2009 Nissan Altima Usados en Venta

This car is the perfect car to start off with in college. It's reliable and sturdy. I've dinged this car so many times, and it's taken beatings on the bumper--it's still holding strong. The trunk of the car is perfect for holding all your groceries of you and your roommates as you carpool to the grocery store together. The leg room in this car is amazing, and it allows a tall person like me sit perfectly in every single seat in the car. It has a slick design that makes it feel like I am driving a sportier car than I actually own. One of the cons of this car is that the key fob doesn't really work as well as I would like. Sometimes the car can't detect the key is inside the car, so it won't turn on. The car does a great job of reminding you that you left your keys in the car by beeping in a certain way which is really important since its a push to start car. The car still has quite a bit of torque and accelerates really fast for having around 100,000 miles on it. It's one of the most reliable cars that I feel confident in.

There are very few Mid-sized cars that fit a person of my size, 6'6" tall. This is one of them. I am very comfortable in this car on both short and long trips. The interior is comfortable and well appointed. My car has all available options except for the GPS Navigation system. The leather seats are firm but comfortable and the controls are well thought out and within easy reach from the driving position. Visibility is good with only smallish blind spots. The Bose sound system is incredible, the bass is deep with none of the vibration at high audio levels. The drive train is bullet proof. As long as you do the regular prescribed maintenance this car will run forever. I have over 75000 miles on the car and have had no major mechanical issues at all. This is my third Nissan product (second Altima) and have found the drive train to be of very good quality. I get close to 30 MPG on the highway and about 25 MPG in mixed driving. The CV transmission takes some getting used to but helps contribute to the very good gas mileage. I do a lot of the maintenance myself and for the most part Nissan has not gone the way of most manufacturers but constructing the car to be impossible for the layman to work on. The car is very stylish and stand out a bit from the Honda and Toyota models it competes against. When I am ready for a new car the next generation Altima will be at the top of the list.