going for the SV Plus trim level gets you a 60-kWh battery and a 212-mile autonomous range. In terms of energy efficiency, the S LEAF gets a combined EPA rating of 111 MPGe, while SV Plus models achieve 109 MPGe. Front-wheel drive is standard in all models of the 2024 LEAF. Infotainment and Connectivity Another characteristic that will make you fall in love with the new Nissan LEAF is its modern set of connectivity and infotainment features. Both trim levels feature an eight-inch color display with multitouch control, as well as a seven-inch digital gauge cluster. Standard features include voice recognition, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, Bluetooth hands-free technology, steering wheel-mounted audio controls, and Siri Eyes Free. If you can't wait to jump behind the wheel of the new Nissan LEAF, you've come to the right place! Pick up the phone, call us today at Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA and book your test drive today.

Order Parts Online When it comes to maintaining your Nissan, it's essential to use the right parts. OEM parts are the same parts you'd find on your vehicle fresh out of the factory, and your Nissan dealership uses nothing else when servicing your pride and joy. Why Get OEM Parts for Your Nissan? 1. Performance and Safety Performance and safety are great reasons for using OEM components on your Nissan, and the two things are linked. Brakes are one element to be aware of. For instance, there are vital differences in the way OEM brake pads are designed compared to some aftermarket equivalents, and that can lead to early failure in the case of the latter. There are many other examples we could highlight. Inferior struts or shock absorbers could make the car hard to handle in an emergency. A low-quality steering rack could cause a loss of control, too. Simple items like air or oil filters can harm your engine and make the car run badly if they're a poor fit or they have substandard filtration. OEM Nissan parts help to maintain performance and safety. 2. Efficiency Also related to performance is efficiency. You may think of fuel efficiency when this word crops up, and there are many ways a malfunctioning car can harm this. OEM engine components might avoid problems, for example, by optimizing efficiency in the combustion process. Maintaining the air intake system with original parts helps efficiency. OEM exhaust components could help with fuel efficiency by avoiding issues like back pressure. 3. Reliability Cars of today are more reliable than they used to be, but still, using parts made by OEMs helps them stay that way. Items that may seem innocuous like aftermarket spark plugs could create all manner of problems, like unreliable starting, engine misfires, poor fuel economy, or ignition system damage and failure. (Nissans tend to use either NGK or Denso spark plugs.) 4. Peace of Mind From a Nissan Dealership It'd be wrong to claim that all aftermarket parts are low quality. However, many times when you're shopping for cheap parts, you won't be sure of the quality. That niggling element of doubt doesn't exist when you invest in Nissan parts and get your vehicle serviced by a Nissan dealer. You also know OEM components won't expire prematurely. In the longer term, you're likely to save money. 5. Warranty Compliance A Nissan vehicle warranty usually lasts for 3 years or 36,000 miles. It's not necessarily voided by the use of aftermarket parts, but damage or failure that is caused by "installation of non-Nissan approved accessories or components" is a reason for exclusion. To make sure your Nissan is maintained with the correct parts, contact Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA today and schedule a service.

Browse the 2024 Nissan Frontier Do you need a rugged truck to take you around Vancouver, WA, in style? The 2024 Nissan Frontier is an excellent vehicle to consider and comes standard with the King Cab S and a 4x2 configuration. Let's learn more about it below! The Rugged 2024 Nissan Frontier Takes You Around Vancouver, WA, in Style The 4x2 King Cab S Nissan Frontier features a 3.8L DOHC Direct Injection Gasoline (DIG) V6 engine offering 310 horsepower and 281 lb-ft of torque. It also comes with a nine-speed automatic transmission, rear-wheel drive, A Dana rear axle, four-wheel ABS, front/rear vented disc brakes, an independent front suspension with a stabilizer bar, and speed-sensitive power steering capabilities. Driver Assist Technology Driver-assist technology helps you be a better driver, regardless of what others around you are doing. The Nissan Frontier comes with cruise control, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, intelligent forward collision warning, hill start assist, RearView monitor, driver alertness, trailer sway control, active brake limited slip, and vehicle dynamic control traction control system. Available driver-assist technology includes intelligent cruise control, blind spot warning, lane departure warning, rear cross-traffic alerts, high beam assist, rear automatic braking, and a rear sonar system. Exterior Features You'll enjoy standard exterior features like an active grille shutter, intelligent automatic headlights, LED taillights, a black front grille, rear access doors, a locking tailgate, overhead cargo bed lights, and bed rail caps. Also included is a tailgate spoiler, rear privacy glass, UV-reducing glass for the windshield, and a dampened assist tailgate. Optional exterior features include a 120V AC power outlet in the bed and a spray-on bedliner applied at the factory. Interior Comfort Features Coming standard on the Nissan Frontier, you'll find rear door alert, remote keyless entry, and push-button start. A 12-volt DC power outlet is included, though you can upgrade to a 120V AC power outlet for the rear center console. You'll also find second-row under-seat storage, allowing you to put more specialty tools in your truck for specific jobs or projects. There is also a 7-inch drive-assist display and the NissanConnect 8-inch touchscreen display. You'll also find Apple CarPlay integration, Android Auto compatibility, a hands-free messaging assistant, Siri Eyes Free functionality, Bluetooth connectivity, an AM/FM radio system with four speakers, audio controls on the steering wheel, and a three-month subscription to SiriusXM. Safety Features You'll enjoy the Nissan Advanced airbag system, which includes supplemental front airbags, occupant sensors, and much more. There are also front/rear crumple zones, hood buckling creases, and an energy-absorbing steering column. Whether traveling for work or play, a truck can do things a traditional sedan can't. Contact Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA, to schedule a test drive of the Nissan Frontier today. You'll be glad you did!

Schedule Your Oil Change Love your Nissan? To keep it running smoothly, you've got to do some nitty-gritty car care: oil changes. It may seem like just another task on your car's maintenance checklist, but changing your oil at your local Nissan dealer is a biggie for your car's well-being. Why Oil Changes Can't Wait Motor oil is your engine's best friend. It keeps everything inside running smoothly, cutting down on friction and the wear and tear that comes with it. Skip those oil services and you're leaving your engine to fend for itself against all sorts of grime and gunk. Fresh oil also prevents your engine from overheating by dissipating heat that your engine makes while running. Regularly changing the oil in your car means you pay a little now to save a lot later. Ignoring your oil can lead to some pretty serious engine issues that your wallet won't be happy about. When to Swap Old Oil at the Nissan Dealer Thanks to better oil and engines, you can usually stretch the interval at which you change your oil to about 5,000 to 7,500 miles. It really depends on how you drive. Check your owner's manual for specifics on what the people who made your Nissan suggest. Signs It's Time for Fresh Oil Too Many Miles If you've passed the suggested mileage for a change, don't wait for something to go wrong. Schedule your service and treat your car to some fresh oil! Dirty, Sludgy Oil Oil is supposed to be a clear amber that allows light to pass through. Over time, it picks up dirt and other gunk from the engine, turning it dirty and dark. If you put off those changes for too long, your oil can even turn into a thick, dark sludge that can do some serious and permanent engine damage. Noisy Engine If your engine starts sounding like it's working way too hard, it could be old oil that's to blame. If it starts ticking or knocking, watch out! Those sounds are a warning of engine damage due to insufficient lubrication. Lights, Lights, and More Lights Nissan's got your back with sensors to let you know when your oil's not feeling great. If your oil service light or check engine light flips on, don't sleep on it. Schedule a service right away. Smoke Signals A little vapor? No biggie. But smoke billowing out from the exhaust? That's a sign something is off, like an oil leak or some seriously old oil in your engine. Changing your oil on a reliable schedule is the gold standard of basic car maintenance. A little bit of care goes a long way in keeping your Nissan adventure-ready! If your car needs a change, call Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA, to schedule your service and keep the good times rolling.

Browse our 2024 ARIYA Inventory As Nissan's latest player in the all-electric car segment, the brand-new 2024 ARIYA has everything one can ask for in a family vehicle, including an elegant interior, available all-wheel drive, plenty of passenger and cargo space, and powerful and efficient powertrain options. Here are a few of the features you will love. Now Available in Vancouver, WA: Introducing the All-New 2024 Nissan Ariya Efficiency and Power The 2024 ARIYA is available with either a 63-kWh standard battery or an 87-kWh long-range one. Various well-equipped grades are offered, providing plenty of customizable options for drivers who can also choose between standard front-wheel drive and Nissan's dual-motor e-4ORCE all-wheel drive technology. The powerful Evolve+ e-4ORCE and Platinum + e-4ORCE models pump an impressive 389 horsepower and 442 pounds of torque, delivering all the acceleration you need to merge on the highway and navigate around the city. When it comes to efficiency, the zero-emissions powertrain of the new ARIYA means that you can travel around and discover new destinations with your loved ones in an eco-friendly way and without ever visiting a gas station again. According to the EPA, the 2024 ARIYA Venture+ boasts a class-leading maximum driving range of 304 miles. Safety and Connectivity Technologies While the affordable entry price and the incredibly efficient powertrain configurations of the new ARIYA are the key features behind its reviews, this all-electric vehicle is also equipped with a plethora of desirable tech features designed to keep you and your passengers safe, comfortable, and entertained. Dual 12.3-inch displays act as the ARIYA's infotainment hub and a digital gauge cluster, with standard features including Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, voice recognition, Amazon Alexa built-in, and SiriusXM satellite radio. In terms of safety and driver-assist technologies, every 2024 ARIYA is equipped with traffic sign recognition, rear cross-traffic alert, intelligent lane intervention, intelligent cruise control with distance control assist, and automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection. Empower+ and Platinum+ e-4ORCE trim levels also feature Nissan's ProPILOT Assist 2.0 and ProPILOT Park technologies. Space and Comfort The 2024 ARIYA's cabin is spacious, versatile, and comfortable, making this a great vehicle for your daily commute and the occasional day trip with your family. Every model offers 42.3 inches of legroom in the front seats and 37.0 inches in the second row, as well as 59.7 cubic feet of cargo volume with the second-row seat folded down. Are you ready to jump behind the wheel of the new Nissan ARIYA and explore the perks that make this all-electric vehicle a fantastic choice for your family? Visit Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA, and we'll get everything ready for you to take this brand-new model on a test drive.

Browse Our Nissan Kicks Selection The 2024 Nissan Kicks, available at your Vancouver, WA Nissan dealer, is a crossover with many innovative, tech-based features. Some of those tech-based features you'll find most desirable are driver assistance technologies that help you stay safe while driving. 2024  Nissan Kicks Safety Features Available in Vancouver, WA Intelligent Around View Monitor The available Intelligent Around View Monitor isn't a driver assistance feature but a helpful safety feature. It provides a 360-degree birds-eye view of the area around your Kicks to help you with parking and navigating around obstacles. Intelligent Cruise Control Available Intelligent Cruise Control combines safety and convenience by helping you keep a pre-determined distance from the car in front of you. Your Kicks will use a radar sensor to detect where the vehicle in front of you is, and then your car can control its braking and accelerating to adjust your speed and keep you a safe distance from the vehicle you're driving behind. Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection Your Nissan Kicks can detect cars and pedestrians that you may collide with. If you're in danger of hitting a driver or pedestrian, then your Kicks will use the brakes to mitigate the collision or make the collision less severe. Rear Automatic Braking Your Kicks can pay attention to what's going on behind you and help prevent collisions with stationary obstacles that you can't easily see. It'll send you an alert if it detects an object in your path, and it can apply the brakes if you don't stop driving to avoid a rear collision. Blind Spot Warning Blind Spot Warning makes it significantly easier to monitor your blind spot. If a vehicle is in your blind spot, your Kicks will let you know so you can avoid changing lanes when it's unsafe to do so. Rear Cross Traffic Alert When you're backing up, cars can easily approach you from the left or right behind your vehicle, and it can sometimes be hard to see them. Your Kicks can always protect them and will let you know if there's a vehicle approaching from either side, allowing you to stop reversing in time to prevent a collision. Lane Departure Warning It's not uncommon to accidentally drift toward the edge of your lane, especially if there are distractions while driving. Your Kicks, however, knows that you don't always mean to change lanes when drifting out of your lane. It'll send you an alert via haptic feedback on your steering wheel when you unintentionally leave your lane. Stop by Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA, to test drive the Kicks today. If you have any questions about the car, you can contact our sales department at 360-892-9004.

Browse Our Selection At a glance, the Nissan Versa and Nissan Sentra are similar in size and body shape. But each has its own unique features that might make it the better choice for you. Here's what to expect when you test drive both vehicles at your local Nissan dealer in Vancouver, WA. Versa or Sentra? Which One is for You? Comparing Exterior Sizes While they may look similar in size and shape, the Sentra is slightly larger than the Versa. The Versa is 177 inches long and 68.5 inches wide. By comparison, the Sentra is 182.7 inches long and 71.5 inches wide. The two vehicles are nearly the same height, with the Versa just a quarter inch taller than the Sentra. Differences in Performance and Gas Mileage In terms of performance, the Sentra leads the way with more horsepower and torque. The Sentra offers 149 horsepower and 146 pounds per foot of torque, while the Versa has up to 122 horsepower, depending on the model, and 114 pounds per foot of torque. However, despite the differences in engine performance, the Versa and Sentra get similar gas mileage. The Versa gets slightly better gas mileage in the city, at an EPA-estimated 32 MPG city and 40 MPG highway. The Sentra also gets an EPA-estimated 40 MPG highway and 30 MPG city. However, to get the maximum available MPG, you'll need to opt for the upgraded Xtronic CVT transmission on the Versa. Comparing Interior Features While the exterior of both vehicles may be very similar in size, the Sentra and Versa interior layout offer a distinct benefit. For taller drivers and front-seat passengers, the Versa offers a half-inch of extra headroom in the front row. However, if you prefer a roomier backseat, the Sentra offers almost four additional inches of legroom in the backseat compared to the Versa and an additional half inch of legroom in the front row. The Versa also has up to 15 cubic feet of trunk space, while the Sentra has 14.3 cubic feet. Both the Versa and the Sentra are equipped with various interior features, including Nissan's Zero Gravity front seats, designed to reduce fatigue by relieving pressure points, large touchscreen displays, and wireless charging. Models and Trim Packages From Your Nissan Dealer in Vancouver, WA The Nissan and Versa are available in three different models: the S, SR, and SV. While the standard model Versa S starts at a lower price point than the Sentra S, the various model options make both vehicles comparable in price, depending on your chosen features. Now that you know a little more about what to expect from the Versa and the Sentra, view our selection, find the one for you, and schedule a test drive. Got questions? Contact us at Alan Webb Nissan; we have answers!

Check Out the 2024 Nissan Murano The 2024 Nissan Murano stands out as a beacon of innovation and performance in the bustling world of crossovers and SUVs. At Alan Webb Nissan, we're excited to introduce this latest iteration, which promises to elevate your driving experience with its blend of style, comfort, and cutting-edge technology. Let's explore what makes the 2024 Murano a must-have for any discerning driver. Features & Performance You Can Count On Unmatched Comfort and Style The moment you step inside the 2024 Nissan Murano, you're greeted by an oasis of comfort. The cabin is designed with the driver and passengers in mind, offering spacious seating and high-quality materials throughout. The zero-gravity front seats are a highlight, providing unparalleled support during long drives. Additionally, the panoramic moonroof floods the interior with natural light, enhancing the sense of openness and freedom. Advanced Technology at Your Fingertips Nissan understands the importance of staying connected on the go. The Murano's advanced infotainment system is a testament to this, featuring a user-friendly interface with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Whether navigating through city streets or cruising on the highway, the Murano keeps you connected to your favorite apps and music. Moreover, the 11-speaker Bose audio system ensures your soundtrack is crisp and clear, turning every drive into a concert-like experience. Safety First Safety is paramount in the 2024 Nissan Murano. Equipped with Nissan's Safety Shield 360, the Murano offers six advanced safety features designed to protect you and your passengers. From Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection to Rear Cross Traffic Alert, the Murano is vigilant about your safety, giving you peace of mind on every journey. Performance That Excites Under the hood, the 2024 Murano impresses with its robust performance. Powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine, it delivers a smooth and responsive ride with 260 horsepower at your disposal. The Murano's intelligent all-wheel drive (AWD) system adapts to changing conditions, ensuring optimal traction and stability. Whether you're navigating snowy roads or taking on a rainy day, the Murano handles it all with grace and agility. Fuel Efficiency Meets Power Efficiency is key today, and the Murano doesn't disappoint. Its engine is designed to balance power and fuel efficiency, ensuring you can enjoy spirited drives without frequent stops at the gas station. This makes the Murano an ideal companion for both city commutes and adventurous road trips. At Alan Webb Nissan, we believe the 2024 Nissan Murano is more than just a vehicle; it's a partner in your daily adventures. With its stylish design, advanced technology, uncompromising safety features, and dynamic performance, the Murano is ready to enhance your driving experience. Visit us to discover how the 2024 Nissan Murano can transform your journeys and add a touch of luxury to your everyday life.