New Nissan Regional Headquarters Helps Neighbor Stop the Spread of Deadly Disease

ATLANTA--Aug. 1, 20042, 2004--Nissan North America, Inc. (NNA) is helping the needy with a $5,000 donation to "Someone Cares", Inc. of Atlanta, an organization that helps stop the spread of AIDS through education. The sizable donation will be made during a grand opening event this afternoon at the automaker's new Southeast Region headquarters in the Vinings area.

"As a new member of this community, we are proud to support our new neighbors like 'Someone Cares' of Atlanta," said Patrick Doody, regional vice president of NNA's Southeast Region. "This organization recognizes education is a powerful deterrent and we are encouraged by the impact 'Someone Cares' is having in the Atlanta area."

"'Someone Cares', Inc., would like to thank Nissan North America for its generous support and commitment to community service in the area of HIV/AIDS education in the Cobb County, Atlanta Metro area," said Ronnie E. Bass, executive director of the organization. "Nissan's sponsorship of $5,000 will go toward educating our community about this deadly virus."

Nissan's support of "Someone Cares" is part of Nissan's global commitment to "Enriching People's Lives" through charitable contributions, in-kind donations and other philanthropic investments.

"Someone Cares" touches the lives of people in a compassionate, humane, and caring manner; supporting and educating the community on HIV/AIDS. It reaches thousands that are in need through its 15 programs and services that include youth and prison outreach programs.

In North America, Nissan's operations include automotive styling, engineering, consumer and corporate financing, sales and marketing, distribution and manufacturing. More information on Nissan in North America and the complete line of Nissan and Infiniti vehicles can be found online at www.NissanUSA.com and www.Infiniti.com.