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MSRP: $ 18330.00



 
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Reviewed by:
Nestle


Review Date
February 19, 2008

Overall Rating
 2 of 5

Value Rating
 2 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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3.58 of 5, 19.00 votes

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Review 1 of 308

Price Paid:  $0.00

Year / Model Reviewed:
2008 Altima

Summary:
I work for a Nissan dealership and the Altima isn't all that in terms of refinement, roominess and quality. This car is too hyped up and Nissan did a nasty job with the styling of the coupe and sedan. The overall interior appointments are abysmal and the 2002-2006 Altima's were roomier and better to look at.

Strengths:
3.5L V6 Engine and suspension, that is about it.

Weaknesses:
2.5L (noisy and buzzing), CVT (feels like the car is struggling), interior front and rear headroom don't quite match the Accord, Camry and Sonata. Annoying push start (too gimicky and it doesn't work well). Interior quality is below par. The coupe has the worse interior appointments and I have to say when I drove this car it felt so hallow and it was noisier than other sedans in its class.


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Reviewed by:
Jeren


Review Date
May 11, 2007

Overall Rating
 3 of 5

Value Rating
 1 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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5.00 of 5, 2.00 votes

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Review 2 of 308

Price Paid:  $21655.00 from West Covina

Year / Model Reviewed:
2007 Altima/ 2.5S

Summary:
I would like to express my feeling as a first time Nissan owner. The car itself is great, but its been an awful experience as a Nissan owner. Ever since i purchased my car about a month ago, my car has been giving me nothing but problems, and the dealer where i purchased my car from does not care about retaining their customer after they make their sales. I'm very upset with the way they do business and how my car was delivered to me. Just today, the windshield fluid light went on, i checked and sure enough there was no fluid in there. I've also noticed the coolant fluid was low too. I didn't expect this from a brand new car. I looked at my delivery checklist and it was marked that all the fluid was full, and now a month later, why should the fluid be on low or empty ?I can't stress enough that this is the worst car buying experience ever. Nissan dealerships really need to look into improving customer retention and customer satisfaction other than filling out a survey. There's no point of having a good product when there is no customer service to support it. So far I've been to 3 Nissan dealerships and only one dealership cared to retain my business and sad enough to say this is not the dealership where i purchased my car from.

***think twice before buying this car****
this is my fist and last NISSAN!!! Terrible customer service, both the dealerships and Nissan North America, they keep expressing how important it is to
make their customer's happy, that's just pure BS. They could care less for your business.



Strengths:
roomy,175 Horsepower,and looks nice.

Weaknesses:
BAD mileage,loud engine noise,cheap radio,easily dent,and VERY sensitive break.

Similar Products Used:
2000 Honda Accord


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Reviewed by:
Crys M


Review Date
July 11, 2007

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 3 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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Review 3 of 308

Price Paid:  $25000.00 from NLR Nisan

Year / Model Reviewed:
2007 Nissan Altima 3.5SE

Summary:
I fell in love with this car when id rove it, but to save a few dollars I decided to have leather interiro added instead of purchasing w/leather-BIG MISTAKE. Upon recieveing my car after instillation one of the consoles doesn't close. Returned to have that fixed. Then my inside door handle just came off one day-returned to have that fixed. 2 hours later a child opens the door-comes off again-now I have to take tim eoff work and go again-VERY DISAPPOINTING, but not as disappointing as the lack of concern the dealer has. Once your money is taken or your contract is signed they could care less. That is very unfortunate. Otherwise, I love the car, but I probably won't buy another one from them-EVER and no recommendations.

Strengths:
Speed, tire size, owner acesibility

Weaknesses:
a little noisier than I thought, stereo is not that good (I do not have the bose system)

Similar Products Used:
none


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Reviewed by:
Danny Boy



Review Date
September 8, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
3 Months to 1 year

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Review 4 of 308

Price Paid:  $31000.00 from Avenue Road Nissan

Year / Model Reviewed:
2007 Altima 2.5SL

Summary:
My wife’s 1999 Camry was due for a replacement. We looked around for Camry LE V6, Altima 2.5SL and Honda CRV which are in the similar price range. We also test drove Camry 4 and RAV4 which were noisy and lack of power. The CRV was rules out as the interior was too plain (the ride was Okay though). The final decision comes down to the Camry LE V6 and Altima 2.5SL (both are new models for 2007). We picked the Altima 2.5SL for the following considerations:
1. Altima was quieter and the engine is just as responsive as the Camry V6.
2. Much better value - It is fully loaded where as the Camry every thing is optional ($2K+). It is recognized, however, Toyota has better overall resale value.
3. My previous ownership experience with Maxima and Pathfinder.

It has 8,000 km on it and its still running as day 1. Gas mileage is so and so. We are very satisfied.

Strengths:
Value, smooth ride and power.

Similar Products Used:
Maxima, Camry V6


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Reviewed by:
Walt


Review Date
September 18, 2007

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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4.00 of 5, 1.00 votes

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Review 5 of 308

Price Paid:  $26000.00

Year / Model Reviewed:
2007 Nissan Altima Hybrid

Summary:
After having owned my Altima for a few months now, I feel satisfied with my decision to purchase this car. While it does not excel in any singular aspect, it does provide a balance of features and abilities that lean toward a more entertaining driving experience. I can only suppose that this was the intent of the designers at Nissan.
When compared to the Toyota Camry, which I was also contemplating on purchasing, I was willing to sacrifice a little bit on a slightly better feeling of quality materials (Camry) in exchange for a more responsiveness and sporty feel (Altima).
I wouldn't go so far as to say that this car would suit everyone. But then again, the same can be said about any car on the market.
I am happy with the Altima because it is an every day car that can put some fun in a mundane commute. While I would prefer the Camry for its choice of cabin materials, the Altima is a better match for people looking for satisfaction in an entertaining driving experience.

Strengths:
Enjoyment of driving experience, practical design and features, not "over the top" styling yet sporty design

Weaknesses:
good cabin materials but not as good as some others, choice of some features are exclusive to only packaged options, Hybrid trunk is small (because of additional battery)

Similar Products Used:
Camry
Accord
Passat


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