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94% of consumers (110 of 117) said they would recommend this vehicle to a friend.
by Pam from Branford, Conn. | November 17, 2019
I think it's a great car for the money. I get a lot of compliments on it. And I enjoy driving it. It's orange: great color.
by Arlene Ryan from San Diego, CA | November 05, 2019
I just got my car Saturday and drove it to Disneyland on Sunday. I bought this car as a Certified Used Car and am very happy with it’s performance. I got 41 mph on the highway and drove very smoothly. Surprised it has so many features for the price.
by morgan90 from Peoria, IL | November 03, 2019
I rented an S trim line. This is the basic Altima with no available options, and I was quite surprised at what comes as standard equipment with the base trim. You get an 8way power seat, push button entry/start with remote start, Android Auto, and Nissan Connect. Really my only complaint is I felt a bit squished with limited headroom and visibility, but I am used to a tall car with a ton of glass and the Altima has typical family sedan headroom and visibility. Probably what I liked best about the Altima is the engine. It is VERY smooth and has a good amount of pep. I thought perhaps it was a V6 or turbo 4, but it is the standard 4 cylinder. My trip was winter highway driving with wind and some snow at speeds of 70-85 mph. I averaged just shy of the EPA rating of 39 mpg, which is fantastic for a car of this size and under those conditions. It is quite comfortable. The trunk is large and the seats fold to make a very long area. I hauled a piece of furniture that was over 6 feet long and the front passenger seat was all the way back. It's sad that so many people are overlooking efficient and stylish sedans for blah crossovers.
The 2019 Nissan Altima is a redesigned, mid-size sedan with a sporty, aggressive exterior and a new turbocharged version.
In total, six trims are available: S, SR, SV, SL, Platinum, and Edition-One.
The Altima is powered by a standard 188-hp, 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine mated to a continuously variable transmission (CVT) and front-wheel drive (FWD). An all-wheel drive (AWD) model is also available, but horsepower decreases to 182-hp. A more powerful 248-hp, turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder model joined with the CVT and FWD is available.
Fuel economy for the FWD model has an EPA-estimated rating of 28/39 mpg city/highway. It lowers to a 25/35 mpg rating for the AWD model. The Turbo model has a slightly lower rating of 25/34 mpg.
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