2016 Nissan Maxima Receives Highest Safety Rating

The 2016 Nissan Maxima has finally arrived. In continuation from our debut post about the brand new and redesigned Maxima, the full-sized sedan has not only become a favorite, but has also earned the highest 5-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Standard safety features include six airbags, antilock brakes, brake assist, vehicle dynamic control and traction control. Earning the 2016 Maxima five stars in the front, side and rollover crash tests.

Driver Attention Alert systems are also available in the new Maxima Platinum model, giving the vehicle the ability to sense drowsiness and prompt the drivers to prevent accidents. While Forward-collision alert, blind-spot warning and rear cross-traffic alert systems are standard on Maxima SL, SR and Platinum models.

From a redesigned exterior to the highest rated safety interior, there is no argument that the new 2016 Maxima is changing the way we think of traditional sedans.

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Introducing: Murano Unmatched

Larry H. Miller Nissan Highlands Ranch is known as the official Home of the Murano, and we couldn't be happier with that title. Since the Nissan Murano first debuted twelve years ago, it's quickly become a favorite for drivers looking for the  roominess that they want and the efficiency that they need. Unsurprisingly, the 2015 Murano is better than ever, but we realized that its many great features can't be covered covered in a single blog post. That's why we're excited to debut a series of blog posts, entitled Murano Unmatched.

Each post will look at a specific feature of the, explain how it works, and illustrate how the feature can be used day-to-day to improve your driving experience. For example, the Around View camera,  the power lift gate, or built-in smart monitoring technology.

As a whole, these posts will combine to paint a vivid picture about what makes the 2015 Nissan Murano so special. Look for the first feature post soon, which will discuss the social design of the Murano's interior.