Randy Reed Nissan

Nissan has been producing its amazing line of Nissan NV200 Combi vans in Europe for a few years now. These vans are great for families that need a ton of space and for small business owners that need to store large items. Now, the vans are contributing to a philanthropic mission: transporting cancer patients on their journeys to and from hospitals and home. The Newcastle, UK-based charity "Daft as a Brush Cancer Patient Care" has ordered 25 of these Nissan van models to become a part of their initiatives in the next two years, with an additional 25 vans slated to be dispersed by 2014. The vans will carry up to a thousand patients every week- after all of them are in place- adding up to 50-thousand patients a year.

Many of our drivers may not know that Nissan is involved in many projects besides its standard 2012 Nissan vehicle offerings. Take its maritime vehicles, for example. The Japanese auto manufacturer has been transporting vehicles across the seas with cargo ships for years, but now the company will be doing this with more efficient maritime vessels. Nissan recently unveiled a new, energy-efficient, sea-worthy vehicle and parts carrier.