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It's not a rumor. It's not a render. It's real, and it's been a long time coming.

Nissan confirmed the return of the Xterra at a global media event in Nashville, Tennessee, as part of the brand's new long-term vision: "Mobility Intelligence for Everyday Life." For anyone who's spent the last decade wondering why Nissan walked away from one of the most beloved off-road SUVs on the road, this one's for you.

Chairman of Nissan Americas Christian Meunier said it best in a LinkedIn post right after the announcement: "Bad ass is back…

This Is What Car Buying Should Feel Like

There's no shortage of places to buy a car in the Phoenix metro area. So why do drivers from Surprise, Peoria, Avondale, and across the Valley keep coming back to Coulter Nissan?

It's not just the inventory. It's not just the prices. It's the way the whole experience feels from the first time you walk in to the tenth time you bring your car in for service.

Here's what actually sets us apart.

Here's the honest truth: there's no single magic moment when car prices fall off a cliff and everyone wins. But there are real patterns, predictable windows when dealers are more motivated, incentives are stronger, and your buying power is at its peak.

If you're flexible on timing, knowing these windows can save you thousands.

Electric vehicles used to feel like a compromise - less range, fewer options, more charging anxiety. Not anymore. Nissan has been in the EV space longer than almost anyone, and today its electric and electrified lineup is more compelling than ever.

If you're exploring Nissan electric vehicles for the first time, here's everything you need to know.

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If you've pulled up to a pump anywhere in the Valley this week, you already felt it. Phoenix gas prices have surged to $4.63 a gallon for regular (as of March 29), up roughly $1.30 compared to this time last year, and analysts aren't promising quick relief. Here's what's driving it, and six proven ways to make every gallon in your Nissan count more starting today.

It’s one of the first questions every car shopper hits, and one of the most confusing, especially here in Arizona, where how you drive can look very different depending on your routine. Buy or lease? Own or drive? Neither answer is wrong. But one of them is probably a lot better for your situation.

If you’re trying to decide between buying vs. leasing a Nissan, here’s how to think about it.

Driving a Nissan LEAF is different from driving a traditional gasoline vehicle. Because the LEAF is fully electric, it uses advanced electronic systems to manage battery performance, charging, and electric motor operation.

To keep drivers informed, the LEAF dashboard includes a variety of indicator lights and symbols. Some simply show that a feature is active; others indicate that the vehicle needs attention.

Understanding what these dashboard lights mean can help you respond quickly if a warning appears and keep your vehicle performing at its best.

The Ultimate Guide to Buying 2026 and 2027 Nissan Vehicles

If you’re shopping for a new vehicle in Arizona, 2026 and 2027 are shaping up to be exciting model years for Nissan. Whether you’re looking for a fuel-efficient commuter car, a family-friendly SUV, or a capable truck, Nissan’s newest lineup offers advanced safety, innovative tech, and versatile performance across the board.

Here’s your comprehensive guide to what to expect, and how to choose the right 2026 or 2027 Nissan for your lifestyle.

The Ultimate Nissan Maintenance Checklist: Keep Your Vehicle in Peak Shape

Owning a Nissan means you expect reliability, performance and long-term value. Whether you drive a fuel-efficient sedan or a hardworking truck, staying on top of routine maintenance is the key to protecting your investment. At Coulter Nissan, we make it easy to follow your vehicle’s recommended service schedule, so your car, truck or SUV keeps performing the way it was designed to.

Tax season isn’t just refund season, it’s opportunity season.

Manufacturers and dealerships know tax time is prime shopping season, so they bring out some of the best offers of the year. If you’re expecting a refund, you’re walking around with built-in buying power. And when you combine that refund with aggressive dealership discounts and special APR offers, you create the perfect storm for upgrading your vehicle.

Tax season gives you flexibility, which means you can upgrade to what you want, not just what you can afford. Let’s break down what that looks like.