Love or hate them, minivans have a place in the automotive market and one of the most premium offerings in that segment is the Quest. With plenty of seating, extremely smart and innovative use of passenger and cargo options, and a versatile people-moving focus, the Quest delivers a luxurious ride for the whole family.

The crossover segment is one of the newest in the industry and also one of the fastest-growing. The Murano is Nissan's midsized entry, contending with some fierce competition and doing well for itself despite that. Like many Nissan models, its focus on value and premium appeal is winning over buyers everywhere.

As the Nissan brand's premium flagship sedan, the Maxima is a full sized sedan offering that focuses on delivering premium value with a luxury feel. Known for its signature panoramic sunroof, very comfortable driving dynamics, and contemporary style, the Maxima is often cited as an emerging underdog in the premium sedan market.

Another quirky entry in the Nissan lineup, the Juke is a polarizing design for the compact crossover segment. Its fun-filled driving dynamics and unique style have won it many fans to make it a surprise high-seller in the new Nissan lineup.

As the largest sport utility in Nissan's lineup, the Armada is also its premium family vehicle with offroad capability. Seating up to nine passengers and with class-competitive fuel economy and capability, the Armada is often the surprise contender in the full sized SUV market.

As Nissan's entry in the contentious midsize sedan market, the Altima is the nation's second-best-selling vehicle in that class. Unlike its chief rival, the Toyota Camry, the Altima focuses on premium styling and driving dynamics to win over buyers and is often compared to far sportier and more expensive models.

The Nissan LEAF is the world's best-selling electric car and is the flagship zero emissions vehicle in the Renault-Nissan alliance globally. Here in the U.S., it was the first mass-produced, nationally-available battery electric car to be sold in significant quantity and has remained a best-seller since its introduction in 2010.

The CUBE is a quirky newcomer to Nissan's North American lineup of vehicle offerings. Based on a basic people moving concept, the CUBE offers versatility and affordability in a uniquely styled package that appeals to many fans. Like many of Nissan's vehicles, its style is polarizing and has won it accolades and derision alike.

The company's signature sports car, the 370Z offers a dynamic driving experience and track-ready performance in an affordable package. Available in limited numbers as a convertible in its Roadster model, the 370Z is also one of the premium race vehicles in Nissan's NISMO racing team lineup.

A favorite sport utility, the midsized Xterra focuses on offroad capability and the active lifestyle. With model options and extras to suit just about any specific use complementing a very capable base package, the Xterra is a favorite among enthusiasts.