My 19’ is 5 years old in August. Just hit 52k miles and came back last week from its second trip from Tx-Va. averaged 36+ mpg going 75-80mph can’t complain for the power. No issues all these miles besides a washer fluid sensor about 12k miles replaced under bumper-bumper. Solid built, fun to drive, and comfortable!
Just bought a 2024 SR VC TURBO and love it. No hybrid junk for me! Maintain a CVT trans meticulously and they will live forever. Its an Altima not a Ferrari.....sheesh. You do get ALOT of car for the money and its fast AND economical. 💪
He's not lying it's not really a sport car. It's just a nice car to commute with I just purchase my car 2 days ago. I like it because it's reliable and it looks nice but don't expect more
The Altima is a mid-size Sedan. More like a family sedan not a sports car. For a commuter and road-trip vehicle does the job pretty good and in a comfortable way. Plenty of room.
They did redo the CVT in 2019 by adding a traditional torque converter reprogramming the software and adding some other more durable parts to it I have one in a 2019 Altima and I have just at 100,000 miles and all I've done is the fluid changes every 30,000 miles and it hasn't given me any problems.
Nissan added a traditional torque converter to the CVT in 2019 and did some reprogramming and other more beefy parts and they are very dependable I have one in a 2019 and I'm just sort of 100,000 Mi and it still works perfectly just been doing my fluid changes when recommended every 30,000 miles.
I bought the same premium package 3-4 months ago. The vehicle just reached 10,000 miles and I’ve already spent 12 hours in the service department replacing defective seats, oil changes, my tires are all done for, and other issues like the sensors popping out and stereo audio needing a update. I was also charged $20,000 over the sticker price of $33,000. Don’t get me wrong, everything else about the car has been great, it’s those little kinks and defects that make it a nightmare. If you don’t want the aggravation of maintenance and long waits, get a different model or brand. I planned on trading it up after 20,000 miles anyways, but the car couldn’t make it that long without maintenance and repairs. I wash/rinse and vacuum the car daily and there have been little to no passengers. If you don’t have ocd or you have a family, the car will surly fall apart. After 3 months do you know what my trade up value is on a $47,000 car…? $23,000……. I still have the tape on the gas tank button and trunk button and the stickers on the rims.. I’m willing to admit I don’t know much about equity and the trade in value may increase over time, but even then by the time you have positive equity your mileage will be the main cause of depreciation, so it’s a loose loose on the 23 Altima Sr premium package. It has to be the most depreciating vehicle on the market.
No it's dependable and more responsive. Nissan added a torque converter in 19' so that helped with durability. Mine has just short of 100,000 miles on it on my 2019 and all I've done is routine fluid changes and it still works perfectly.
@@devinthierault I'm not real clear what you're trying to say. From 2019 up the CVT simulates an 8-speed transmission. Simulate / fake shifting. At the end of the day it's still a one speed transmission. So yes fake. Mine has over 100 thousand and still performs fine.
I have a 2016 Altima and it is weird seeing all of the subpar stuff from my car in a $35k+ car from 2023. (especially that backup camera) Also mine is at the dealership because the transmission is slipping 🙃
Cant wait to see these in 10 years completely dented up with a mismatched colored doors and going over 100mph in the right lane while some generic rap music is blaring over blown out speakers. That is if the cvt even lasts that long which i doubt
Your a real winner huh? Maybe you should take the time to do some studying on the products you comment on if you would have studied this car you have known that since 2019 Nissan redesign their CVT transmissions by adding a traditional torque converter and more durable Parts along with better software programming. My 2019 is all original, just change the fluid every 30 thousand and it will surely be going strong 10+ my guy. You can't put a stereotype or label on a certain brand of car just because black people don't know how to take care of their s*** and Wreck-It into everything lol.
You're missing out then the newer Altimas are really great cars I have a 2019 with almost 100,000 Mi on it and all I've done is the preventive maintenance and I've had no issues and it gets really great gas mileage. I'll be sure to honk and wave at you on the way by 😅👍
The Altima should have a dimming rear mirror it doesn’t….iIt should have rear LED lights it doesn’t …… It should have ventilated seats at this price point it doesn’t……stop cutting corners nissan
You guys saying that the “CVT is bad.” Nissan has improved their trans. Its smooth and reliable.
Big Altima Energy.
My 19’ is 5 years old in August. Just hit 52k miles and came back last week from its second trip from Tx-Va. averaged 36+ mpg going 75-80mph can’t complain for the power. No issues all these miles besides a washer fluid sensor about 12k miles replaced under bumper-bumper. Solid built, fun to drive, and comfortable!
Had a 19 did 82k miles in 3 years lol
Got a 19' with 93 thousand on the clock, still a solid car so far.
Just bought a 2024 SR VC TURBO and love it. No hybrid junk for me! Maintain a CVT trans meticulously and they will live forever. Its an Altima not a Ferrari.....sheesh. You do get ALOT of car for the money and its fast AND economical. 💪
The 6th gen was my favorite. Own a 2020 and I love it.
Big Altima Energy
He's not lying it's not really a sport car. It's just a nice car to commute with I just purchase my car 2 days ago. I like it because it's reliable and it looks nice but don't expect more
The best looking and performing Altima was definitely the 3rd generation 05/06 Altima SE or SE-R with the 3.5 🔥 that car was badass‼️
The Altima is a mid-size Sedan. More like a family sedan not a sports car. For a commuter and road-trip vehicle does the job pretty good and in a comfortable way. Plenty of room.
I remember when the 1st and 2nd gen was all the rage. Not anymore.
the car looks good 👍
No taste
Npc ahh comment 💀
its short on a lot of things too, especially the gearbox lol
Gearbox? What gears? 😂
My friend has hit 164mph in his, completely stock w a tune
Now my dream car!
4th gen is by far my favorite
Yes raised up back and but the trunk interior height is pretty good. Also I agree the exterior should stand out from the Sentra.
That horn thing really had me cracking up you said sounds like it’s running out of breath 😭 but I do like the car it looks good 👍 7:37
I would go for the 2024 Sonata.
Me too
@@wonshtypaul5011 😀👍
So you are choosing theft, fires and a lot of use of that 10 year warranty huh? I think not
In the U.S., Hyundai Motor Company is recalling 215,000 Sonata vehicles found to have engine fires due to fuel leaks.
@@doom9344 It´s weird because here in Europe we have no problems with Hyundai and Kia, it looks for me that this is a US problem?
I miss nissan veing a legitamate contender alongside honda and toyota. I wish they would redo that CVT or just opt for an automatic like mazda does.
They did redo the CVT in 2019 by adding a traditional torque converter reprogramming the software and adding some other more durable parts to it I have one in a 2019 Altima and I have just at 100,000 miles and all I've done is the fluid changes every 30,000 miles and it hasn't given me any problems.
7:38 that's the same exact horn as in my mini cooper 😂
I won’t buy anything with a CVT but it’s a good looking car.
Nissan added a traditional torque converter to the CVT in 2019 and did some reprogramming and other more beefy parts and they are very dependable I have one in a 2019 and I'm just sort of 100,000 Mi and it still works perfectly just been doing my fluid changes when recommended every 30,000 miles.
I have a 2020 Altima SR 97k no issues here
I love my 2023 altima.
It would be so much better with an automatic
I drove one before, fucc wit it
Please do a POV Drive of the SF90
I hope to!
I bought the same premium package 3-4 months ago. The vehicle just reached 10,000 miles and I’ve already spent 12 hours in the service department replacing defective seats, oil changes, my tires are all done for, and other issues like the sensors popping out and stereo audio needing a update. I was also charged $20,000 over the sticker price of $33,000. Don’t get me wrong, everything else about the car has been great, it’s those little kinks and defects that make it a nightmare. If you don’t want the aggravation of maintenance and long waits, get a different model or brand. I planned on trading it up after 20,000 miles anyways, but the car couldn’t make it that long without maintenance and repairs. I wash/rinse and vacuum the car daily and there have been little to no passengers. If you don’t have ocd or you have a family, the car will surly fall apart. After 3 months do you know what my trade up value is on a $47,000 car…? $23,000……. I still have the tape on the gas tank button and trunk button and the stickers on the rims.. I’m willing to admit I don’t know much about equity and the trade in value may increase over time, but even then by the time you have positive equity your mileage will be the main cause of depreciation, so it’s a loose loose on the 23 Altima Sr premium package. It has to be the most depreciating vehicle on the market.
altima yes... how many laws did you break and how many lives did you endanger?😂 jk you know the altima energy.
jokes aside, wheels look gooood
Actually a pretty nice car, is the CVT still as bad as it’s always been or did it get better considering this is 2023 model?
I’ve watched a lot of people review this car and they have all said the cat feels way more responsive.
No it's dependable and more responsive. Nissan added a torque converter in 19' so that helped with durability. Mine has just short of 100,000 miles on it on my 2019 and all I've done is routine fluid changes and it still works perfectly.
Its not faking shifts. Faking shifts is one of the big things about cvt failure. If you get one just make sure you're covered you know?
@@devinthierault I'm not real clear what you're trying to say. From 2019 up the CVT simulates an 8-speed transmission. Simulate / fake shifting. At the end of the day it's still a one speed transmission. So yes fake. Mine has over 100 thousand and still performs fine.
@@kskip4242 fake shifting is why a lot of cvts fail. And if you don't understand what I'm trying to say read a book.
Can you do a Hyundia Sonata Hyrbrid
Air quotes galore
Can you do a pov drive of an affordable, new ram 1500?
I had a 2019 Altima SR and I feel like it was wayyy better than this! Disappointing new model
I love my 2019 SR.
I really need window guards for when it rains and I can't find them. Any suggestions,?
Impressive review watching from Africa
ok
👋
Theyve had alot of years and their glove box is still so small 🥲
Really the trans ruins it for me
Altima SR 2023
Hey miles, are you on the channel autobytel your voice sounds familiar there
Hey, yes, I do videos for Autobytel once in a while
I have a 2016 Altima and it is weird seeing all of the subpar stuff from my car in a $35k+ car from 2023. (especially that backup camera)
Also mine is at the dealership because the transmission is slipping 🙃
I like 👍
Oh yeah for the turbo gt, is it gonna be the new cayenne?
Yes
This car is so beautifulllll I had this but returned it and got my 2013 back😭 my 2013 was just way faster
That's BAE. Big Altima Energy
@@HobbesWiilTakeGoodCareOfYou How is wanting an older model big Altima energy?
@@XsaviXander Any Altima is big Altima energy, especially the older ones.
please do a17-18 Ford Edge 2.0 Turbo
They are so freaking slow though
Why lol
2016 sr
#1 SPORTY CAR!!
looks like an i40
The honda 0-60 in 8 😂😂
That's a really slow GTR.
without the price of the gtr
Altima drivers🙄😂
The best on the road 🤩🤩
@@miking3261most dangerous on the road
6.4 seconds? Lol don't spin the tires...
I’d go with the V-6 XSE Camry or the Accord personally. The color on the Altima is hideous looking in person. Nissan CVT’s are garbage also.
Cant wait to see these in 10 years completely dented up with a mismatched colored doors and going over 100mph in the right lane while some generic rap music is blaring over blown out speakers.
That is if the cvt even lasts that long which i doubt
Your a real winner huh? Maybe you should take the time to do some studying on the products you comment on if you would have studied this car you have known that since 2019 Nissan redesign their CVT transmissions by adding a traditional torque converter and more durable Parts along with better software programming. My 2019 is all original, just change the fluid every 30 thousand and it will surely be going strong 10+ my guy. You can't put a stereotype or label on a certain brand of car just because black people don't know how to take care of their s*** and Wreck-It into everything lol.
Why do people still get Nissans ? Their cvt is the worst, tech is really old, etc
Cheap cheap cheap
Launch control sound gave me anxiety
If Nissan was the last brand in the world and I needed a new car, I’d just walk.
Cmon dude . A GTR has to be fun to drive , even if it’s not as good as some of its competitors
@@ryanjames5931 the average person cannot afford a GTR.
You're missing out then the newer Altimas are really great cars I have a 2019 with almost 100,000 Mi on it and all I've done is the preventive maintenance and I've had no issues and it gets really great gas mileage. I'll be sure to honk and wave at you on the way by 😅👍
The Altima should have a dimming rear mirror it doesn’t….iIt should have rear LED lights it doesn’t …… It should have ventilated seats at this price point it doesn’t……stop cutting corners nissan
why does it cost so much while not giving as much engine power as similar competition