It’s a fact of life that sometimes repairs and maintenance are necessary to keep your Nissan car, truck, or SUV running like it did the first day that you drove it off our lot. If you’re wondering how you’re going to afford that brake work or engine work, our finance professionals are happy to announce that we have partnered with DigniFi to offer drivers Nissan repair financing.

Here is an overview of the DigniFi repair financing service.  

A Nissan dealership isn’t just a place where customers can buy cars. It’s also a place where car owners can bring their vehicles to be maintained, repaired, and taken care of. In fact, a Nissan service department is uniquely prepared to maintain and service Nissan vehicles, but despite that, many vehicle owners still visit generic corner-store service places instead.

We’d like to convince everyone to service at the dealership because it provides some distinct advantages.

If you’ve never heard of the Nissan Certified Pre-Owned Program (CPO) there’s a good chance that you’re missing out on a perfect compromise between the affordability of pre-owned vehicles and the reliability and modern features of new cars. But what makes a Nissan vehicle “certified,” and how are CPO vehicles different from other used cars for sale in Chesapeake, VA? Let’s have a look! 

Every Nissan automobile is built from hundreds of moving parts, and while all of them are necessary to keep your vehicle running at optimal performance, perhaps none are more important for driver and passenger safety than the brakes.

Knowing how essential a functional brake system is, we want Hall Nissan Chesapeake customers to know what to watch out for so they can seek auto repair in time to avoid a major accident. 

There are few things as exciting as buying a first car, but like all automotive customers—even those who have bought many vehicle in the past—the question always comes to back to this: is it better to buy a new vehicle, or a pre-owned one? Both certainly have their benefits, but first-time car customers looking for used cars for sale in Chesapeake, VA are onto the right idea.

Buying one of our pre-owned Nissan models is an excellent consumer decision, especially for those buying their first vehicles. 

When a customer is interested in learning what incremental changes are being applied to a new vehicle, they can look it up online and discover a new trim, some new paint colors, or even a handful of new tech features. That isn't the case for the latest Nissan Pathfinder, because everything has been overhauled.

Our Chesapeake Nissan customers should be very excited to learn that the 2022 Nissan Pathfinder has been reinvented for the new model year! 

Whenever an automotive customer is considering one of the many used cars for sale in Chesapeake, they’ve likely given at least some consideration to checking the CARFAX report before signing on the dotted line.

Here at Hall Nissan Chesapeake, however, we find that many people don’t always realize what CARFAX is, or that these reports are available to them. 

Put simply, every single Nissan SUV is a gem for a number of reasons, but even the smallest of our crossover SUVs can do an impressive job towing. Some can haul larger loads than others, but all four Nissan SUVs, from the Nissan Rogue to the Nissan Armada, are capable of towing. 

Officially, April is National Car Care Month here at Hall Nissan Chesapeake, but in many ways, every month should be “car care month," shouldn’t it? Why wouldn’t every driver want to take the best care possible of their vehicles to ensure they run the way they were intended to run while minimizing breakdowns and costly repairs?

Our Nissan service department does an excellent job handling regular maintenance all year, but this is a great month to remind people of a few services that are easy to forget. 

There was a time not that long ago where the industry standard for oil changes was 3,000 miles, but the quality of oil and the quality of vehicles has changed that number considerably. These days, a Nissan oil change can be necessary between 5,000 to 10,000 miles, depending on the year and model of the car and how its driven. 

That said, even Nissan models that aren't driven much (especially considering the decrease in driving this past year) require regular oil changes, and Nissan vehicle handbooks typically recommend these occur every six months.