People are so stuck on the cvt transmission. Every car that has the cvt had issues in the beginning. Now this car hasn’t had any issues with the cvt, I wish people would stop saying the same thing. Why do you think this car is 1 of the most popular rental cars, because it’s reliable and it’s a great car.
I have this same Altima with awd. It replaced a 2020 Sentra. Like the Altima a lot more. Average 35 mpg. This is my fourth Nissan, less problems than previous Hondas and one Toyota.
great review. i have the same altima 2023 sv with premium package that comes with sunroof too. same color, i realy enjoy driving it, great gas milage, very comfotable, people always a;ways compliment how nice it rides and smooth. i bought mine w 0 miles and now has 4k on it. nissan fan for life. i rather this then the sentra, more room!
I rented this car recently and it was perfect for fuel economy (I did like 34 MPG) and it handled very good, the transmission was fine, very responsive. I didn't like the rearview camera though, because it was very dark, and also I missed auto climate control and especially adaptive cruise control and auto lane centering (it has vibration warning only)
i have that same model but i got the Premium Package 12 inch screen, sunroof, Pro Pilot Assist, heated seats that model there is way to basic for my needs.
It’s not just the driving characteristics. The jatco sourced CVT transmissions have absolutely horrendous reliability. They’re so poorly designed you can’t even find a company that rebuilds them. You just have to buy a new one.
@@CapELarryabsolutely false. Jatco reliability is the same as every other major transmission company. Jatco’s last major issue was in 2013. The software update corrected the issues. In 2013-2015, Honda also had major cvt issues that were corrected. In 2014-2017, Subaru had major cvt issues that were corrected. In 2017, Toyota had a major cvt issue and were promptly fixed. No cvt manufacturer has issues now. You’re commenting ignorance and false information. All manufacturers replace the full cvt. This is for customer satisfaction and to reduce the chance of more failures.
Es buenísimo yo tengo uno del 2016 y aún conduciendo como el primer día dos mantenimiento al año con su Aceite y no quiero otro carro que un Nissan Altima
@@703Speed For example. I bought my Peugeot 208 in 2019 for 78000 PLN. Today same configuration after inflation this year it cost 101000 PLN. 1$ = 4,10 PLN. But I'm comparing it to 1:1 money conversion. So yes cars in Europe are more expensive. I think that avarage American will save up money for a new car in around 30000$ in a year. Avarage Pole won't.
People are so stuck on the cvt transmission. Every car that has the cvt had issues in the beginning. Now this car hasn’t had any issues with the cvt, I wish people would stop saying the same thing. Why do you think this car is 1 of the most popular rental cars, because it’s reliable and it’s a great car.
Are you serious? It's a fkn Fiat
I have this same Altima with awd. It replaced a 2020 Sentra. Like the Altima a lot more. Average 35 mpg. This is my fourth Nissan, less problems than previous Hondas and one Toyota.
Now it's literally my 1st Nissan Altima to buy.
great review. i have the same altima 2023 sv with premium package that comes with sunroof too. same color, i realy enjoy driving it, great gas milage, very comfotable, people always a;ways compliment how nice it rides and smooth. i bought mine w 0 miles and now has 4k on it. nissan fan for life. i rather this then the sentra, more room!
I rented this car recently and it was perfect for fuel economy (I did like 34 MPG) and it handled very good, the transmission was fine, very responsive. I didn't like the rearview camera though, because it was very dark, and also I missed auto climate control and especially adaptive cruise control and auto lane centering (it has vibration warning only)
Adaptive cruise control and dual zone climate is available on SL and SR VC turbo trims
I have this car and it is very nice 👌. Runs like a charm.
$30,630 for a fully-loaded Altima is a pretty good deal IMHO. I certainly would be very contented considering I also get Big Altima Energy with that.
Best review for Altima on CZcams
Wow. Thank you!
👍🏻👍🏻 I think you get a lot of car for the money. Is it as good as a Camry or accord? Probably not. But it's priced right for what you get.
Now my first Nissan Altima SV sedan I buy.
Good looking exterior. Good value for $28,000.
Thank you for this video!!!
i have that same model but i got the Premium Package 12 inch screen, sunroof, Pro Pilot Assist, heated seats that model there is way to basic for my needs.
Looking into SV with premium package, CVT is not an issue for me
It’s not just the driving characteristics. The jatco sourced CVT transmissions have absolutely horrendous reliability. They’re so poorly designed you can’t even find a company that rebuilds them. You just have to buy a new one.
I hope it doesn't come to that, I'm looking into leasing a car. all other cars in a segment are insanely expensive @@CapELarry
@@CapELarryabsolutely false. Jatco reliability is the same as every other major transmission company. Jatco’s last major issue was in 2013. The software update corrected the issues. In 2013-2015, Honda also had major cvt issues that were corrected. In 2014-2017, Subaru had major cvt issues that were corrected. In 2017, Toyota had a major cvt issue and were promptly fixed. No cvt manufacturer has issues now. You’re commenting ignorance and false information. All manufacturers replace the full cvt. This is for customer satisfaction and to reduce the chance of more failures.
Have you gotten it yet? I want the exact same trim you mentioned.
@@CapELarryummm you have to service them regularly and they do last...you can't thrash on them either...
Es buenísimo yo tengo uno del 2016 y aún conduciendo como el primer día dos mantenimiento al año con su
Aceite y no quiero otro carro que un Nissan Altima
Great video👍🏽
I wish Europe had such cheap new cars in 1:1 money conversion. Great review as always. Greetings
Thank you! Are cars more expensive in Europe?
@@703Speed For example. I bought my Peugeot 208 in 2019 for 78000 PLN. Today same configuration after inflation this year it cost 101000 PLN. 1$ = 4,10 PLN. But I'm comparing it to 1:1 money conversion. So yes cars in Europe are more expensive. I think that avarage American will save up money for a new car in around 30000$ in a year. Avarage Pole won't.
@@lukiw7044 wow.. that’s crazy
@@lukiw7044
Crazy!!
Does the same go for rest of Europe?
What about Germany? Uk? Sweden?
I think those are pretty good place to own a car ?
@@faridayasmin8224 Everywhere in Europe is similarly situation with new cars. But here in Poland is the most noticeable.
I have one great car 60k no issues
Got mine for 26
Muchos dealer se quedan con los accesorios
They transmission go out too fast for me
when did yours go out
Hi
The Altima's main and biggest customer base are people with bad credit and "Edgars". How can they afford the $28K now? LOL.
Lol
Damn I have good credit and not a Edgar lol with the right warranty why not purchase one for its price and features
Nice car except for the CVT drive train.
Nearly every manufacturer uses a cvt in one vehicle or another. There’s absolutely no issues with modern cvts.
You loose your money because of transmission CVT fake, not good car
Stop commenting false information you fool.
It's lose.....go back to spelling class
And what you said is false....