Kings County area Nissan shoppers bring their business to Empire Nissan Of Bay Ridge because we love Brooklyn and are dedicated to our customers.

It's not every Nissan dealership that can offer each and every customer the attention and care they deserve — but Empire Nissan of Bay Ridge isn't your average dealership. Located in the second-most densely populated county in the nation, Empire Nissan is not only happy to call Kings County home, we're proud to be able to provide the greater Brooklyn area with a plethora of safe, reliable Nissan vehicles.              

At Empire Nissan, there's something here to meet the needs of nearly every Kings County driver. You can choose from one of our hundreds of new Nissan models, or you can select something from our expansive used inventory (and with a wide variety of finance options to match). An emphasis on customer service and meeting the needs of Kings County shoppers are the elements make up the cornerstone of the Empire Nissan of Bay Ridge philosophy. 

Empire Nissan continues to give our customers exceptional care and attention long after all the purchase, lease or loan paperwork is filed away. Our Brooklyn service center is renowned for its high level of expertise, personable and patient service, as well as our wide selection of genuine Nissan parts. It's never a guessing game when you bring your Nissan to our service center. We clearly explain everything going on with your vehicle and lay out all of your options on how to address repairs, maintenance and more. Our factory-trained technicians work hard to form a trusting relationship with our Kings County customers, and they know we'll prioritize both their safety and satisfaction.

We're honored to be a part of the diverse and active Kings County area. Let us help you meet the make and model of your dreams by stopping by our Kings County Nissan dealership — located at 6501 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY — and speaking with one of our knowledgeable sales reps. We look forward to continuing to create even more lasting relationships with our neighbors.

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