2024 Nissan Altima Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
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The 2024 Nissan Altima SL trim with all-wheel drive presents a traditional option in a market dominated by SUVs, offering a nod to classic sedan styling. Despite feeling slightly outdated, the Altima is available in four trims: S, SV, SR, and SL, with the latter three available with all-wheel drive. The SR trim also has an option for a more powerful engine, though choosing this engine limits the car to front-wheel drive only. The reviewed SL model features a Garnet Pearl metallic exterior and a light interior that straddles the line between gray and beige, with wood trim accents that might feel old-fashioned to some.
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0:00 The Nissan Altima
0:42 Trims and Powertrains
1:14 Styling
2:30 Cargo Space
2:53 Inside the Altima
4:28 Infotainment
5:33 Driving Impressions
9:38 Pricing and the Competition
10:57 Final Thoughts - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
My dad had an Altima for a while a few years ago, and I remember just how good the seats were. I have a lot of admiration and respect for the Altima.
I agree about Nissan's comfortable seat and ride. I just bought an Altima a couple of days ago, and the awesome seats were one of the selling points. SO comfortable on the long trip back home. While I was at the dealership I sat in all the vehicles that were inside, so I sat in every model. They all have those awesome zero gravity seats, from the smallest car to the truck. Comfort is at least one thing that Nissan is the best at. As some of you get older, you may also care about that.
Interesting there was no mention of the CVT Transmission on this generation of the Altima - that has been the Achilles Heel for most Nissan sedans in the past 10 years. As a former owner of a 2013 Nissan Altima that suffered multiple CVT failures, I would never trust Nissan again
Their latest CVTs have significantly improved. They've transitioned to using metal belts or chains instead of rubber ones, among other enhancements. Nowadays, complaints about their newer cars (from 2019 onwards) are rare, with most issues being associated with the older models.
210k on my 19 altima. No cvt issues.
@@jz7551This comment is vastly underrated.
Or maybe you just don't know how to drive 🤦♂️😆😆
@@RodrigoMJ32 Or maybe you're a paid Nissan Troll - there is literally a class action suit against the 2013 Altima because of the inordinately high number of CVT failures - Nice try to discredit the consumer rather than hold companies accountable.
Nissan is still a good buy for getting from point a to b.
You need a different car if you want to go to point c.
I’m so impressed that you used “octogenarian” and “rarer” in the same video.
Even though it's a SUV Market it shouldn't mean they should give up on updating it
It's an economy car, but you feel a bit like Captain Picard in that seat.
I'll take a '25 Toyota Camry SE hybrid for that money and have vastly superior resale value and reliability.
have fun waiting for delivery of one
The Nissan Altima has hybrid but only in china and Japan 😭😭
@@robdamiani113And probably paying a dealer uncharge or at minimum full sticker which negates some or all of the resale return.
The "octogenarian" comment was pretty disgusting -like being that age is a bad thing... it did make me admire my father, and inspired me to buy this car, which looks as sophisticated as my dad's octogenarian values. Tasteless review.
Hey, I’m only in my sixties, but I’d much rather spend time in that interior than the shiny purple hued tinsel trimmed crap seen in most of the new cars.
Instead, reviewers want to rub up on a soft dash and want some "visual excitement" from the display unit. Two snaps and a swirl!
Altimas always look good. Not a fan of that particular color though. That color is probably the worst. They hav decentt runk space. Wish it had the lever option for the manumatic shift. Interior is fine. Octogenarian? Lol ok. Maybe it is a lil better in the SR? I heard the sharpness isnt great on the screen ..for the camera.
Lovely hopefully make it electric
MSRP of 27k, as tested 37k? 10k in options?? No thanks.
Just get a Wrx?
Or just get a Lambo
@@bigdavedayday1581 just a bit more expensive
Didn’t motortrend say an Altima the turbo is far more fun to drive than a v6 Camry?
Yup
Nobody buys Nissan Altima with a turbo engine.. It comes with the terrible Jatco CVT.. no false praises here👎
@@charlesjackson1700 but the article of what I said exists. Look it up
From the front looks like a lexus es350
For a few grand more I Bought a 2024 Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness, with a TRUE AWD SYSTEM, before you spend any money on a car.... do your homework.
I did, when I was comparing cars such as Toyota, Honda & Nissan, in AWD system, price, options, Subaru came out on top.
Not everyone needs a wilderness to go nowhere lmfao.
I want Nissan need get real transmission , No CVT . I need manual or direct-shift gearbox transmission , I know famous CVT Failures and CVT keep high RPM Engine get hurt.
Rear lights have that 80's look 😏 overall CVT not for me 👎
Nissan still using the junk CVT junk. No thanks. I just don't understand why they can't put a conventional 6 spd auto. Like the Sonata
37K will buy a safer, faster, roomier, more reliable, efficient and better looking 2025 Toyota Camry Hybrid AWD. Unfortunately, you might have to wait a long time for a Camry order to be fulfilled. Impatience will reward you with an Altima.
Drove a 2024 SV trim as a rental. This is the most uninspiring vehicle I've ever driven. Feels ultra cheap, doesn't ride particularly comfortably and the materials feel like they were pulled right out from the budget bin. The CVT makes the engine loudly drone under load and the vehicle feels more sluggish than a 2011 Corolla we once owned.
For a brand that advertises 'performance' and 'sportiness', this thing is an embarrassment.
What budget bin? To what literal actual budget bin that exists are you referring?
I've driven the same car as a rental last year and did not get that impression at all.
@@rvrmn2682 Cheap plastic trim, cheap feeling buttons that seem like they could literally fall off, rattles and buzzing sounds during acceleration. To be fair, the Altima isn't the worst I've driven. I've also driven a Chevy Malibu and that, I can say felt like a piece of junk.
The Nissan Altima will be discontinued "during" the year of 2025..
Nissan still can't get past their recent history of crappy transmissions, electrical and engine gremlins.
That's old hat. Nissan is now back on track, manufacturing modern and reliable vehicles.
Nissan is still an underwhelming car with many reliability issues. Their popularity continues to drop.👎
Their RWD transmissions though are bulletproof as far as I know.
Consumer Reports recommends the Altima and predicts average reliability.
@@Thunderbolt-ws7qm I read the Altima is the worst midsize car you can buy.. It does nothing better than anything else..👎
Wow...they don't even offer AWD as an option with the more powerful engine.
At 2:30 of the video is reported that car has 15.4 cubic feet or 436 liters of trunk or boot space. This is the typical FAKE GOURMET sedan, the one that comes ready to be swallowed by an SUV. In the ranking of decent sedans (TOP 500 SEDANS) with a trunk capacity above 500 liters or 17.6 cubic feet it does not enter. It has a mediocre trunk smaller than hatchback cars. It's a disappointing sedan.