Originally Posted by onehundred80
I see Nissan is noticeably absent from this list, is that a slip of the pen or does your boss read this forum? 
No omission, Nissan is more about being "quirky and innovative" than anything else these days.
Example: Juke, Cube, Leaf, Murano Cross-Cabriolet... ugly cars that sell like crazy. Why, I don't know.
We offer a few appliances (Versa, Sentra, Altima) but the brand as a whole is trying to distance itself from that moniker. The 2013 Altima is basically a baby Maxima... it's a hoss.
The Infiniti JX offers the feature that prevents you from backing over something that crosses your path. The QX56 and Nissan Rogue offers 360° cameras so you can have a bird's-eye view of your car's surroundings at all times...
Clearly, our GT-R is a step in the right direction. If the 370 could go on a diet, it would be a contender as well. The GT-R has always been a legend, but with the North American availability of the R35 we've really made that platform accessible. This has undoubtedly increased our brand exposure and relevance in the global market.
We've never been a big threat to Bimmer, but they've never really been our target.
