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Buying a used car requires some due diligence. But if you’ve already decided on the vehicle make you want, things get a little bit easier. So, if you’re a Nissan fan looking for a used Nissan, this guide will answer all your questions.
Nissan produces various vehicle models, from full-size SUVs to compact electric cars. It’s a brand that caters to different audiences. Finding the best-used Nissan shouldn't be difficult if you know your requirements and have a budget.
The best place to start your search is EchoPark Automotive, where you’ll find dozens of Nissan used cars, all of which have been road-tested and gone through our rigorous 190-point inspection. Before discussing the Nissan line-up, let’s briefly discuss the brand.
Nissan is a Japanese automaker with a global presence. It has been in business since the 1910s, so it has been making automobiles for over a century.
Like many other Japanese automakers, Nissan is known for producing reliable vehicles. Unlike European or some American brands, Nissan doesn’t focus on just one type or class of vehicle. The brand’s lineup comprises SUVs, sedans, compact, subcompact, and sports cars. Whether you're looking for a family car or something sporty, you can find a Nissan model to suit your needs.
Nissan was also one of the early entrants in the electric vehicle (EV) scene with the now ubiquitous Nissan Leaf. It operates as part of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, putting it in the automakers' big league.
The brand has also heavily invested in automotive innovation. Its GT-R model featured advanced aerodynamics and introduced launch control, becoming an instant success in the motorsports world. Nissan also introduced the e-POWER system for hybrid driving, which uses an electric battery and motor without plug-in charging.
Nissan’s lineup is versatile. It produces cars worldwide, sometimes under different nameplates. The following are the company's most popular models.
When shopping for a used Nissan Altima, used Nissan Pathfinder, or any other model, look out for proprietary features. Not all models may include high-tech features, but most Nissan cars now have intelligent features as a standard.
Here are some features and technologies you may want in your used Nissan:
Buying a used Nissan vehicle can be a good choice for several reasons — affordability, resale value, fuel economy, and more. However, it should be a car you can depend on and love. So here are a few things to do when buying one:
Don’t want to roll the dice? Go with EchoPark Automotive to buy a used Nissan. With all the vehicles thoroughly vetted and inspected, you can browse to find the car of your dreams within your budget. You can also view all the details about the vehicle on your screen and take it for a test drive.
1 Vehicle must be in the same condition as described. If you sell to us within 48 hours of receiving our offer, we'll tack on an extra $250, and if not, our offer is still good for 7 days or 500 miles, whichever comes first.
Scheduling a test drive does not reserve the vehicle. It will remain in our inventory and may be sold prior to your scheduled test drive. An Experience Guide will contact you to confirm your appointment.
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