The Pittsburgh Regatta

Heading to the Pittsburgh area for the 4th of July? Next week is the Pittsburgh Regatta heading into its 35th year! The Regatta is FREE to the public and features a powerboat race, sand sculpting, fireworks, live performances and more!


This highly anticipated event is appreciated by over 500,000 people annually... and great things are in store!

Expect some new twists to go along with all the favorites that have made Regatta one of the most famous festivals in the United States.

For more info visit: http://www.threeriversregatta.net/

Nissan Juke

Looking for a fresh looking car that's a ton of fun to drive? Check out the new Juke from Nissan!

This unique car is not only easy on the wallet when you purchase (Priced at $24,835 or lower), but is easy to fill at the pump with 30+mpg!

The Juke also features All-Wheel-Drive, and a 188hp turbocharged engine, so you get the speed you need!

Since the Juke is a Wagon / SUV sports crossover there's plenty of storage space to fit your lifestyle with up to 35.9 cu.ft. of storage space! Technology also doesn't take a back-seat, the Juke features bluetooth stereo connectivity, a rear facing cam, and Nissan Intelligent-Key (a proximity push-to-start feature).

Interested in looking at a Juke? We've got them in stock! Visit us today at: http://www.laurelnissan.com/profile.asp?vin=JN8AF5MV8CT120979&xMake=&FilterMake=0&zip=&distance=

Or call (814) 266-2886!

Driven: 2013 Nissan Altima

Of the 5 new models set to roll out for Nissan over the course of the next 15 or so months the Altima is set to see some changes. Most notably are the overall looks, as well as the drivetrain.

WindingRoad writes:


Of course, the first thing one will notice is the Altima’s new look. It’s about an inch wider and an inch longer, with a lower roofline than before, giving it a more planted stance. The sheetmetal is much more evocative, with strong lines and creases. To us, it looks as though it has taken some cues from big brother Maxima, and it feels like the Altima has grown up a bit. We have some reservations about the use of chrome on the exterior, particularly the one line across the rear of the car, but it doesn’t project the level of gaudiness sometimes seen on its American counterparts. We’ll let prospective customers make judgments about the car’s appearance, but we think most will find this to be a nice step forward for the Altima, with a useful infusion of some personality.

The fundamentals of the car have been updated as well, particularly in the powertrain. The Altima’s 2.5-liter inline four-cylinder engine has been redesigned, and is lighter and more efficient than that of the outgoing vehicle. In driving, we were pleasantly surprised by the ample and smooth accelerative feel of the motor’s 182 horsepower and 180 pound-feet of torque (up from 175/180). Especially considering the mileage this engine metes out (27/38 miles per gallon, estimated), it seems a quite capable and good fit for the new car.


Read More: http://www.windingroad.com/articles/reviews/driven-2013-nissan-altima/