Texas Nissan of Grapevine

Watch in awe as humans and horses join together in the world-renowned magical production "Odysseo." Running from Jan. 24 to Feb. 8 at Dr. Pepper Ballpark in Frisco, this extravagant show provides a glimpse into two worlds: horse and human, as they interact with each other in a theatrical format. The first 6-D show of its kind, you'll be blown away by the sights and scenes this production has to offer.

Texas Nissan is celebrating the holidays this year by giving back to the community. From now until Dec. 15, we're encouraging everyone within the Grapevine community to bring canned and non-perishable food items down to the dealership. All donations will then go to the North Texas Food Bank, where they will be used to provide meals for those in need during the winter months.

Back in December 2013, the automotive world and internet users everywhere were impressed when filmmaker Luke Aker posted a Craigslist ad selling his 1996 Nissan Maxima GLE, along with a creative, tongue-in-cheek video highlighting the car's features. The clip instantly went viral and when Nissan heard about it, they were so amused that they decided to purchase the '96 Maxima and eventually restore it.

Following months of planning and a stunning amount of input by fans, Nissan's second crowd-sourced vehicle, Project Titan, was finally ready to set out on an Alaskan adventure this past September. Navigated by two Wounded Warrior Project Alumni, veterans Kevin McMahon and David Guzman, the truck was put through the ringer, tackling the northwest state's rugged trails.