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Looking for your next new vehicle for Omaha drives? Both Nissan and Mazda are fantastic brands to consider. They have multiple vehicles for sale, depending on what you need. A zippy sedan or hatchback? They have those. SUVs of all sizes? Check. Nissan has three available pickup trucks if you need towing and cargo-hauling capabilities in Fremont.
Find out more with our comparison of Mazda vs. Nissan to see which brand you favor for your drives in the Fremont area.
When looking at prices for Mazda vs. Nissan, they are comparable. Nissan has a very affordable car with the Versa, starting at $16,680 MSRP. Meanwhile, the Mazda3 sedan starts at $24,170 MSRP.
The top Nissan for the price is technically the GT-R sports car at $121,090 MSRP, but that is a rarity. For more mainstream production, the most expensive Nissan is the Titan XD pickup truck at $52,850 MSRP. For the Mazda, the CX-70 PHEV tops the lineup at $54,400 MSRP.
The IIHS makes its Top Safety Pick selections for every model year. In 2024, Mazda and Nissan have some models in the Top Safety Pick category. See the vehicles that made the list:
Mazda also earned two Top Safety Picks for the 2025 versions of their CX-70 and CX-70 PHEV.
Next, we will explore the safety features you can find when comparing Mazda vs. Nissan.
As you might expect, the advanced safety features have led to them being rated Top Safety Picks from the IIHS. The Mazda I-ACTIVSENSE® safety suite combines milliwave radar and cameras to help you stay alert when driving in Fremont and elsewhere.
Nissan’s safety suite is called Safety Shield® 360 and uses radar and cameras to protect you on your Omaha drives.
Both Mazda and Nissan offer warranty coverage on new vehicles. Mazda offers a bit more with its roadside assistance.
At Sid Dillon, we have a wide selection of Nissan and Mazda vehicles for sale. Contact us, schedule a test drive or see which dealership has the vehicle you want. We’re happy to help in any way we can!
*All prices are Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). MSRP excludes destination and handling charges, tax, title, license, and options. Dealer sets actual price.
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