Our Latest News at Morrey Nissan of Burnaby

The 2026 Nissan Rogue continues to be one of the most versatile and best-equipped compact SUVs on the market, now offering an even broader range of options to suit different lifestyles. This year introduces a rugged new Rock Creek edition aimed at drivers who crave capability beyond the pavement, while maintaining the refined ride, advanced... Read more

Winter preparation in the Lower Mainland has a timing problem. Everybody knows what needs doing. Almost everybody does it in the same two-week window in early November, immediately after the first cold snap, which is exactly when every service department in the region is fully booked. The fix is not more work. It is the same work, spread across... Read more

The worst driving conditions in the Lower Mainland are not snow. They are a 5pm November commute in heavy rain, on a road with standing water, with oncoming headlights scattering across a windshield that has not had a new wiper blade in three years. That situation is dangerous, and almost every contributing factor is something you can fix in an... Read more

Three tire categories, two symbols on the sidewall, one legal requirement that changes by highway and by month. It is genuinely confusing, and the confusion costs British Columbia drivers money and safety every winter. The core issue is that "all-season" is a marketing name that survived from an era when it meant something different. An... Read more

Two vehicles sit side by side. One lists 640 litres of cargo space, the other 590. The buyer picks the bigger number, then discovers three weeks later that the stroller only fits in the smaller one. Cargo volume figures are technically accurate and practically misleading. They measure total enclosed space, including corners, curves and cavities... Read more

Almost every parent installs a car seat once, gets it tight, and never revisits it. The seat then stays in the vehicle for years while the child grows, the harness stays where it was set, and the tether that was never attached in the first place stays never attached. Car seat installation errors are common, and they are common among careful,... Read more

Every guide to this question opens the same way, with a chart about depreciation. That chart is not wrong, but it is also not why most people actually end up choosing one over the other. The real decision is about risk tolerance, selection and how long you plan to keep the vehicle. Two buyers with identical budgets can correctly reach opposite... Read more

There is a smell that every British Columbia driver eventually learns. Hot, acrid, slightly metallic, drifting up from the front wheels somewhere on the descent into Squamish or coming down from Hope. That is brake material overheating, and it is the sound of a repair bill forming in real time. It is also completely avoidable. Brake fade is not... Read more

For a few weeks most summers now, the Lower Mainland sky turns the colour of weak tea and the air develops that unmistakable campfire smell. Everyone closes their windows at home. Almost nobody thinks about the air they are breathing in the vehicle they spend an hour a day in. Your car has an air filtration system. Most drivers do not know what... Read more

The crossover won. That is just the market reality. Sedans and hatchbacks have been steadily squeezed out of driveways across the Lower Mainland, and most buyers now start their search assuming a crossover without ever asking whether it is the right shape for how they drive. Sometimes it is. Often it is not. And the reasons have almost nothing... Read more

Vancouver has a reputation for rain that quietly costs people money. Because we spend eight months under cloud, nobody here thinks of sun damage as a local problem, so nobody prepares for the four months when it absolutely is. Then a vehicle spends three summers parked outside facing south, and the dash top develops a chalky haze, the driver's... Read more