Driving has turned over a New Leaf!

Zero emissions isn't a future endeavor. It isn't hype. It's happening. Right now Nissan is doing everything it takes to make electric driving a daily reality. Starting with a pure electric car; not a hybrid, not even a plug-in hybrid. But a true zero-emission electric car made for the real world of highways and everyday commuting.

Of course, the car is only part of the solution. Nissan has developed a lithium-ion battery that can be re-used. This is a brand-new way to move; driving electric. Welcome the all new Nissan Leaf!

The Nissan Leaf is a lithium-ion battery-powered, four-door family hatchback that will cost almost as much as a conventional C-segment car of the same size.

Zero emissions does not mean performance compromises. The Nissan leaf hits a top speed of 90 mph, has a range of 100 miles per charge, and features seat cushion-compressing acceleration that will launch it from zero to 30 mph in just about a couple of seconds, thanks to 207 pound-feet of torque from its 80 kilowatt (107 horsepower) electric motor.

We at Napleton's Nissan,(Riviera Beach) eagerly look forward to the Nissan leaf, which is expected to hit the US roads by 2010.

Murano Inspires Passion!

In the auto industry, nothing can instill greater pride than the reward of customer loyalty. This is why we here at Napleton's Nissan, are extremely proud of the Nissan Murano for being recognized by the consumers who have placed this SUV in a highly elite list.
The Nissan Murano has been rated among the 'Cars That Inspire Passion' in this year's Annual Car Owner Satisfaction Survey, conducted by the renowned Consumer Reports National Research Center. It is the only SUV to have made it into this elite list!
The Murano was first introduced in 2003, and the name 'Murano' is a tribute to its lavish exterior and interior styling, reminiscent of the elegant sculpted glass art that comes from the Murano islands near Venice.
During the Annual Car Owner Satisfaction Survey, a vehicle is eligible for a rating only if at least 100 of its owners send in their responses. The ratings are determined by the percentage of owners who answered "definitely yes" to the question, "Considering all factors (price, performance, reliability, comfort, enjoyment, etc.) would you get this car if you had it to do all over again?"
About 425,000 people participated in this year's survey, which is far more than in any of the previous years' Car Owner Satisfaction Survey's.
We at Napleton's Nissan congratulate the Murano for inspiring passion in its owners.
Performance, style, reliability...we all know that's what Nissan is all about. But what is that one single factor that makes the Murano not just a vehicle, but a passion? We are waiting to hear from you.