@malcolmman89 Yeah that urban legend is getting kind of worn out. Not very original. Pretty much any car driven by a young moron who doesnt give a shyte about anyone else fits. Had more than a few older Mercedes C class do the same thing to me, including the other day. The MB star gives them more street cred.
So true. Filling up the parking lots of bottom tier apartment complexes for 84 months at a time. A legitimate contender to the worst driver thrones historically held by PT Cruisers and Prius'.
In my dragy testing, I clocked the Altima 2.0T at 6 seconds flat 0-60. This is definitely my favorite midsize sedan in this class. Love the feel, handling, powertrain, and the seats. Believe it or not, they are more comfortable than many luxury cars. Also, they get up to 153mph before hitting the limiter. They have really strong performance.
Another Altima to adorn the roads, as it flies by doing 90mph in a 35 mph zone. Complete with a spare tire that’s been on for over a year, missing hubcaps, a “buy here pay here” license plate frame, no insurance, and a cracked bumper.
I've had the Platinum AWD since 2019. Love the car all around - it did great in the Colorado snow. The 19" wheels were gorgeous but I sold them after two weeks as they are horrible kidney-busters and got 17's. The ride is still bad but tolerable. Had the car shipped with me to Germany - it does great on the Autobahn even though the cruise control wont operate past 90mph and the gas gets shut off at 120. Love the new larger infotainment screen but sad to see the fog lights deleted. Would love to see the turbo offered in AWD.
If Nissan was smart that’s what they would have done to boost sales . Because The Altima would have be the only non luxury mid size competitor to offer AWD with the upgraded engine/turbo option to compete from the Camry and Accord.
Single moms can't wait to get a hold of this car to once again put a bajillion dents in the bodywork, scratches everywhere, add a baby on board sticker and pile up the car with tons of smelly garbage everywhere.
I wish nissan would bring back the SE-R altima. They were a 3.5 v6 with a manual and 260hp. It was a 14 second car not bad at all for a family 4 door car and it didn't break the bank
I actually saw one for sale not long ago. Had under 60,000 miles and looked fantastic! Manual transmission and from the looks someone had really taken care of it. I wanna say it was near $10,000 or so.
THey have a new color on this years Altima...something like Cloud Grey? I dont remember the name, but I think it's a gorgeous color. I find them to be far more attractive than the new Accord, or Camry myself. Nissan's CVT has certainly cost them...I wish they'd offer it in a manual. Do something that even Honda won't do any longer.
I gotta say that the front led headlights are off the charts. Even on low beams, you can see out past what my halogens were doing on the high setting. Put the altima lights on high and you don't have to worry about not seeing the road, even out in the country away from any other lights. 😊
Every rental I've gotten in the last few years has somehow been an Altima, and I can promise you I'm not putting in a special request for them. And every one has had some minor issue (collision warning system malfunction, backup camera not working, etc.)
@Moistnmeaty90 I have never seen an Altima rental. I usually use Hertz. Lots of Toyotas. The last Camry I rented left a lot to be desired. Makes me wonder if all the Toyota fans have actually driven the competition.
Pre 2003, they were pretty bulletproof. I still see the 1st and 2nd generation Altimas on the road. After that they became lots of style but mechanical nightmares with blown head gaskets, transmission issues and overall reliability problems.
Right? I bought the 2024 last year and so far so good. I’ve been driving it all over Texas and the ride is smooth, comfortable and good fuel economy. It’s fun to drive on the highway too.
So when are the performance CVT builds coming? You know, the upgrades to handle more power. Sorry but CVT is a fail. Normies can drive them all they want. I want a car I can upgrade. I see nice examples of super low mileage Q V-6's here and there. Might have to scoop one up.
I thought that was a previous gen hyundai in the thumbnail, I don't think I need to say more. Though it's still way better looking that either the accord or camry, though that's not hard to achieve
Unfortunately this falls into Nissan's 20-30K CVT only zone. You can still get a versa w/ a manual under 20K or have to spend up 30K plus to get back to a real automatic in the Frontiers. Everything else in-between cvt only and not a chance.
Funny I have a 2010 Versa with a CVT 298,000 miles, a 2018 pathfinder with 176,000 miles and a 2020 Altima with 98,000 miles and none of my CVT’s have failed all 3 cars have had 0 issues other than maintenance
@@allentoyokawa9068 yes. Yes there is. A lot of people care about that. Especially when they'll end up footing the bill in 60% of the situations I've seen so far. That's a $5,000-7,000 bill to change what essentially amounts to a steel belt. It's dogshit. The cars can't get out of their own way with the CVT. I've driven the Sentra, the maxima, and the versa, as well as the Camry and Malibu, all with a CVT. They all sucked ass equally. Unless you were flooring it, the car refuses to move. And that's hard on parts. These are KNOWN to fail at 100,000 miles. And it gets worse every model year. People have been avoiding CVT cars like the plague. And I'll continue to advocate against them. They're junk.
Looks great, plenty of tech, really cool engine tech, all priced to compete, RUINED by a CVT. It's absolutely maddening seeing my beloved Nissan CONTINUE to ignore everyone's disdain for that damn transmission and CONTINUE to force it on us. It's no wonder sales are so low. I'm an admitted Nissan fanboy and even I don't want one. Come tf on, Nissan.
2 billion USD by Nissan spent on Jatco CVTs. Time to reverse reengineer a CVT from Toyota or Honda. Subaru started the CVT in the Justy 30+ years ago...
Last man standing... I mean last mid size sedan with a powerful turbo engine... I guess it could've made a better time to 60MPH, I managed 6.6s in a 0 to 100km/h (62PMH)
They used to on the upper trim models. They also got rid of the auto dimming rear view mirror with built-in home link buttons for your garage door. I guess most trailer homes don't come with a garage, so who needs the homelink.
Why does Nissan INSIST on the continued use of those awful CVTs?? Do they listen to their customers? I really want to love the Nissan brand, but I just can't stomach the lack of gears.
According to the video, the range-topping Platinum was dropped, and now the SR with VC Turbo is a separate trim, versus a standalone option, as the top model. There is no Nismo Altima, don't remember there ever being one.
Getting rid of the Platinum trim was smart. The Altima and the word "Platinum" don't go well together. Especially since the Altima is a "family" sedan.
The front needs LED fog lamps to go along with the headlights. They missed an opportunity for cooling ducts as well with the huge fake honeycomb insert.
For its final year 2025 there's no turbo, less options. And as of December 2024 Nissan has "12-14 months to live" and is in talks with Honda to be bought by them
Doesn't the Sonata N-Line have 30-40 more bhp? That is the category they're putting this Nissan in, along with the Kia and Toyota Camry. This Nissan is sooo outclassed here.....
@@markb3756 then why mention hp as if that has anything to go with what class or category is in? You compared the Camry and whatever kia and the sonata to the Nissan and mentioned hp as the reason why is outclassed... So no i didn't know that you knew that already.
I just wish Nissan would drop that 💩 Jatco CVT once and for all! Tap Aisin or Honda to manufacture the CVT, or switch back to standard automatics. They would actually be a contender at that point 🙄
With Honda dropping its top engine for the Accord, and Nissan continuing to make the Altima bland and with CVTs too no less, I’d say the Camry has no competition in sight.
Think the Altima should pick up some Accord buyers now that the 2.0T is dropped. Too bad that Nissan does not offer the Altima with the AWD option, and also a torque converter automatic as hard to get that excited about a CVT and FWD only.
@@DanteKLee What do you think makes this Accord better? I think it is a hard sell unless you prioritize the fuel economy of the hybrid. Otherwise, just a large car, and not an enthusiast choice.
@@digitaldoc100 Would not touch the new Accord. Total snooze box. I'd prefer the Camry V6 for similar class vehicle over the Altima, but definitely Altima wins over Accord now. For reference, I have a '14 Accord V6.
The base 2.5L 4 should’ve been replaced with the Rogue’s 1.5L VC turbo 3 and using it’s better CVT. Could possibly lose some airport rental status and BAE like that.
$36k, and you still only get a CVT. What a waste. Such a great car, and it could be worthwhile if they would just drop the CVT and put a 4 speed auto or something else into it. I'll continue to warn people to stay far away.
All cvt issues were fixed under warranty with new belt drives. Mine is all original. Been a workhorse for 180k miles and i think 13 years old, problem free. I didnt like Nissans til I bought this one. Best beater ever. Sorry for your loss 😂
@@theforgottenorg I own a frontier. Smooth shifting 5 speed auto. No BS. Easy to work on, and cheap to maintain. I can't say the same for the people I've known and talked with who bought a rogue, malibu, Sentra, versa, maxima, pathfinder, mitsu, honda, or toyota with a CVT. Nothing but issues to the point that it's cheaper to just trade it in rather than keep it. They're junk. You may have gotten a rare golden turd, but the majority don't get that chance.
@@LrulestheworldM8 I get it. I also knew about the technology in CVTs before the automotive application. I'm sure it was a design or manufacturing flaw that's easily been addressed. A lot of comments about cvts remind me of synthetic oil or fuel injection birthing pains.
I admit Nissan has improved their designs, but their reliability has dramatically worsened. I own a bloody mini and had a minor issue with it in 22'000 km since i bought it used.. (it's 2015) And a guy across my street bought a 2020 nissan sentra only driven 45'000 km since he bought it already has technology issues. The main reason Nissan is going bankrupt is also due to Infiniti. Infiniti in general is spiraling down so fast, they had to pull their market from Europe and only sell Suvs here in North america to try and raise sales. Does anybody actually notice the fact Infiniti hasn't updated their designs in like 10 years.... that's why!! Nissan needs to fix all the problems with reliability.... consumer reports show brand new sentra A freaking cheap economy car Rated 2.8/5 for trustworthy or engine reliability. To be beat out by Mini Come on! Minis average reliability for anything past 2016 is now 3.7/5
F1 drivers 1000hp Supra driver< Nissan Altima driver yeah they don’t stand a chance 😂😂😂 the Altima was a always a good looking car tho especially next to the Honda and Toyota .
The left lane bandit itself. The absolute menace of the road that terrorizes motorist across the world
Came here to look for this comment and was not disappointed
@malcolmman89 Yeah that urban legend is getting kind of worn out. Not very original. Pretty much any car driven by a young moron who doesnt give a shyte about anyone else fits. Had more than a few older Mercedes C class do the same thing to me, including the other day. The MB star gives them more street cred.
Ha?
This statement absolutely holds water in Atlanta. Anyone on I75 can attest to this truth.
So true. Filling up the parking lots of bottom tier apartment complexes for 84 months at a time. A legitimate contender to the worst driver thrones historically held by PT Cruisers and Prius'.
Been watching MotorWeek since the 80s. So good to still see it going with the legendary John Davis!
And his one outfit!
@@buzman1985 😄
In my dragy testing, I clocked the Altima 2.0T at 6 seconds flat 0-60. This is definitely my favorite midsize sedan in this class. Love the feel, handling, powertrain, and the seats. Believe it or not, they are more comfortable than many luxury cars. Also, they get up to 153mph before hitting the limiter. They have really strong performance.
Just wish it wasn’t CVT
The shut off is not 120mph .
it’s all in the tires ….
153 mph 😂😂😂. CVT rubbish
My boy had the 05 2.4 5 foward and she moved.
@The Real VR I did 120 in a Versa
Another Altima to adorn the roads, as it flies by doing 90mph in a 35 mph zone. Complete with a spare tire that’s been on for over a year, missing hubcaps, a “buy here pay here” license plate frame, no insurance, and a cracked bumper.
Truth is always truth.
You forgot faded or peeling paint
And the black staining on the bumper above the exhaust pipe. Accents the rust encrusted rear wheels (a metal on metal brake exclusive).
Stay out my business neighbor. I am already parking my Altima SR in your garage.
Blacks love them
I've had the Platinum AWD since 2019. Love the car all around - it did great in the Colorado snow. The 19" wheels were gorgeous but I sold them after two weeks as they are horrible kidney-busters and got 17's. The ride is still bad but tolerable. Had the car shipped with me to Germany - it does great on the Autobahn even though the cruise control wont operate past 90mph and the gas gets shut off at 120. Love the new larger infotainment screen but sad to see the fog lights deleted. Would love to see the turbo offered in AWD.
When the review started I thought I was watching an episode of friends.
It's not "I'll Be There For You" by The Rembrandts, it's "You'll Be There For Me" by The Vermeers.
Altima Energy
What stinks is that Nissan does not offer AWD with the VC-Turbo engines. You have to get an Infiniti QX-50 crossover for that combo.
If Nissan was smart that’s what they would have done to boost sales . Because The Altima would have be the only non luxury mid size competitor to offer AWD with the upgraded engine/turbo option to compete from the Camry and Accord.
Why no AWD with the VC-turbo??
They should bring back a 2 door sentra SER, built like a Civic Type R fighter.
Nissan 💩 the bed with their awful NISMO Sentra. What a disgrace to the NISMO namesake.
That car with a manual... Would be great!!!
Single moms can't wait to get a hold of this car to once again put a bajillion dents in the bodywork, scratches everywhere, add a baby on board sticker and pile up the car with tons of smelly garbage everywhere.
#BigAltimaEnergy
😂 you right about the garbage. All kinds of crumbs and juicy juice boxes on the floor back seat area.
Single moms buy used car usually
I wish nissan would bring back the SE-R altima. They were a 3.5 v6 with a manual and 260hp. It was a 14 second car not bad at all for a family 4 door car and it didn't break the bank
Those were really nice looking and naturally aspirated. Also believe they were available with a manual transmission too!
I actually saw one for sale not long ago. Had under 60,000 miles and looked fantastic! Manual transmission and from the looks someone had really taken care of it. I wanna say it was near $10,000 or so.
THey have a new color on this years Altima...something like Cloud Grey? I dont remember the name, but I think it's a gorgeous color. I find them to be far more attractive than the new Accord, or Camry myself. Nissan's CVT has certainly cost them...I wish they'd offer it in a manual. Do something that even Honda won't do any longer.
Honda has a manual
@@BeingMe23 not in the accord
@@BeingMe23 You are incorrect... 🤣
The CVT is now fine
@@allentoyokawa9068 it's fine... Yep.. Tells me all I need to know about it lol.
Still, using those Jatco transmissions, are we?
Smh. I know, right?
The earlier Jatcos were crap. From what I've read the ones after 2018 are much improved and only half as crappy.
@@dougsmith9571 lol, that's funny man. Still doesn't inspire any real confidence.
Another lame Jatco comment that is 15 years passed it’s expiration date. Give me a break, no cvt has major issues these days.
2023 Nissan Altima will be an fine membership addition for the B.A.E.
''BIG ALTIMA ENERGY.''
This man has been doing these reviews since forever it feels like 😅
Does it come with bungee cords holding the front bumper on?
If only they would ditch the CVT, or at least offer another option.
The CVT is great
@@allentoyokawa9068 No it's not
@@allentoyokawa9068 Do you work for Jatco?
@@allentoyokawa9068 if you like it loud
Nah. Call me when Nissan comes to their senses and offers the 9 speed from the pathfinder
So the pathfinder is still the one of the only nissan. with the transmission thats worth getting?
I love my 2010 nissan Altima coupe and i am considering getting another one.
Still no LED tail lights??
I gotta say that the front led headlights are off the charts. Even on low beams, you can see out past what my halogens were doing on the high setting. Put the altima lights on high and you don't have to worry about not seeing the road, even out in the country away from any other lights. 😊
Ah, so satisfying knowing I've posted the first comment!! Great review as always MW!!
I like it.
I like the HVAC control
Avis and enterprise will happy along with 300c score buyers.
CVT still?
Smooth ride, great gas mileage, and makes it not feel underpowered. This is not a racecar, driving it like one will kill the transmission.
If Nissan still has the Maxima, maybe they’re keeping top trims like Platinum on that
Does John Davis age? Is he a bot? How have I been watching this guy since I was like 6 and I'm 34 now
😅😅😅😅😅 seriously 😅😅😅😅😅
Most see Altima as a rental fleet staple.
They fit right in next to all the Toyota Camrys in rental fleets.
Every rental I've gotten in the last few years has somehow been an Altima, and I can promise you I'm not putting in a special request for them. And every one has had some minor issue (collision warning system malfunction, backup camera not working, etc.)
Every sedan rental I’ve seen has been a Camry lately.
@Moistnmeaty90 I have never seen an Altima rental. I usually use Hertz. Lots of Toyotas. The last Camry I rented left a lot to be desired. Makes me wonder if all the Toyota fans have actually driven the competition.
It’s a shame it has such a bad reputation…The car really does do everything well.
Pre 2003, they were pretty bulletproof. I still see the 1st and 2nd generation Altimas on the road. After that they became lots of style but mechanical nightmares with blown head gaskets, transmission issues and overall reliability problems.
@@chriscornelius2518 They are still bullet proof, only people that don't know how to take care of them have issues
@@chriscornelius2518 I had a 97 back in 2001 while I was in high school….it was a great car! Quick.
And it earned its place in the B.A.E.
''BIG ALTIMA ENERGY.''
Right? I bought the 2024 last year and so far so good. I’ve been driving it all over Texas and the ride is smooth, comfortable and good fuel economy. It’s fun to drive on the highway too.
Big Altima Energy. No doubt.
Will sell like absolute hotcakes
You say that about every car…
CVT huh.... Good luck, you're gonna need it!
180k miles and 13 years problem free original owner here... my next vehicle will be the frontier. 😊
Lame. Cvt’s don’t have issues anymore. Your joke is about 15 years old.
It's giving me pontiac in the front
So when are the performance CVT builds coming? You know, the upgrades to handle more power. Sorry but CVT is a fail. Normies can drive them all they want. I want a car I can upgrade. I see nice examples of super low mileage Q V-6's here and there. Might have to scoop one up.
I thought that was a previous gen hyundai in the thumbnail, I don't think I need to say more.
Though it's still way better looking that either the accord or camry, though that's not hard to achieve
Though thinking about it I realized that Hyundai did totally steal their previous grill design from nissan haha.
This does not look ANYTHING like a rubbish hyunDIE
Unfortunately this falls into Nissan's 20-30K CVT only zone. You can still get a versa w/ a manual under 20K or have to spend up 30K plus to get back to a real automatic in the Frontiers. Everything else in-between cvt only and not a chance.
Funny I have a 2010 Versa with a CVT 298,000 miles, a 2018 pathfinder with 176,000 miles and a 2020 Altima with 98,000 miles and none of my CVT’s have failed all 3 cars have had 0 issues other than maintenance
so can we get the 2.0L turbo from this and have it in the Kicks model (yes, really!!) with AWD and call it the 2024 Nissan Juke?
Let me guess..... it features an optional "sport CVT".
One of the only factors preventing most folks from buying one of these
@@LrulestheworldM8 umm no it is not, most people don't care about that.
Nothing wrong with the CVT at all
@@allentoyokawa9068 yes. Yes there is. A lot of people care about that. Especially when they'll end up footing the bill in 60% of the situations I've seen so far. That's a $5,000-7,000 bill to change what essentially amounts to a steel belt. It's dogshit. The cars can't get out of their own way with the CVT. I've driven the Sentra, the maxima, and the versa, as well as the Camry and Malibu, all with a CVT. They all sucked ass equally. Unless you were flooring it, the car refuses to move. And that's hard on parts. These are KNOWN to fail at 100,000 miles. And it gets worse every model year. People have been avoiding CVT cars like the plague. And I'll continue to advocate against them. They're junk.
I think Motorweek should call it a career
No
Looks great, plenty of tech, really cool engine tech, all priced to compete, RUINED by a CVT. It's absolutely maddening seeing my beloved Nissan CONTINUE to ignore everyone's disdain for that damn transmission and CONTINUE to force it on us. It's no wonder sales are so low. I'm an admitted Nissan fanboy and even I don't want one. Come tf on, Nissan.
Sales aren't low.
@@spook5756 ...compared to what?...
2 billion USD by Nissan spent on Jatco CVTs. Time to reverse reengineer a CVT from Toyota or Honda. Subaru started the CVT in the Justy 30+ years ago...
Last man standing... I mean last mid size sedan with a powerful turbo engine... I guess it could've made a better time to 60MPH, I managed 6.6s in a 0 to 100km/h (62PMH)
Don’t let Mr. Regular see this review.
🤣😂😅
He’ll just make grunting noises and butt/fart jokes like the 5 year old he is.
Can't believe it don't have rain sensing wipers!!!???
They used to on the upper trim models. They also got rid of the auto dimming rear view mirror with built-in home link buttons for your garage door. I guess most trailer homes don't come with a garage, so who needs the homelink.
@@paul5683 Sadly, this only worsens their sales figures and doesn't save much money, at least not enough to make up for the loss in sales.
Doesn't have any LED's in the taillights either. Lame.
Why can’t Nissan and other manufacturers give us the more powerful engine with AWD instead of the anemia standard rickshaw with AWD.
It’s comical how they get such a slow 0-60 when everyone knows it’s quicker than that
Well motorweek has done this for a very long time . not sure why either
@@DavyHoward because they don't launch it like you're at a drag strip
Regular fuel
Why does Nissan INSIST on the continued use of those awful CVTs?? Do they listen to their customers? I really want to love the Nissan brand, but I just can't stomach the lack of gears.
CVT-equipped. I think I'll pass.
Is SR a trim level sitting somewhere below the fire-breathing Nismo flagship trim or is it just an Altima-exclusive trim?
According to the video, the range-topping Platinum was dropped, and now the SR with VC Turbo is a separate trim, versus a standalone option, as the top model. There is no Nismo Altima, don't remember there ever being one.
@@soggytom Not one yet
Sentra Nismo...
Nissan Altima,,,, the Hellcat of da Hood!!
Getting rid of the Platinum trim was smart. The Altima and the word "Platinum" don't go well together. Especially since the Altima is a "family" sedan.
Very nicely done Nissan!👏😎👍I kinda like it more than the May I dare say it!! Cam-Ray!!👋😂👌
When was Altima EVER appealing?
RIGHT??? The only Nissan I would consider buying is a 370Z convertible. They can keep the rest.
Is it just me or do their videos always look like they were made 15 years ago?
These are a lot quicker than you would think. I still couldn’t do it
Nissan altimas…. Frontier airlines of cars
The front is gorgeous but the back needs a redesign.
The front needs LED fog lamps to go along with the headlights. They missed an opportunity for cooling ducts as well with the huge fake honeycomb insert.
Three midsize cars have come a long way, and I'd take the Altima over the Camry and Accord any day.
They need to add a pan Aramaic sun roof to this car
For its final year 2025 there's no turbo, less options. And as of December 2024 Nissan has "12-14 months to live" and is in talks with Honda to be bought by them
Did the test on regular fuel!
I couldn't take this over a Sonata... If they're even in the same class.
Doesn't the Sonata N-Line have 30-40 more bhp? That is the category they're putting this Nissan in, along with the Kia and Toyota Camry. This Nissan is sooo outclassed here.....
@@markb3756 classes don't go by power but size.
@@durapoker yeah I know that. TY!
@@markb3756 then why mention hp as if that has anything to go with what class or category is in? You compared the Camry and whatever kia and the sonata to the Nissan and mentioned hp as the reason why is outclassed... So no i didn't know that you knew that already.
I’m here for the jokes
I just wish Nissan would drop that 💩 Jatco CVT once and for all! Tap Aisin or Honda to manufacture the CVT, or switch back to standard automatics. They would actually be a contender at that point 🙄
It’s a nice car, but the people driving them aren’t lol.
How things have changed... this commuter buggy would blow the doors off half the Muscle Cars from the 60s and 70s and out-handle them by miles
No manual + CVT only = no interest.
A CVT makes anything a non-starter.
I can’t stand that transmission, Mazda is the only company refusing to use it
@@AvenueD417then only buy Mazda.
The current Toyota Camry uses a assin 8 speed automatic transmission.
Love the front end but now the rear is starting to look dated.
City girls pull up
Can’t wait to be in the right lane doing 85 and getting passed on the shoulder by one of these bad boys
I drive the 210 hwy a lot and it's not unusual getting passed by cars doing 100 to 120 mph. Usually they're driving Dodge Chargers.
With one bald spare tire on the front and no rear bumper cover.
That's plenty quick for a 4 door sedan.
Does this come pre-damaged? Lol
With Honda dropping its top engine for the Accord, and Nissan continuing to make the Altima bland and with CVTs too no less, I’d say the Camry has no competition in sight.
Avis-Budget buyers everywhere just perked up.
Yeah Hertz uses the Toyota Camry.
Another gorgeous Nissan for you lucky bastards in the US that has never been available in Europe...🤐 Great review by Motorweek as always 😉
Do you get the Renault LeAltima version?
Think the Altima should pick up some Accord buyers now that the 2.0T is dropped. Too bad that Nissan does not offer the Altima with the AWD option, and also a torque converter automatic as hard to get that excited about a CVT and FWD only.
Altima already offers awd
Altima SR, Altima SL, and the Altima SV are all available with AWD.
Nope. Altima is still miles behind Accord even without 2.0T powertrain option.
@@DanteKLee What do you think makes this Accord better? I think it is a hard sell unless you prioritize the fuel economy of the hybrid. Otherwise, just a large car, and not an enthusiast choice.
@@digitaldoc100 Would not touch the new Accord. Total snooze box. I'd prefer the Camry V6 for similar class vehicle over the Altima, but definitely Altima wins over Accord now. For reference, I have a '14 Accord V6.
The base 2.5L 4 should’ve been replaced with the Rogue’s 1.5L VC turbo 3 and using it’s better CVT. Could possibly lose some airport rental status and BAE like that.
What are you talking about
coming to your nearest hoods across America
I’m sorry I just can’t get with Nissan I much rather have the Camry
$36k, and you still only get a CVT. What a waste. Such a great car, and it could be worthwhile if they would just drop the CVT and put a 4 speed auto or something else into it. I'll continue to warn people to stay far away.
All cvt issues were fixed under warranty with new belt drives. Mine is all original. Been a workhorse for 180k miles and i think 13 years old, problem free. I didnt like Nissans til I bought this one. Best beater ever.
Sorry for your loss 😂
4 speed autos disappeared 25 years ago. Even 6 speed autos are becoming ancient, though still better than any cvt.
@@marvinmurakami8828 4 speed autos didn't stop being used till this decade. No idea what timeline you live in.
@@theforgottenorg I own a frontier. Smooth shifting 5 speed auto. No BS. Easy to work on, and cheap to maintain. I can't say the same for the people I've known and talked with who bought a rogue, malibu, Sentra, versa, maxima, pathfinder, mitsu, honda, or toyota with a CVT. Nothing but issues to the point that it's cheaper to just trade it in rather than keep it. They're junk. You may have gotten a rare golden turd, but the majority don't get that chance.
@@LrulestheworldM8 I get it. I also knew about the technology in CVTs before the automotive application. I'm sure it was a design or manufacturing flaw that's easily been addressed. A lot of comments about cvts remind me of synthetic oil or fuel injection birthing pains.
CVT and only front wheel drive available for the faster engine?
Nissan needs to dump the CVT.
Owned an altima for 3 years never want to relive that nightmare again.
What happened?
It probably already was 15 years old with 180,000 miles on it when you bought it
Accord > Camry > Altima
And it still comes the the troublesome Jatco CVT transmission. It’s too bad Nissan can’t build a quality CVT transmission like Toyota and Honda.
Wow. No V6? No thanks.
Sonata N Line
YES! That would be my pick from this segment. 👍
You have to be a certain type of person to drive these and that’s not a compliment.
Looks great. But the drive train is the same as a 2007. 2.5 and a CVT. Lame.
A completely competent “full size” rental car
I admit Nissan has improved their designs, but their reliability has dramatically worsened.
I own a bloody mini and had a minor issue with it in 22'000 km since i bought it used.. (it's 2015)
And a guy across my street bought a 2020 nissan sentra only driven 45'000 km since he bought it already has technology issues.
The main reason Nissan is going bankrupt is also due to Infiniti.
Infiniti in general is spiraling down so fast, they had to pull their market from Europe and only sell Suvs here in North america to try and raise sales. Does anybody actually notice the fact Infiniti hasn't updated their designs in like 10 years.... that's why!!
Nissan needs to fix all the problems with reliability.... consumer reports show brand new sentra
A freaking cheap economy car
Rated 2.8/5 for trustworthy or engine reliability.
To be beat out by Mini
Come on! Minis average reliability for anything past 2016 is now 3.7/5
It sounds appealing and looks good but that dammed CVT is just an instant turn off.
I was never a lover or fan of Nissan. Lots of issues with reliably issues. I must say this looks nice though
Nothing to write home about 😕
Sonata N Line
Camry XLE V6
Paddle "shifters" for a CVT? 😂😂😂 Dumb!
F1 drivers 1000hp Supra driver< Nissan Altima driver yeah they don’t stand a chance 😂😂😂 the Altima was a always a good looking car tho especially next to the Honda and Toyota .
*UNFORTUNATELY NO LED TAILLIGHTS* shame shame shame shame shame
I thought it was an elantra before I clicked
I like the design but the CVT 👎👎