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Located in Dallas, Texas, Healing Hearts Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving its community members' lives. Healing Hearts Foundation offers many programs to help local citizens have a better quality of life, ranging from providing them with essentials such as free meals to extending educational opportunities and assisting individuals in finding employment.

With NissanConnect, you no longer have to leave your lifestyle at the door when you get in the car. Now you can take all your favorite amenities such as music, connectivity, and social media on the road. NissanConnect provides comprehensive services ranging from safety and security to hands-free phone calling and text message support. NissanConnect is easy to use by setting up your Bluetooth-enabled device to the NissanConnect system, which only takes a few minutes to do. 

There is no shortage of great options in Nissan's collection of cars, from sedans to trucks and SUVs. In 2021, Nissan's vehicles are even better than ever. This year you can find some significant updates to some of your favorite cars from Nissan. Some fresh new models join the inventory in 2021 as well. If you've decided that 2021 is the time to get a new Nissan, we are more than happy to help you out. To start, we offer a broad and diverse inventory showcasing the latest…

The 2021 Nissan Rogue is fully redesigned from the ground up! While the 2020 Nissan Rogue is a great choice among crossover SUVs, the 2021 model builds on its winning formula. We’ve outlined some of the main areas in which the 2021 Nissan Rogue differs from the outgoing Rogue. Click below to learn more.

On September 15, 2020, Nissan gave the world a preview of what will be its next high-performance Z model. Continue reading for details. Plus, see photos and video!

The 2022 Nissan Ariya is an electric vehicle expected to go on the market at the end of 2021. The Nissan model will feature a 63-kWh battery and an optional, larger 87-kWh battery pack, offering up to 300 miles of drive range. Both battery packs are available with two drivetrain configurations, which is either two-wheel drive or new “e-4ORCE” all-wheel drive.

There are specific responsibilities that come with the purchase of a car. A lot goes into preventing your vehicle from aging too rapidly or stalling on the highway. It is your duty to keep your vehicle reliable and in good condition. This can only be achieved through proper care and maintenance. The responsibility is not as expensive or time-consuming as it is set out to be. Here are a few things to check to keep your car in top shape.

Engine coolant, also called antifreeze, helps the car radiator regulate safe temperatures so that it will not overheat. The engine heats this anti-freezing liquid, which then stimulates a cooling effect through the radiator. Low coolant levels cause radiator temperature to drop unexpectedly, which, in turn, will solidify the fluid. Driving a vehicle in this condition can result in overheating, or worst cause engine failure. Motorists can avoid these inconvenient car situations if they perform routine coolant level checks and do refills when necessary.

Your Nissan vehicle's security system has many great features and uses. But sometimes, you might find that there are features you have in the system that you don't necessarily need all the time. Such is the case with the horn. For whatever reason, you might find that the horn becomes more of a nuisance or a distraction than it is helpful. If that's the case, read on! There are many ways to enjoy your Nissan's security system – and get the most benefits from it – if you understand how the system works and how to disable features…

For many people, talking to the neighbors across the street or avoiding children's playdates after school is not the norm. A term called "social distancing" is new to the nation's vocabulary in light of COVID-19 restrictions. While we're supposed to keep a healthy distance from others at this time. There are ways to cope with the new measures without going stir-crazy. Here's how.