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If you have been shopping for an inexpensive vehicle, you know that used cars are a great option to save you money while preserving your investment. Did you also know about our Certified Pre-Owned Nissan model inventory? What’s the difference, you ask? We can help shine some light on the ways these options differ, and if you have questions or want a test drive, simply stop by or contact our team.

Nissan Frontier earned the @JDPower award for “Highest Ranked Midsize Pickup in Initial Quality” in 2017! #NissanFrontier #JDPower pic.twitter.com/AXtV6f8vBh

— Nissan (@NissanUSA) August 2, 2017

2017 Nissan Titan King Cab Starts at $33,475: https://t.co/JMoy9n5set pic.twitter.com/cakSgIZSDq

— Motor Trend (@MotorTrend) June 21, 2017

There’s a lot to be said about a truck that can offer over 9,000 pounds of maximum towing capacity, up to 390 horsepower, and still maintain a quiet dignity (and up to 21 mpg highway). The new Nissan Titan is one of those models that just doesn’t lose its appeal, no matter how many model years have passed, which is something our Statesboro, Swainsboro, Pooler, Rincon, and Pembroke customers have taken notice of.

Specs and numbers are all well and good, but what do they mean to drivers from Statesboro, Swainsboro, Pooler, Rincon, and Pembroke? We’ve taken the liberty of taking the Nissan Titan and comparing it to the Chevrolet Silverado to see where it excels at providing our customers with freedom and enjoyment for business and everyday driving.

Let's face it. Both the Nissan Altima and the Honda Accord have well-deserved reputations for being outstanding mid-size sedans that offer a compelling mixture of style, safety and value. However, there are some areas where the Altima outshines the Accord -- making the Altima the better choice in our admittedly biased opinion.

 

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