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Nissan’s highly praised “Ride of Your Life” campaign is back for another year and this time around the brand took their mission to a whole new level. Following in the footsteps of last year’s campaign, where unsuspecting fans were taken for a ride in a racecar only to later find out the vehicle was an Altima, Nissan once again decided to surprise strangers with a thrilling adventure they would never forget.

Grapevine's annual craft brew event, Main Street Fest, will be held May 15-17 in Historic Downtown Grapevine. A favorite among locals, this three-day festival, which coincides with American Craft Brew Week, will feature a wide range of fun activities, including craft beer tastings, live music, shopping, a carnival and kid-friendly games. A variety of great cuisine will also be available throughout the festival for guests to enjoy as well. Main Street Fest is one event held yearly in Grapevine that you don't want to miss out on.

Sometimes accidents happen in life that can permanently change your entire world, and at that time, you can choose to let the situation get you down or rise above it. Canadian Rob Parsons, aka Chairslayer, is one individual who’s not accustomed to giving up, so when he was injured in a dirt bike crash, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down, he decided to switch his focus from bikes to cars and built a 600-horsepower Nissan Silvia.

Remember that glow-in-the-dark Nissan LEAF we told you about back in February? Well, it turns out Nissan just used it to break a Guinness World Record! The unique car, which glows using UV solar energy, was recently utilized to create the world's "Largest Glow-in-the-Dark Painting." Performed in London, England, the painting was a self-portrait of the all-electric LEAF.