I’ve been selling Nissans for 4 years and you did a great job. I got out of my 2020 Sentra SV premium today and got a 2022 Platinum Altima. But was considering the VC turbo. & you’re 100% correct on the way you need to roll into acceleration on the pedal and not mash it. All and all Nissan has been doing a fantastic. Job with redesigns as of late and it’s a fun time to be selling them. Excited for the Z & Ariya
If the CVT was not so known for being bad and had just a regular transmission in them I would have 100% of gotten one of them instead of a Subaru a few months ago
@@Barlos69 i have three nissans and no transmission problems. You ever do the cvt transmission fluid change every 60k miles? With nissan cvt fluid not a replacement.
@@Barlos69 I thought that's how normal automatic transmissions shift. But cvt shouldn't really jerk. Maybe u need the belt changed? The only problem I noticed is only when driving up hill like the grapevine in california it doesn't really have a lot of power. But that's my nissan sentra 2012 with no sport mode. Other than that I love it have 250k miles on it and still drives like new.
Best car review vid I have ever seen. You are hilarious 😂😂😂 and very entertaining. Your facial expressions and off the wall comments are a breath of fresh air. Keep it up.
Don't worry Sarah, you did, and do a great job, your videos are awesome, and I only discovered your channel a few weeks ago, and I love it. Don't change a thing, your delivery style is spot on girl 👍🇺🇸🇦🇺
Ikr If a car you want is available in the manual transmission you have to pay extra for that. Used to have to pay extra for an automatic back in the day 🤷♂️
Sarah your suggestion about having the "option" for a manual on modern cars is right and manufacturers should listen to this suggestion in my opinion. Making driving enthusiasts happy is a win for them because enthusiasts then bring coolness to a marque and also free marketing in telling other people about their car in my opinion.
Yes, I had a 5-speed manual transmission with my old Toyota Celica 2.4 Liter and it was fun to drive. I remember driving with one of my classmates from my college I was going to and I always liked to downshift to slow the car down. I guess I was going a little too fast when downshifting and the tires squealed and my classmate thought that was so cool! He said, "I have to get one of these cars!"
I’d definitely pay more for a manual, especially in a car that only provides a CVT as an option. Exactly why I love owning an old Mustang with a manual!
I’m getting one soon. Literally waiting on the dealership in PA to confirm with my retailer here in Michigan. Getting the Sunset Chromaflair color with pretty much everything in it. Excited.
I agree on the rims. Deep dish rims not only look better but they also protect the spokes from curb damage. Even though fwd or awd has wider axle width, you still can still have a lip on the rims.
I remember way back in the 70s and 80s when automatic transmission was an option and we paid anywhere from $500-$800 for it. I don't see why they can do that for manual now.
Would like to add AWD option to the VC-Turbo in this Altima. (However, except for Subaru Legacy... only base engines offer AWD in the midsized sedan segment.)
Nothing wrong with the Xtronic CVT. I have it in my 2016 Altima. 157k miles & no problems at all. The dealer does a flush & fill every 50kmi. Just had it done a few months ago & they said the fluid looked fine, no codes but there was a software update so they did that. Don't know what for & don't care. It still runs & shifts like new. 👍
I am with you in regards to charging extra for a manual transmission and while Nissan is at it, throw in the AWD system available on other Altimas. As for the variable compression engine, I think that it will be cool until the car gets some real miles on it, then it will be a nightmare to repair when something goes sideways.
Sarah I must say that most are here because you are a little weird but that's what we like about you. I concur about the manual transmissions because I do prefer them over automatics they're just so much more fun. Great video!!!
I bought a 2015 Nissan in 2017 for $9K . It doesn't have a transmission only a 'reduction gear' . It gets over 100 MPG equivalency and the only time I have put gas in it was in a can . . . . ( for my lawnmower ) . And when I ' Give it the Beans ' . . . . it just silently accelerates (fast) . Have had it now over three years and the only maintenance was adding some windshield washer fluid . Oh, and 'cause I bought an EV in California I got a credit on my SDGE electric bill . . . which a year later is still at -$850.00 ! ! Yup , it's a LEAF ! And it's cute as a bug OR ugly as a frog ! ! ( I think it is 'cute' ) Am very happy with my Nissan ! !
Well it’s more fun when you can choose ...and decide when... I love some things in retro style and then manual transmission under my control is my best option.... because it’s the real sensation of driving with out computers, when you really be free to chose
I'm tired. I was thinking of sentra. They do make a pretty cool sport sentra. Not sure how well it's doing. A little bit pricey, for a, you know, sentra. The one I seen in dealership was 24 maybe, but that's sticker. Says there 22 area
Lol, that was my first thought too. Connecting rod has gone from 4 pieces to 'OMG so many parts...'. But definitely appreciate it from a tech geek point of view.
Let's offer the heavier AWD in the beautiful Altima with the weaker engine.Senceless..nice review..these cars looks amazing and it's cool to know they have a fast turbo version with a cool 180 on the dash.
I feel like I heard the same complexity story with Nissan's VVEL system to adjust cam timing and lift. All the moving parts should mean more failure but I can't recall any time in my 8 years at Nissan that I've had to replace a VVEL component specifically because it failed
I bought the 2020 2.5L version last month (January 2021). It's selling point to me was............. it has an actual spare tire in the trunk. Not "run flats", not a portable air compression and a can of fix-a-flat, but a real spare tire. Plus the Platinum has front heated seats, a heated steering wheel, and safety features everywhere; the parking camera is really cool, too. Again, though............ it has an actual spare tire! btw: at 2:28, that's not a release lever. It's a double-ended holder (like a ship's anchor) for plastic grocery store bags so your stuff doesn't slide around in the trunk. However, there's two double-sided holders, not just one. I really like my car. I hope my comment helps others that may be on the fence with a purchase.
hmmm.......cant find that countertop tree you spoke of.......OH!!!......starbucks grows them.....ok now i can stop obsessing.your reviews are always so fun.
Thanks for the explanation of variable compression Science Sarah. It's the first time I've seen anything like this. But, it seems a bit of mechanical over-engineering when I see the extra bits on the crank shaft and connecting rods. I can't imagine that the difference in performance is worth the complexity. Guess I'd have to drive one to be sure.
That is why I bought the Sentra SR with Manual Transmission. I hate CVT. Glad Nissan offered that option after 2020 model. Unfortunately, I believe manual was not offered in the US.
Hi Sarah. I’m with you on the manual transmission thing. Here in the uk all lorries now come with 12 speed auto gearboxes. I spec’d the one I drive daily with a 16 speed manual. We had to pay extra for it! Yeah, paying extra for old tech seems crazy but there you go.
Per the infamous words of Mr. Scott: "The more you overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain" in regards to that over engineered motor.
Nearly every car I've driven made after 2010 has had that awkward delay when stomping the throttle. I figured it was some dumb emissions control reeling it back. Glad I'm not the only one that noticed.
Your test road might as well be unpaved in some areas with all the pot hole patch work, still a treat to rip on occasionally. Keep doing what you do best and stay awesome.
The performance of modern auto xmissions is generally better than manual. Because the fuel system is now synchronized to what the transmission is doing, offering manual xmissions would mean having to change a lot more to the whole car than just the shift knob. Putting a manual xmission in many new cars would mean less performance.
Sounds like it might've been that dreaded "turbo lag" when you gave it the beans, Sarah. Not sure personally, but that's what came to mind when you mentioned the hesitation when you launched. While I don't do manual transmission cars myself (I suck at shifting gears), I second your emotion there, Sarah and would go further in saying that they should offer that engine package WITH AWD, for those of us who drive in areas where it snows and rains a bunch (raises his hand).
Was it me that saw incorrectly that the Traction Control was “on” when Sarah gave it the “beans”? She said she turned it off but I though the menu said “on”. Not that it really would have made a difference. Keep up the great work Sarah!
I don't actually record that stuff while I'm driving, lol. That's physically impossible. It's just B-Roll clips that I film sitting in my driveway. I don't have a crew of camera people, editors, writers, and videographers like some channels, it's just me, mistakes happen.
Sarah -n- Tuned believe me it was not to criticize your work, you do great work. I was just to see if I had seen incorrectly or if it was. I know it wasn’t when you were accelerating. I meant before when you do your settings. As I wrote... you do a great job. Cheers from 🇨🇦
probably after they realize cutting nameplates didn't solve their lack of sales figures problem and their new corporate overlords go "Uh, hey Nissan, can we make you profitable again?"
Great video i appreciate your attention to detail and that lag off the line is the cvt cvts dont like to be launched lol that thing would fly with a 6 speed manual keep up the videos 👍
@@weirdshibainu because in a normal mordern engine , compression is constant while fuel injection, spark and valve timing is variable. This variable compression will not be good in the long run!
I'd like to see a manual transmission offered too, I'm concerned about the complexity of the engine, having said that all the Altima's I've driven or rode in have been nice cars
Yeah, sure when you dont plan to kidnap someone and dont have the foresight or the common knowledge to disable such cables. They are a nice thought, but anyone with a brain and nefarious intentions knows about them and will simply snip them at the source of release.
If I remember correctly, BMW used to offer a manual as a no-cost option on a couple of their cars. I’d be fine with that, and might even be willing to pay a little extra for a manual. $3K is kind of high though.
You being weird is one of the reason why we are here.
Who else watches this just to watch Sarah?
Everybody, I doubt anyone here cares about these ordinary cars, and these reviews don't help much if you're looking for a car to buy.
Totally. Plus shes served. Definite plus in a woman
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Sarah's humor and cars, yes.
LMAO
I’ve been selling Nissans for 4 years and you did a great job. I got out of my 2020 Sentra SV premium today and got a 2022 Platinum Altima. But was considering the VC turbo. & you’re 100% correct on the way you need to roll into acceleration on the pedal and not mash it. All and all Nissan has been doing a fantastic. Job with redesigns as of late and it’s a fun time to be selling them. Excited for the Z & Ariya
Agreed, I’d pay extra for a manual, especially on a Nissan (to avoid the cvt). Great review, Sarah, and nice of you to point out EE’s video.
@@Barlos69 You bought a second, knowing the first had problems..🤷♂️
If the CVT was not so known for being bad and had just a regular transmission in them I would have 100% of gotten one of them instead of a Subaru a few months ago
@@Barlos69 i have three nissans and no transmission problems. You ever do the cvt transmission fluid change every 60k miles? With nissan cvt fluid not a replacement.
@@Barlos69 I thought that's how normal automatic transmissions shift. But cvt shouldn't really jerk. Maybe u need the belt changed? The only problem I noticed is only when driving up hill like the grapevine in california it doesn't really have a lot of power. But that's my nissan sentra 2012 with no sport mode. Other than that I love it have 250k miles on it and still drives like new.
And not just for look's but she is so fun to listen to.
Best car review vid I have ever seen. You are hilarious 😂😂😂 and very entertaining. Your facial expressions and off the wall comments are a breath of fresh air. Keep it up.
0:35 Great. Now, i will never look at my Nissan without being hungry. Thanks a lot, Sarah.
Sarah can make any car review funny and intresting.
Don't worry Sarah, you did, and do a great job, your videos are awesome, and I only discovered your channel a few weeks ago, and I love it.
Don't change a thing, your delivery style is spot on girl 👍🇺🇸🇦🇺
Doesn't sound like your typical Altima, that's for sure! Looks like a fun car.
imagine if they bring back the 240sx with this motor, 6 speed, and RWD
the proto has a manual, at least there's that
EXACTLY!!! I would pay more for a manual if I had the option!
great car review, you different POV of telling about the car is refreshing!
I love the "grrrrrrr" expression during the unpaved road warning 😂
I would pay extra too, but 3k might be a lil much
They should discount 3k for manual lol 😂
@@spotonndiyvids6065 Just like back in the day when they charged more for Auto
@@bettzysdaddy they still do. What do you mean?
Funny thing is back in the yesteryears car had manual transmission as standard equipment and an automatic transmission was an optional extra.
Ikr If a car you want is available in the manual transmission you have to pay extra for that. Used to have to pay extra for an automatic back in the day 🤷♂️
Sarah your suggestion about having the "option" for a manual on modern cars is right and manufacturers should listen to this suggestion in my opinion. Making driving enthusiasts happy is a win for them because enthusiasts then bring coolness to a marque and also free marketing in telling other people about their car in my opinion.
Nerd out, we all love it. Keep up the awesome
Yes, I had a 5-speed manual transmission with my old Toyota Celica 2.4 Liter and it was fun to drive. I remember driving with one of my classmates from my college I was going to and I always liked to downshift to slow the car down. I guess I was going a little too fast when downshifting and the tires squealed and my classmate thought that was so cool! He said, "I have to get one of these cars!"
I'm in for the manual trans idea. We should start a petition!!! Great vids, keep them coming.
I’d definitely pay more for a manual, especially in a car that only provides a CVT as an option. Exactly why I love owning an old Mustang with a manual!
I just laughed entirely too much at your saxophone joke lol. Former sax music major here. 😂
I always click “like” before I hit play because I’ve never seen any of your videos that I didn’t like.
I’m getting one soon. Literally waiting on the dealership in PA to confirm with my retailer here in Michigan. Getting the Sunset Chromaflair color with pretty much everything in it.
Excited.
OMG! Your humor is off the charts...😂😂😂😂😂
How do you really feel 🤔 captain dumb dumb
Her humor is terrible.
Only_RX Yeah right you must be a real sour puss OR her humor is over your head..🤔
I love my 2015 but I can hear the difference in the 2020..
Amazing commentary and beauty through this one...
Absolutely on the standard transmission option.
I’m using the iPad app, but this video is not in my sub feed. I swear I’m not lying, still subbed and everything.
Always love your kooky corny funny and informative car reviews and videos, dont change a thing
Interesting car. But the most interesting non pure sports cars Nissans were the 90's Maximas. Great review as usual. And, great sense of humor.
I always get strange looks when I try to redeem all my Beans, Cookies, and Penguins....
I agree on the rims. Deep dish rims not only look better but they also protect the spokes from curb damage. Even though fwd or awd has wider axle width, you still can still have a lip on the rims.
I remember way back in the 70s and 80s when automatic transmission was an option and we paid anywhere from $500-$800 for it. I don't see why they can do that for manual now.
Would like to add AWD option to the VC-Turbo in this Altima. (However, except for Subaru Legacy... only base engines offer AWD in the midsized sedan segment.)
Nothing wrong with the Xtronic CVT. I have it in my 2016 Altima. 157k miles & no problems at all. The dealer does a flush & fill every 50kmi. Just had it done a few months ago & they said the fluid looked fine, no codes but there was a software update so they did that. Don't know what for & don't care. It still runs & shifts like new. 👍
I see nothing but issues with that engine technology and I 100% agree with you Sarah on paying for the option of a standard transmission.
I am with you in regards to charging extra for a manual transmission and while Nissan is at it, throw in the AWD system available on other Altimas. As for the variable compression engine, I think that it will be cool until the car gets some real miles on it, then it will be a nightmare to repair when something goes sideways.
Sarah I must say that most are here because you are a little weird but that's what we like about you. I concur about the manual transmissions because I do prefer them over automatics they're just so much more fun. Great video!!!
I bought a 2015 Nissan in 2017 for $9K . It doesn't have a transmission only a 'reduction gear' . It gets over 100 MPG equivalency and the only time I have put gas in it was in a can . . . . ( for my lawnmower ) . And when I ' Give it the Beans ' . . . . it just silently accelerates (fast) . Have had it now over three years and the only maintenance was adding some windshield washer fluid . Oh, and 'cause I bought an EV in California I got a credit on my SDGE electric bill . . . which a year later is still at -$850.00 ! ! Yup , it's a LEAF ! And it's cute as a bug OR ugly as a frog ! ! ( I think it is 'cute' ) Am very happy with my Nissan ! !
YES !! Altima seat wiggle for the Win ...and i wasn't hungry until you reviewed the grille .
Nothing like manual transmission car..... that’s true
or no transmission . . . .
Well it’s more fun when you can choose ...and decide when... I love some things in retro style and then manual transmission under my control is my best option.... because it’s the real sensation of driving with out computers, when you really be free to chose
Holy shhh.. all this time I thought this was altima. Pretty impressive. Not my thing, but kudos nissan. Great job with reviews as always, tuner girl.
I'm tired. I was thinking of sentra. They do make a pretty cool sport sentra. Not sure how well it's doing. A little bit pricey, for a, you know, sentra. The one I seen in dealership was 24 maybe, but that's sticker. Says there 22 area
One of my favorite cars I had was a 90 Nissan Maxima Se. It had almost 300k before it died. I don't think the new ones can do that now.
I had one of those,too ! Mine wore out at about 275K. Loved that car.
I have 317k miles on my 2016 altima so I guess that makes your car a pos then right?
That compression gizmo looks like a disaster waiting to happen..
danny lister mogwai 😊
Lol, that was my first thought too. Connecting rod has gone from 4 pieces to 'OMG so many parts...'. But definitely appreciate it from a tech geek point of view.
Been out 3 years now and haven't seen much engine failures of any
couldnt wait for the bolsters test!
I like this car!!, and with your great explanations, well....just very nice to hear🙋♀️🙅♀️🙆♀️
First time I've watched a car review Love your style "cool" and quirky use of language. (thumbs up)
Let's offer the heavier AWD in the beautiful Altima with the weaker engine.Senceless..nice review..these cars looks amazing and it's cool to know they have a fast turbo version with a cool 180 on the dash.
That overly complicated engine just has failure written all over it.
We’ll see 🤔
I agree. I can see something collapsing between piston and crank and exiting the block via the sidewall.
That would be amusing.
Especially from Nissan
@@chrisgabbert658 Still waiting!
@@mayflowerlash11 its been out for over 2 years now and haven't heard anything 2 crazy when it comes 2 failures.
I feel like I heard the same complexity story with Nissan's VVEL system to adjust cam timing and lift. All the moving parts should mean more failure but I can't recall any time in my 8 years at Nissan that I've had to replace a VVEL component specifically because it failed
I bought the 2020 2.5L version last month (January 2021). It's selling point to me was............. it has an actual spare tire in the trunk. Not "run flats", not a portable air compression and a can of fix-a-flat, but a real spare tire. Plus the Platinum has front heated seats, a heated steering wheel, and safety features everywhere; the parking camera is really cool, too. Again, though............ it has an actual spare tire!
btw: at 2:28, that's not a release lever. It's a double-ended holder (like a ship's anchor) for plastic grocery store bags so your stuff doesn't slide around in the trunk. However, there's two double-sided holders, not just one. I really like my car. I hope my comment helps others that may be on the fence with a purchase.
How many miles do u have on your altima, plus did the cvt give you problems as everyone claims ?
I would pay for Manuel transmission. To think is was the other way around years ago🧐
Manual AWD would be amazing from an enthusiast standpoint.
Mazda does that now with the Mazda 3. You can't get a manual in the sedan at all, but it's available in the premium version of the hatchback.
I paid about $1500 for the 6 speed in my W8 4-Motion wagon 17 years ago
--------- manual transmissions to automakers is more manufacturing manual labor employee hours --------
I really enjoyed the 2021 Awd Altima at the car show. Very comfortable drivers seat!
hmmm.......cant find that countertop tree you spoke of.......OH!!!......starbucks grows them.....ok now i can stop obsessing.your reviews are always so fun.
love your attention to detail... e.g. amber taillights and clear coat hinges. no other reviewer would point out these nuances
Thanks for the explanation of variable compression Science Sarah. It's the first time I've seen anything like this. But, it seems a bit of mechanical over-engineering when I see the extra bits on the crank shaft and connecting rods. I can't imagine that the difference in performance is worth the complexity. Guess I'd have to drive one to be sure.
That is why I bought the Sentra SR with Manual Transmission. I hate CVT. Glad Nissan offered that option after 2020 model. Unfortunately, I believe manual was not offered in the US.
Came in expecting the mad scientist and you did not dissapoint (:
Sarah you should do the Maxima next if u get the chance. To me that is a great modern Nissan people tend to overlook.
Hi Sarah. I’m with you on the manual transmission thing. Here in the uk all lorries now come with 12 speed auto gearboxes. I spec’d the one I drive daily with a 16 speed manual. We had to pay extra for it! Yeah, paying extra for old tech seems crazy but there you go.
I want all instructional videos to be presented by garage Dr. Sarah version, but only with the glasses because it's more official looking!
I actually rode in one of these and was so impressed
Per the infamous words of Mr. Scott: "The more you overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain" in regards to that over engineered motor.
Has a rubber band transmnission. Bring back the 5 speed! Lost me at CVT. Nice driving Sarah.
Heard your "Book" for a child comment this morning. VERY nice Sarah. Enjoy your channeslot.
Love the cat eye glasses. The car recognizes the Chuck Huckleberry Tucson roads as "unpaved" not an inaccurate interpretation.
Hi Sarah, suspect that excessive engine - induction noise is simply the lack of sound insulation on Nissans part. Great review
I'd subscribe to a daily report of the cheeky sort, from your garage.
Can't wait for you to get your hands on the 2021 Tlx
I would like to see them just create a modern day engine that can be retrofitted to an older model manual
Nearly every car I've driven made after 2010 has had that awkward delay when stomping the throttle. I figured it was some dumb emissions control reeling it back. Glad I'm not the only one that noticed.
Your test road might as well be unpaved in some areas with all the pot hole patch work, still a treat to rip on occasionally.
Keep doing what you do best and stay awesome.
The performance of modern auto xmissions is generally better than manual. Because the fuel system is now synchronized to what the transmission is doing, offering manual xmissions would mean having to change a lot more to the whole car than just the shift knob. Putting a manual xmission in many new cars would mean less performance.
Sounds like it might've been that dreaded "turbo lag" when you gave it the beans, Sarah. Not sure personally, but that's what came to mind when you mentioned the hesitation when you launched.
While I don't do manual transmission cars myself (I suck at shifting gears), I second your emotion there, Sarah and would go further in saying that they should offer that engine package WITH AWD, for those of us who drive in areas where it snows and rains a bunch (raises his hand).
Was it me that saw incorrectly that the Traction Control was “on” when Sarah gave it the “beans”? She said she turned it off but I though the menu said “on”. Not that it really would have made a difference. Keep up the great work Sarah!
I don't actually record that stuff while I'm driving, lol. That's physically impossible. It's just B-Roll clips that I film sitting in my driveway. I don't have a crew of camera people, editors, writers, and videographers like some channels, it's just me, mistakes happen.
Sarah -n- Tuned believe me it was not to criticize your work, you do great work. I was just to see if I had seen incorrectly or if it was. I know it wasn’t when you were accelerating. I meant before when you do your settings. As I wrote... you do a great job. Cheers from 🇨🇦
Mr.AAA Nah, I have to let 💩 slip from time to time, I spend wayyy to long making these videos as it is.😂
Um just found one of your vids I love your reviews and personality NEW SUBSCRIBER!!❤️
No one:
Sarah: I would definitely wax those jambs...
Everyone: o.0!
I had a new 95 Altima 4cyl 5 speed with nitrous. Used to street race it and go through a bottle every weekend. It was so fun. Would easily beat 5.0s
The VC turbo is sloooow! I have a 2006 2.5SL 4 spd auto and I blow the doors on those CVTs all day. 😂
Good afternoon Abandoned Warehouse Sarah! 👋🏻
Between the weird unproven engine and the CVT this car is a non starter in my book. When will Nissan get it right?
probably after they realize cutting nameplates didn't solve their lack of sales figures problem and their new corporate overlords go "Uh, hey Nissan, can we make you profitable again?"
When u give it a chance. There's nothing that says this is a horrible engine.
"The red color is pretty." Let me get my nails done. 🤣
I would pay extra for a manual transmission option.
Man, I liked it when you paid less for a manual. Those were the days.
@@jeffdaman6969 in the UK we have to pay more for an auto transmission and we have 9 8 octane at the pumps
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It use to be that way here in the US. Now it’s reversed? Shame. I like driving manuals. Guess people now don’t.
I'm definitely on the manual transmission train. Especially on Nissan vehicles. Clutch replacement is less costly.
Great video i appreciate your attention to detail and that lag off the line is the cvt cvts dont like to be launched lol that thing would fly with a 6 speed manual keep up the videos 👍
I love this woman.
"that wasnt a butt reference..." i wasnt thinking it...well i am now as i bite into my hotdog and try not to spit it out.
yep, agreed about the Frontier. Nissan's been hanging on that one iteration a looooong time
I won't buy an auto transmission for myself ... mostly cause my wife won't use a stick! I will pay extra for that feature! 🙂🙂🙂
My wife is hesitant to upgrade from our 6 speed manual Renegade because she doesn't want to give up her manual lol.
I really fear that engine, who knows how long it will last!
Why?
Because Nissan
@@weirdshibainu because in a normal mordern engine , compression is constant while fuel injection, spark and valve timing is variable. This variable compression will not be good in the long run!
What's the warranty? 3 yrs 36,000 miles?
Same reason you never fly the "A" model of an airplane.
I'd like to see a manual transmission offered too, I'm concerned about the complexity of the engine, having said that all the Altima's I've driven or rode in have been nice cars
Sarah deserves a 🍪
You’re a rare bird dear. I love it
I really just watch this channel to see Sarah's pretty face. Idc about the overpriced cars.
Love the weirdness! Definitely breaks up the monotony. Even the wife likes watching
That’s a nice looking Nissan, pity we don’t get them in our country.
Yo I'm with Sarah I WANT MANUAL TRANSMISSION AHHH!!! I have a 2020 Altima I love it just wished I could have gotten it in manual 😢
there's a story behind those escape levers in trunks. That's so you can't lock anyone in a trunk anymore .
Yeah, sure when you dont plan to kidnap someone and dont have the foresight or the common knowledge to disable such cables. They are a nice thought, but anyone with a brain and nefarious intentions knows about them and will simply snip them at the source of release.
If I remember correctly, BMW used to offer a manual as a no-cost option on a couple of their cars. I’d be fine with that, and might even be willing to pay a little extra for a manual. $3K is kind of high though.
Hello Sarah from the interwebs, another great review