Nissan Altima Usados en Venta en Crescent City, FL

The car seems to drive smoothly down the road. That makes the ride easier to control for me. The smooth ride is a great reason why the car is worthwhile. I am glad to have a vehicle that handles so well when needed the most. The handling is definitely something that can be put to the test. Wet road conditions are nothing thanks to the superior handling of that vehicle. The car can gracefully continue down the road when the driver needs it to do just that for them. Drivers will be free to focus on their own skills while driving. The vehicle also gets excellent gas mileage on the road. The fuel economy is top notch and can be noted too. Highway driving consumes very little gas as the car moves forward. Off road driving can be taxing, but that is something that drivers can decide on their own. Fuel economy might just be the biggest selling point for the car. People will seek out that model car when they buy a new vehicle. The dealers are well aware of the superior fuel economy. They tout that point when making a sales pitch people can understand. The car deserves credit for how it consumes gas in any given situation.

I purchase my Nissan Altima used with one previous owner at 75,000 miles. The prior owner did only routine service and the car is still running great. I love the wide stance of the car and the amount of room. I can fit many objects in this car that cannot fit in other cars. The doors open up wide too, allowing for more accessibility. Because I am often moving large tools, this was a must for me. The car drives very well and has good pick up. It's also very easy to maneuver and whip around. Routine maintenance is also easier with this vehicles than others I've had (oil changes, changing the breaks...etc.) And the stereo system is superb. I've found a few small things that have required work, like the front-wheel splash guard coverings have flimsy clips which break easily. This caused my splash guard to fly off at one point but was fixed with putting in some sturdy bolts. Additionally, the head lights seem to be unable to be cleaned fully, which I've noticed with other Altimas too. But these very small factors are minor in the big picture. Overall, it's a dependable car that is also affordable. It's a joy to ride and has plenty of room while still driving like a medium size car. This is the first Altima I have owned, but I plan on sticking with Altimas from this point forward.

My Nissan Altima is one of the most reliable cars I've ever had. I've had it for 8 years and the only real issue I've had with it was the transmission and that was a recall issue. I brought it into the dealership and they replaced it free of charge and offered me a loaner until it was fixed. As long as you get regular service check ups I don't think you will have any problems with this car. I have 2 kids, 2 years apart, who are now teens and this car has grown with us. From car seats and strollers to friends and sporting equipment. I was even able to fit my son's BMX bike in the back seat once. I have a 2008 model that comes with key-less entry. This has defiantly come in handy when my hands are full and I can't dig in my purse for the keys. The ability to roll down the window with the key is an added plus for the many hot Florida summer days. The mileage on my car after having it for 8 years is still great. I don't know exactly what it is but I do know I can drive from here to Orlando on just a quarter tank. You can't beat that.