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Shopping for a car has changed a lot these days, and our Vienna, VA Nissan dealership is a clear example of that in action. Whether you're looking to avoid public spaces for health reasons or simply need to stay home away from the busy highways and streets of Fairfax and Arlington, VA, you'll love how easily you can reserve your new Nissan right now. This is a simple process that can be completed all from your home back in McLean, Ashburn or Reston without needing to visit our dealership, where we currently have a limited showroom as is…

When it comes to a quality and reliable vehicle for your everyday commute, rely on the new inventory at Priority Nissan Tysons to fulfill your daily driving needs.

Driving on the open road may cause anxiety. Many people are even afraid of hitting freeways because of this. To ease the anxiety, you may want to look into having a roadside emergency kit. These offer a slew of benefits, and they can ease the burden of driving short and far distances, guaranteed.

You are driving and then you realize that the brakes aren’t responding as they used to. Probably it’s nothing. A second time feel makes you worried and wonder what is going on with my vehicle’s braking system? It is prudent for regular servicing of the braking system, especially for it to be done during the vehicle’s servicing. However, there are certain signs to watch out for that signal a need for a braking-system repair.

• It may be longer braking distances.
• The braking pedal almost touches the vehicle’s floor when braking.
• Unexplained vibrations while braking.

When your check engine light comes on, this is a clear signal to bring your car into our dealership and have it tested by our technicians. These lights are activated by the computer in your car for a variety of reasons. Consider these top five reasons why your car's check engine light is on.

• 1. Fault with the gas cap
• 2. Damaged or malfunctioning oxygen sensor
• 3. Worn spark plugs and spark plug wires

You've seen and heard of synthetic oil, and some people seem to believe that since it's 'synthetic' that it's not real, or that it's artificial. Synthetic oil is natural oil that has been processed at the molecular level, with additives added at the same time. These additives are cleaning agents that keep your engine clean.

At high temperatures in today's engines, conventional oil breaks down, and doesn't coat the moving parts as well when they get hot. The additives break down too fast, leaving your engine dirty.

Earlier today, in conjunction with the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Cars.com named the 2017 Nissan Rogue its 2017 Family Car of the Year. Nissan's adventurous crossover earned the title for the second year in a row thanks to an array of family-oriented features like an available motion-activated liftgate, available 3-row/7-passenger seating, and unmatched passenger and cargo flexibility via...

Presenting the @carsdotcom 2017 Family Car of the Year: the new 2017 #NissanRogue #CarsBestOf pic.twitter.com/PJUS9sBR5Z

— Nissan (@NissanUSA) January 11, 2017

If you had to guess which is the best-selling Nissan in America, what vehicle would you think of? It’s the Nissan Rogue. Are you surprised or nodding your head in obvious agreement?

Here are a few reasons why the Nissan Rogue garners this spot.

Reasons You’ll Love the Nissan Rogue

• The Nissan Rogue is versatile first and foremost. You can easily seat seven or five, depending on the positioning of the available third row of seats.

Think you know everything there is to know about fully-electric cars? Maybe when you hear the term you think, “small and cramped.” Well, you’ll likely be surprised by the roominess of the Nissan LEAF. Because it’s completely electric, the LEAF requires no gasoline and is great for commuters. But did you also know that despite its size, it’s incredibly roomy inside? Just ask this drummer:

There are so many reasons to choose the Nissan LEAF. If you’re not as familiar with electric cars, we’d be happy to answer any of your questions here at Priority…