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?If you value space and capability in your vehicle, our Nissan lineup offers a diverse selection of SUVs and crossovers in a variety of shapes and sizes so you can take advantage of the features that make the most sense for your individual lifestyle. From compact crossovers designed to help you navigate busy city streets to full-size SUVs packed with family-friendly features, we have a wide array of stunning vehicles to choose from.

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If you're hunting for a reliable, capable SUV, your search likely led you to the Nissan Rogue and Nissan Rogue Sport. However, the difference between these two spectacular SUVs may not be immediately apparent with a cursory glance. In fact, photos might have you wondering if the two are different at all! Long story short, they're similar, but different. Which one you pick depends on your personal preferences. Let's break them down:

Nissan Rogue vs. Nissan Rogue Sport

The 2018 Nissan Armada has arrived right here at our Ann Arbor, MI dealership and, if you're in the market for a full-size SUV that's perfect for the whole family, then it deserves to be right at the top of your list. But what's new this model year?

 

Here at Fox Ann Arbor we offer Fox Certified vehicles to choose from.

What is Fox Certified?

Fox Certified is a badge of honor given to pre-owned models on our lot that meet the Fox Certified qualifications. These qualifications include

• 126-point inspection
• Clean title
• Up to date on manufacturer-recommended maintenance
• Fully reconditioned

A Fox Certified vehicle comes with many advantages over a regular pre-owned model. These benefits include:

• 12-month/12,000-mile limited powertrain warranty
• A FREE one year maintenance plan
• A three-day satisfaction guarantee

 

As the holiday season gets into full swing, and the New Year gets closer every day, we here at Fox Ann Arbor Nissan, are excited to bring our Michigan customers the latest, 2018 models of high-quality cars, trucks, and SUVs from Nissan.

We already have a great selection of 2018 models available, including the 2018 Nissan Altima, and the 2018 Nissan Rogue.

 

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As the colder weather rolls in, it is important that you address the shape of your old wiper blades by replaced them for a new winter version. Here is why to visit the dealership to get your vehicle fitted for new winter wiper blades.

When the weather gets colder, the rubber in your wiper blades begin to harden and could tear. The construction of the winter wiper blades resists that tearing and will last the who season without incident.

The winter wiper blades are covered in a rubber shell that hides the metal framework from having to come in contact…

?It’s winter time in the Northern Hemisphere – particularly, in Ann Arbor, MI.

Although the weather this winter in Florida will unarguably be lukewarm the entire winter – Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and Valentine’s Day – in Michigan it will be unbearably cold, not to mention yield loads of wintry precipitation that can cause us potential problems.

You should keep a tool or machine that can help bail you out of tough situations this winter, as you could find yourself stranded, in the middle of nowhere, without any help, any smartphone service, or hardly any traffic...

When you own a car one of the things that you will need is insurance. While many insurance policies will cover any costs associated with things such as collisions and liability, there are some expenses that it doesn’t cover. As a result, the consumer will often need to pay the difference. With GAP insurance, or Guaranteed Auto Protection...

We break down what gap insurance is & what you need to know when in a dealer’s office: https://t.co/Ct6pOeabvo

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The brakes on your vehicle are often overlooked until trouble strikes. To make certain you don't experience a brake failure on the road, keep an eye out for the following warning signs and contact our service department here at Fox Ann Arbor Nissan as soon as you spot any.

Letting your brake pads wear down can damage your rotors beyond repair. How low can you go? https://t.co/VATAIyiA1e pic.twitter.com/eRA7Fa1yit

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