You mean side swiping other cars at 90 - 130 with dents all over it, the pushed in trunk lid duct taped down, and both ends of the front bumper missing? Oh and don't forget the purple bubbly tints!
That's a load of crap. I know many peoole that got rid of that 1st gen altima in 200k miles. I made over 400k on my 16 altima and people say I'm in my 7th transition lol. No...
The video showed 5.8 seconds and these things really were quick for those years. I believe the time maybe off a tenth or two. The maxima for those years did 6.1 / 0-60
@@ThisIsInput I definitely had the v6 I put a lot into it. I did read the time wrong but if you look it up the only one doing less than 6 seconds was the se-r model with the 6 speed manual. Plus the 1/4 mile was around 14 and a half on average at 95ish mph. Definitely wasn't hitting 100 less than that
@@Chazikiss1 other factors like elevation, and the weather/temp also play a huge role...it's moreso common for forced induction vehicles to experience more drawbacks or advantages from outdoor factors since turbos in general respond too well to cold weather and generally will become heatsoaked in warmer weather, but overall, the maxima is n/a so this may be a strange comparison but my gli with a 2.0t was over 1-1.4 seconds quicker in cooler weather, and lower elevations than higher elevations and warmer weather conditions...ideally, a 3rd gen non-cvt maxima in suitable conditions like decent elevation alone can run at least a 0 to 60 of 5.4, and 100 in roughly 12.8-13, but on average, you'd see numbers of 0-60 at around 5.7ish and 13ish to 100 but they're no doubt capable of better times with the 5 speed auto/manual than the cvt...if the 3rd gens with it's same standard transmission had 300 to the crank like the newer gens, it would surely be cracking the 5.0 seconds. (0-60) and 12.4 (0-100) marks without a doubt...their curb weight is in the low 3,000's, so they have a major advantage weight wise over their predecessors, and the newer gens are in the same weight class...one thing Nissan is smart about is keeping their vehicles at a great power/weight ratio...less weigh in itself can overexxagerate performance gains in the right conditions..
Let me guess, everything after 2012's cvt blows up in this video. I had a 2001 Altima SE 5 speed manual, got it for $1g and beat the ever loving ish out of it for 2 years str8. Thing was absolute junk, destined for the junkyard so I put her through her paces. I mean rode hard and put up wet, just expecting to blow the head gasket straight out of her but she put up with my abuse day in and day out, and was surprisingly conformable as well. I was surprised it held up as well as it did. Those days are long gone for Nissan and while I'll always have a special place in my heart for their pre 2010 cars, they are effin junk now and would never waste money on them.
@@victorbaez2732 you gotta know how to launch it. Launch in drive mode, then manually shift to sport mode and keep upshifting until you get to around 4000 rpm. It pulls at around 4000 rpm.
Honestly I agree some people on my comment believe they were that quick. I had one in mint condition and never was that quick. No where is there a 3rd gen doing 100mph in 13.5 seconds. A Ford focus RS does 13.5
WHY ARE THESE ALTIMAS QUICK THEY ALL IN THE 5 SECONDS well i guess it makes sense that how they be speeding by like a race car going 130mph. I watching this thinking it would go 0-60 in like 10.5 seconds and im so wrong
@@bambamjames9404 CVT in my 2016 Nissan Sentra has 137,600 miles on it and is still smooth and responsive. Would definitely prefer a regular automatic but a lot of their issues fall down to a lack of adequate maintenance.
@@raiderfly how the hell do you drive a Sentra, I rented a Sentra for a week, because my car is in the dealership for warranty work, and I couldn't believe that people pay 20k for this hunk of junk worst car ever, I had a 2004 Malibu maxx in the past and it was better than the 2019 Sentra SV by a million times, and people make fun of the Kia forte and the Hyundai Elantra those considered luxury compared to the Sentra.
@@hasanfadhil6404 It drives okay. Compared to my old 2003 Impala it’s waaaay smoother and efficient. I wanted a Hyundai Sonata but since it was my first financed car (only paid 8k for it) even with a cosigner I could only get approved for the Nissan
All this is done on a bald spare, dents to the rear left quater panel, and 2 missed payments from your local buy here pay here....smelling like some strait skunky ass weed on the inside..blasting any of those "lil" rappers. Trap on Altimaneans, Trap on
They both had the VQ35DE 3.5L V6. The 03-18 Altima had 240-270hp, 287-300hp on the 350Z from 02-06, and 255-300hp on Maximas from 02-present, and 260-284hp on Pathfinders 13-16 Source: Wikipedia
Considering the average Altima is traveling between 90-130mph at all times I don’t think they are concerned with 0-60.
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You mean side swiping other cars at 90 - 130 with dents all over it, the pushed in trunk lid duct taped down, and both ends of the front bumper missing? Oh and don't forget the purple bubbly tints!
Next thing you know, there’s gonna be Altimas gapping M3s when they find out what engine they have.
You mean the ones w the vq in them?
Lol
Not gonna happen, the CVT breaks in quarter mile
BIG ALTIMA ENERGY
BAE do be going strong here
They be driving like crazy
“hey I’m in that group”
I feel bad for the CVTs
My mom has a 98 2nd Gen ALTIMA with 300k + miles still running strong -they don't make them like they use to 💪💪
Video or didn't happen
@@MrJrod899 I love how positive random people are to perfect strangers on the internet🤣🤣..I'll make a vid just for you 😁#ka24de
@@jbroski84 thank you bro I'll be looking forward to it
That's a load of crap. I know many peoole that got rid of that 1st gen altima in 200k miles. I made over 400k on my 16 altima and people say I'm in my 7th transition lol. No...
3rd Gen imo is the BEST
PERIOD
This is the last generation that honestly had no Renault engineering until it was produced in 2005 and ongoing.
3rd gen will always be the most iconic Altima
1st gen
I'm curious to know if anything was done to that 3rd gen. Mine was limited to 118 top speed. Plus I don't think I ever hit 60 in 5.4 seconds ever lol
The V6 variant was quick. Maybe you had the 4 cylinder.
The video showed 5.8 seconds and these things really were quick for those years. I believe the time maybe off a tenth or two. The maxima for those years did 6.1 / 0-60
I've been 120 in mine and it's stock edit: 3.5l
@@ThisIsInput I definitely had the v6 I put a lot into it. I did read the time wrong but if you look it up the only one doing less than 6 seconds was the se-r model with the 6 speed manual. Plus the 1/4 mile was around 14 and a half on average at 95ish mph. Definitely wasn't hitting 100 less than that
@@Chazikiss1 other factors like elevation, and the weather/temp also play a huge role...it's moreso common for forced induction vehicles to experience more drawbacks or advantages from outdoor factors since turbos in general respond too well to cold weather and generally will become heatsoaked in warmer weather, but overall, the maxima is n/a so this may be a strange comparison but my gli with a 2.0t was over 1-1.4 seconds quicker in cooler weather, and lower elevations than higher elevations and warmer weather conditions...ideally, a 3rd gen non-cvt maxima in suitable conditions like decent elevation alone can run at least a 0 to 60 of 5.4, and 100 in roughly 12.8-13, but on average, you'd see numbers of 0-60 at around 5.7ish and 13ish to 100 but they're no doubt capable of better times with the 5 speed auto/manual than the cvt...if the 3rd gens with it's same standard transmission had 300 to the crank like the newer gens, it would surely be cracking the 5.0 seconds. (0-60) and 12.4 (0-100) marks without a doubt...their curb weight is in the low 3,000's, so they have a major advantage weight wise over their predecessors, and the newer gens are in the same weight class...one thing Nissan is smart about is keeping their vehicles at a great power/weight ratio...less weigh in itself can overexxagerate performance gains in the right conditions..
Love the 5th gen
Let me guess, everything after 2012's cvt blows up in this video. I had a 2001 Altima SE 5 speed manual, got it for $1g and beat the ever loving ish out of it for 2 years str8. Thing was absolute junk, destined for the junkyard so I put her through her paces. I mean rode hard and put up wet, just expecting to blow the head gasket straight out of her but she put up with my abuse day in and day out, and was surprisingly conformable as well. I was surprised it held up as well as it did. Those days are long gone for Nissan and while I'll always have a special place in my heart for their pre 2010 cars, they are effin junk now and would never waste money on them.
4th gen 3.5L should have a quicker 0-60 mph than the 3rd gen
Cvt is not good at launch
@@victorbaez2732 you gotta know how to launch it. Launch in drive mode, then manually shift to sport mode and keep upshifting until you get to around 4000 rpm. It pulls at around 4000 rpm.
What about the 2.5's? You should have the 2.5 in there as well. We can watch it eat the piston rings.
That’s before they break down and over heat 😂
Wrong car?
Or after the drivers commit a hit and run 😂
@@rodrell1075 Altima’s yeah those cars in the video
Oh.
Altima drivers love to text n drive.
I spotted a Altima cruising at 6mph and somehow rear ended the driver in front.
Thank you for sharing I truly appreciate it and enjoy these Thank you 😊
My dad drives a 2012 Nissan Altima SL. I've driven it too, but I've put miles on that thing.
Can you do a Silverado comparison
El último modelo falta... new model 2020-2022👍💪💯🔥
can you do dodge journey acceleration battle
Can you please do Nissan Maxima?
El altima 2.4 1998 a 2001 tenia mucha fuerza para rebasar, incluso con 4 personas.
Do the altima coupe next
Where is the new Altima
My 2017 altima trans went out at 45k miles, hunk of shit.
Altimas are hilarious and fast
all of these 0-60 times were undercut by over a second 😂
Honestly I agree some people on my comment believe they were that quick. I had one in mint condition and never was that quick. No where is there a 3rd gen doing 100mph in 13.5 seconds. A Ford focus RS does 13.5
Still 3rd gen is the fastest and most reliable
I went jeep grand cheroke 5.7 😍😍
should fix the title to hellcat
97 first gen was the best generation
Nissan Rogue please
@Plátano 0-60 never
They didn't do the first gen they started with the second gen first gen was from 93 to 97 98 to 01 for the 2nd gen
Good to know the speed of the car every woman drives and causes a crash.
V6?
1:01-1:26
do you guys pronounce Altima like al-TEAM-uh or all-TIM-uh?
All-tim-uh
Tim
WHY ARE THESE ALTIMAS QUICK THEY ALL IN THE 5 SECONDS well i guess it makes sense that how they be speeding by like a race car going 130mph. I watching this thinking it would go 0-60 in like 10.5 seconds and im so wrong
Missing one
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻❤❤
Why did the 4th gen sound like it only had one gear
CVT transmission! Worse transmission ever!!
@@bambamjames9404 CVT in my 2016 Nissan Sentra has 137,600 miles on it and is still smooth and responsive. Would definitely prefer a regular automatic but a lot of their issues fall down to a lack of adequate maintenance.
Cvt my guy lol
@@raiderfly how the hell do you drive a Sentra, I rented a Sentra for a week, because my car is in the dealership for warranty work, and I couldn't believe that people pay 20k for this hunk of junk worst car ever, I had a 2004 Malibu maxx in the past and it was better than the 2019 Sentra SV by a million times, and people make fun of the Kia forte and the Hyundai Elantra those considered luxury compared to the Sentra.
@@hasanfadhil6404 It drives okay. Compared to my old 2003 Impala it’s waaaay smoother and efficient. I wanted a Hyundai Sonata but since it was my first financed car (only paid 8k for it) even with a cosigner I could only get approved for the Nissan
I have a 2001
Hi
Man said 5.4 0-60 and 5.8 0-100kmh when they’re the exact same basically like what? Channel seems like a joke
100kmh is 62mph…
All this is done on a bald spare, dents to the rear left quater panel, and 2 missed payments from your local buy here pay here....smelling like some strait skunky ass weed on the inside..blasting any of those "lil" rappers.
Trap on Altimaneans, Trap on
1:01 GOD DAMN SOUNDS LIKE MY 350z
They both had the VQ35DE 3.5L V6. The 03-18 Altima had 240-270hp, 287-300hp on the 350Z from 02-06, and 255-300hp on Maximas from 02-present, and 260-284hp on Pathfinders 13-16
Source: Wikipedia
Now I know the channel owner loves Nissan Altimas. Those numbers are all fake.
Those times are terribly inaccurate
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What in the bedazzled steering wheel cover glaring led headlights bald tires on curb rashed rims with a smart start breathalyzer shit is this
3rd gen didn't have 260hp 😂😂😂