Their sport cars are keeping them afloat. Their pickup truck seems to be pretty good also. Blame the shortcomings on corporate, they don't want to let go of that CVT transmission!
nice, I wanted that in 2023 but only a 5 spd manual was available. which is bad on the highway/freeway. nevertheless, I bought a new 2023 automatic versa base model. the trasmission sucks, but no gimmicks and very good gas milage which is great for my 140 km daily commute both ways. but great of all was it's MRSP was 15000 usd or less. I am shocked at the 2025 altima price tag! even adjusted for inflation!
I do agree that Nissan CVTS are by far not the best and can most definitely have their issues… BUTTTT if people changed their CVT fluid every 30k miles and actually properly maintained their car there wouldn’t be nearly as many horror stories. I thoroughly believe they’re comfortable, affordable, efficient and reliable daily drivers. (When they’re not driven into the ground and are maintained) which is rarely the case.
The problem is that the dealerships discourage or refuse to do so. “It’s a sealed transmission” This is the garbage they gave me on my 7-speed auto 370z So I ended up with a new transmission at 54,000 miles… I am at 117,000 miles now with zero issues Jatco blows - if you wanna run the piss out of your car then an aftermarket transmission cooler and 30k fluid changes are a must - Just that Nissan won’t do ya any favors because they’re following the Apple business model of: “Jus get a new one Bro!!” We can thank all the MBA guys who couldn’t get laid in high school who are now running corporate “merikuh maaaaaaaaaaaaaan”
I feel like people buy these who don't know to INSIST on a transmission service every 30K and if they do then they can't afford it or believe the dealers spewing the "sealed" BS.
I had an Altima with 224K miles on it and the key to the Jatco was fluid changes every 25K. At 224K, the engine was in tip top shape with zero leaks, noises or hesitation. The only thing that went wrong with that car was an alternator at 160K. I went on Ebay and bought a used one from a wreck and it worked great until I traded in the car.
Most, if not all modern trannies are ”sealed”, but independent mechanics will service them. Mine lets me buy my preferred trans and diff fluids. They just do the labor.
Think about what you said regarding gimmicks. Nissan is actually saving the consumer money in the long run by not putting in the "gimmicks". That 2.5 Naturally aspirated engine was pretty powerful in my 2007 Altima. Again, no gimmicks, no turbos to break down and cost thousands to repair. I sure hope that the Jatco folks have made this tranny at least comparable with Honda and Toyota. If yes, this is the way to go because engine wise, Nissans run for a very long time. It was always the Jatco issue. Thanks for the video. Please do a review on the Nissan Frontier Pro4X.... the new Tacoma eater.
Every time I watch a non- Toyota car review ,it makes me once again appreciate my 2024 Corolla hybrid with the super reliable 1.8 ,paired with the near indestructible E-CVT
I bought a Nissan in 2005 brand new, 2.5L engine, very loud on the freeway, changed the tires and was better, never had a major issue on engine or transmission or anything major, changed the suspension parts, did oils changes and transmission fluid changes every 60k miles, the clear coat started peeling at 6 years old and that was my biggest complaint, I hated it and a paint job would cost more than the car at that point, anyway I drove it for almost 20 years, a lady hit me at an intersection, totaled and I got $5,300 from insurance, took that money and put $2000 more and got a Camry, same year, clean inside and out, half the miles and drives like a dream, quiet on the freeway and has a V6, I notice Camry is built a lot better, has foam insulation to make it quiet and I wanna drive it for another 200k miles 😊
The problem is nissan itself now have a deep financial issues so the latest product will suffer from bad quality as a consequence unlike a financial stable corporation
I don't see how their products are suffering from quality issues ?? In the past totally but now .. Nope .. I prefer a company that pushes out quality stuff and has some issues than a company with no issues but pushing out crap ..
I owned multiple Nissans from 2016 - 2023, mainly because they offered cheap leases and I grew up driving them ... But everything said here is correct and it's why I moved to Honda and Toyota. I think Nissans problem is that they can't compete with Honda and Toyota reliability and then have moved to make cars that "look nice and premium" the problem is Kia and Hyundai do that way better than Nissan... I really hope Nissan makes the adjustments needed to turn things around since they tend to have nice car designs but I don't really see them being around in the 10-15 years
2024 Nissan Altima SR VC Turbo owner and I LOVE my Nissan. I change the motor oil and CVT oil very frequently and also have a 7yr/100,000 mile warranty in case it grenades so let it rip tater chip!! Gone are the days of the ole Honda/Toyota being "reliable". All modern built cars are junk and made on Fridays now so get off the Toyota/Honda train and put the crack pipe down.
I’ve been driving Nissans for the past 35 years. I like the quality compare to American brands. Toyota and Hondas are overpriced in my area. Generic window stickers that includes miscellaneous $4500-$5000 fees added to the price of the car. I recently went new car shopping and visited some Toyota and Honda dealers. Prices were insane. I ended up purchasing a Sentra SR 2024. I’m very happy with the car and the price.
Nissan: Good cheap transportation that go south quickly (more due to the type of people that buy them rather than the car itself). We had a sentra years ago. Good basic transport. The car you need not the one you want.
I think Nissan makes some of the best looking sedans. However, their powertrains haven’t kept up with the market (plug-in sedans, hybrids). But, I don’t think people wanted them. The government made us want them.
I think the negative opinion of Nissan is unwarranted having know many people including myself that have them. Something they could do to improve their image is offering a better warranty and lowering their prices. if you are cross shopping the altima with the Camry or accord, I don't believe you would choose the Atima being very similarly priced. But that doesn't make it a bad car it just makes it a bad car for the price.
If people who bought these cars maintained them properly INCLUDING the CVT and didn’t drive them into the ground they wouldn’t have such a bad reputation. I’m not saying they’re the best, at all… but the Altima hate makes me sad. They deserve better imo. They’re not as bad of cars as people like to say.
Call your local nissan dealer and tell them you have 30,000 miles on it and you want the fluid changed. See how that goes. Record it and post it. That’s the main problem - dealers wont do it or will try hard to talk you out of it
@@07wrxtr1 If you know the CVT oil or any oil needs to be changed why are you going to the dealers when you can DIY or carry it to another mechanic?! If it's under warranty you can force them to do it by simply saying "lawyer" .. Overall Nissan vehicles are as good as Toyota .. Never once someone drove a Camry as hard as an Altima
@@TinoMiller stop using common sense- some people might get hurt:).. Well said sir- and spot on… a mechanic buddy of mine ( a real one ).. said his Altima “ bought new7 years ago- best car he’s ever owned.. he’ll tell anyone that..
@@07wrxtr1 The dealership isn’t the one and only place you can get your car serviced. I avoid the dealer as much as possible when it comes to car maintenance. I actually have called my local Nissan dealer to have the fluid changed, they didn’t talk me out of it but they were going to charge me $800 to service it. I did my research & found a transmission shop near me with amazing reviews that used OEM Nissan CVT fluid. Had an amazing experience & only spent $300 to get it done.
Thank you, Ahmed! Would really like to know if this is the same take on the Frontier - it’s a great truck with no gimmicks, but once you’re into high 30s and low 40s, there are other choices that might be better? I’d love to see you do a review of that truck.
Why would mechanics prefer to have the intake in the back and exhaust up front? I hardly ever have to do anything to the exhaust manifold, but once in a while I like to clean the throttle body and having it up front makes it easier to get at. When the exhaust is up front that means it gets in the way under the car so if I need to replace an oil pan gasket or starter or simply changing the oil or transmission fluid the exhaust usually gets in the way, but when the exhaust is in the back it stays out of my way doing any of that stuff so it doesn't make sense to me why mechanics would prefer the exhaust up front.
The Premium package ($2890) oadds nearly everything that is missing. MSRP means next to nothing when dealers and Nissan Corp are offering major discounts and rebates. A similarly equipped Accord and Camry will be more expensive to lease and buy.
Seems like almost every company the last couple years doesn't integrate the infotainment screen with the dash anymore, kind of just an afterthought now.
Put the seven speed trans in this and it would be a hit. Nice looking plain exterior with a nice and clean interior. I want to hate this car, but I like it. What about a Nissmo Altima with the twin turbo?
No more of CVT after today, I will go with Sonata or K5 only which provides 8-speed torque converter transmission with smooth shifting and quite operation
Lot of potential for Nissan but it feels similar to some of the American brands where they're always a step behind Toyota/Honda in this segment especially. Glad that the interior looks gimimck free and modern, a problem a lot of these companies are having. But the real issue is how "honed in" the Honda and Toyota products are at this point. It isn't until you test drive their competitors as rentals that you realize how much of a masterclass the Accord is. I just don't know if economy sedans is a segment Nissan can win, and I don't really think the Altima has made sense since they went with the CVT. Even if the Altima is slightly more feature-laden for the price, I don't think buyers who are shopping Nissan for cost purposes are going to be impressed by AWD, leather seats, or more technology. I see a lot of places that they can win though. The Frontier and Titan are attracting a lot of people who are tired of the hybrid/turbo shenanigans with Toyotas products, and the general price points of the NA trucks. At 21k the Kicks should sell like hotcakes to a lot of people who are disgusted with paying $30k for an "economy compact". That's what Nissan needs to get in on.
The problem I see with anything from Nissan is the numerous rumor that Nissan is in dire financial state & have 12 to 18 months to turn things around, which is probably end of 2025 to 2026.
Nissan haters. I rent a 2022 altima sr w 100,000 miles. Zero problems to date, very comf seats, cabin is almost sound proof, car care nut greatly exaggerated tire noise, and, let's keep raggingonthese .ice driving cuts. I put Michelin pilots on mine and it's a beautifully handling car w exact same power as 2023 Accord hybrid sport I test drove. I preferred the altma-'less busy, less today handling, great gas mileage. Car care nut was excessively negative. Why Sir?
For 34,000 you can negotiate the price and dealers are willing to knock off $5K and more off the price tag .. Its worth it than buying a Toyota Camry when the dealers laugh at you when you want to buy the car at a lower pricetag
I had a 2021 LE and absolutely loved it. The new one looks GORGEOUS but I don't like manufacturers not giving options (gas AND hybrid vs just the hybrid they offer now) AND they increase their price like I am not paying 40K for a mid size sedan.
My dad bought 2 Nissan cars. 1st was 1985 Nissan sunny which was a decent car. 2nd Nissan was a 1991 sunny which was a very bad car. I bought a 2015 Infiniti Q50 which was a very decent car. Overall I feel like Nissan quality is not consistent and seems like it’s more on the bad side. I have and will continue to shy away from Nissan cars.
And the transmission that dealers won’t willingly or enthusiastically encourage customers to change the fluid at 30,000 miles. “Cuz itz uh sealed transmission dude bro!”
Great video 👍🇨🇦👏 I can’t believe I am saying this…I would buy this Nissan Altima over the Honda Accord Turbo disastrous engine or the Toyota Camry which only offered with Hybrid. 10 years from now, I rather deal with basic maintenance of naturally aspirated engine than a Turbo or Hybrid. I think Nissan may have something good going after all with Nissan Frontier 3.8 V6 engine.
Indeed. You hit it right on the head. Who wants to deal with all the Gimmicks breaking down and costing a fortune later. I too own a 2024 Frontier Pro4X that I traded a 2021 Tacoma for. I hated the Tacoma which BTW was my third Toyota truck since 1989. I am super happy with the Frontier in all aspects. It's tight, runs great, plenty of power and the total layout is on the money. Frontier is IMO, the New Toyota Tacoma
NO! Many better models out there to choose from. I usually go nuts for rental cars when I drive them a few days and wish i could keep them. Not this car.
"Built on a Friday" should be a filter when shopping for cars, haha. Great review! Keep it up, I love seeing these economy cars through your eyes!
Monday is also bad. Many people return to work with a hangover after the weekend.😉
He ought to copyright that saying. 😂
In Europe it would be a Monday car…. Some manufacturers build Monday cars the whole week
Big Altima energy has made it to the car care nut channel
watch your mirrors
Yep I'm trying to visualize what this car will look like in a few years 😂
Geez this was the most respectful yet *scathing* review for a car I have ever seen.
Nissan... The Chrysler of Japan. 🤣
More like Kia, but Chrysler works too.
Nissan the ultimate bankruptcy company 😂
I always thought that was Mitsubishi
@@cmiles97x38Is Mitsubishi a relevant car company anymore? I don't see as many as I did back in the 2010's.
@@servicerifle16Kia is a Korean brand
surprised nissan is still in business
Nissan has opened Pay Day loan services, liquor stores, and Popeyes Chicken at their dealerships to raise revenue. 🤷🇵🇰
Their sport cars are keeping them afloat. Their pickup truck seems to be pretty good also. Blame the shortcomings on corporate, they don't want to let go of that CVT transmission!
@@trumpius_maximus47rent free
@ Nissan sells a lot of vehicles outside North America. I am sure the Saudis will buy Nissan. 🇸🇦🤷
They have pretty strong global market presence, f.ex in Africa they sell tons of econoboxes
They're in trouble in the US tho
Drive a 2009 Versa with 6 spd manual daily, very reliable she has 161,000 and still ticking
nice, I wanted that in 2023 but only a 5 spd manual was available. which is bad on the highway/freeway. nevertheless, I bought a new 2023 automatic versa base model. the trasmission sucks, but no gimmicks and very good gas milage which is great for my 140 km daily commute both ways. but great of all was it's MRSP was 15000 usd or less. I am shocked at the 2025 altima price tag! even adjusted for inflation!
Yours was built on a Thursday 😂
I do agree that Nissan CVTS are by far not the best and can most definitely have their issues… BUTTTT if people changed their CVT fluid every 30k miles and actually properly maintained their car there wouldn’t be nearly as many horror stories.
I thoroughly believe they’re comfortable, affordable, efficient and reliable daily drivers. (When they’re not driven into the ground and are maintained) which is rarely the case.
The problem is that the dealerships discourage or refuse to do so.
“It’s a sealed transmission”
This is the garbage they gave me on my 7-speed auto 370z
So I ended up with a new transmission at 54,000 miles… I am at 117,000 miles now with zero issues
Jatco blows - if you wanna run the piss out of your car then an aftermarket transmission cooler and 30k fluid changes are a must - Just that Nissan won’t do ya any favors because they’re following the Apple business model of:
“Jus get a new one Bro!!”
We can thank all the MBA guys who couldn’t get laid in high school who are now running corporate “merikuh maaaaaaaaaaaaaan”
I feel like people buy these who don't know to INSIST on a transmission service every 30K and if they do then they can't afford it or believe the dealers spewing the "sealed" BS.
I had an Altima with 224K miles on it and the key to the Jatco was fluid changes every 25K. At 224K, the engine was in tip top shape with zero leaks, noises or hesitation. The only thing that went wrong with that car was an alternator at 160K. I went on Ebay and bought a used one from a wreck and it worked great until I traded in the car.
Most, if not all modern trannies are ”sealed”, but independent mechanics will service them.
Mine lets me buy my preferred trans and diff fluids. They just do the labor.
Think about what you said regarding gimmicks. Nissan is actually saving the consumer money in the long run by not putting in the "gimmicks". That 2.5 Naturally aspirated engine was pretty powerful in my 2007 Altima. Again, no gimmicks, no turbos to break down and cost thousands to repair. I sure hope that the Jatco folks have made this tranny at least comparable with Honda and Toyota. If yes, this is the way to go because engine wise, Nissans run for a very long time. It was always the Jatco issue. Thanks for the video. Please do a review on the Nissan Frontier Pro4X.... the new Tacoma eater.
Nice! Hope you can review the Sentra and also, the new Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV too
The thing about the Altima is that it might be priced above 30k, it is really easy to negotiate it to well below 30k out the door at a showroom
Still a hard sell when you can pick up a Civic hybrid or Accord for the same price
Every time I watch a non- Toyota car review ,it makes me once again appreciate my 2024 Corolla hybrid with the super reliable 1.8 ,paired with the near indestructible E-CVT
I bought a Nissan in 2005 brand new, 2.5L engine, very loud on the freeway, changed the tires and was better, never had a major issue on engine or transmission or anything major, changed the suspension parts, did oils changes and transmission fluid changes every 60k miles, the clear coat started peeling at 6 years old and that was my biggest complaint, I hated it and a paint job would cost more than the car at that point, anyway I drove it for almost 20 years, a lady hit me at an intersection, totaled and I got $5,300 from insurance, took that money and put $2000 more and got a Camry, same year, clean inside and out, half the miles and drives like a dream, quiet on the freeway and has a V6, I notice Camry is built a lot better, has foam insulation to make it quiet and I wanna drive it for another 200k miles 😊
The problem is nissan itself now have a deep financial issues so the latest product will suffer from bad quality as a consequence unlike a financial stable corporation
I don't see how their products are suffering from quality issues ?? In the past totally but now .. Nope .. I prefer a company that pushes out quality stuff and has some issues than a company with no issues but pushing out crap ..
I owned multiple Nissans from 2016 - 2023, mainly because they offered cheap leases and I grew up driving them ... But everything said here is correct and it's why I moved to Honda and Toyota. I think Nissans problem is that they can't compete with Honda and Toyota reliability and then have moved to make cars that "look nice and premium" the problem is Kia and Hyundai do that way better than Nissan... I really hope Nissan makes the adjustments needed to turn things around since they tend to have nice car designs but I don't really see them being around in the 10-15 years
2024 Nissan Altima SR VC Turbo owner and I LOVE my Nissan. I change the motor oil and CVT oil very frequently and also have a 7yr/100,000 mile warranty in case it grenades so let it rip tater chip!! Gone are the days of the ole Honda/Toyota being "reliable". All modern built cars are junk and made on Fridays now so get off the Toyota/Honda train and put the crack pipe down.
I’ve been driving Nissans for the past 35 years. I like the quality compare to American brands. Toyota and Hondas are overpriced in my area. Generic window stickers that includes miscellaneous $4500-$5000 fees added to the price of the car. I recently went new car shopping and visited some Toyota and Honda dealers. Prices were insane. I ended up purchasing a Sentra SR 2024. I’m very happy with the car and the price.
I like how open it is, less spots for debris and road salt to sit and rust away the body
Nissan: Good cheap transportation that go south quickly (more due to the type of people that buy them rather than the car itself). We had a sentra years ago. Good basic transport. The car you need not the one you want.
The type of people that buy them? What type is that?
That’s an Enterprise Rent-A-Car special! And geez, now we have to worry about Friday robots!
The ones on the road never look like that good. This one will surely have missing bumpers in two years!
Hilarious because it's true
Two spare tires and plastic taped over a back window, with baby carriers used as safety car seats.
Can we please stop with the juvenile stereotypes please. It's time to grow up.
@@lanaofficiel4042 Very intolerant comment. As a person color (Ginger), I know about racism.
@@lanaofficiel4042Is it really a stereotype when these cars are notoriously in bad condition on the road? Lol.
I think Nissan makes some of the best looking sedans. However, their powertrains haven’t kept up with the market (plug-in sedans, hybrids). But, I don’t think people wanted them. The government made us want them.
Waiting for that nissan sentra review! I wonder how similar they are to the altima.
Here in Canada you can get the sentra with a 6 speed manual.
The last great Nissan were from 1999.
Were still waiting on a Nissan Frontier review!!
We're or were?
Me too!
Duuuude here in Mexico this is an expensive low profile kinda wealthy man’s car, I love it haha TY for opening my eyes.
I think the negative opinion of Nissan is unwarranted having know many people including myself that have them. Something they could do to improve their image is offering a better warranty and lowering their prices. if you are cross shopping the altima with the Camry or accord, I don't believe you would choose the Atima being very similarly priced. But that doesn't make it a bad car it just makes it a bad car for the price.
Shocked at the spray job on the underside. Wow.
What do you want for the last cars going down the production line on a Friday afternoon? Only thing is that at Nissan every day is Friday.
Ridiculous - they thought no one would notice. Car Care Nut strikes again!
If people who bought these cars maintained them properly INCLUDING the CVT and didn’t drive them into the ground they wouldn’t have such a bad reputation. I’m not saying they’re the best, at all… but the Altima hate makes me sad. They deserve better imo. They’re not as bad of cars as people like to say.
Call your local nissan dealer and tell them you have 30,000 miles on it and you want the fluid changed.
See how that goes.
Record it and post it.
That’s the main problem - dealers wont do it or will try hard to talk you out of it
@@07wrxtr1 If you know the CVT oil or any oil needs to be changed why are you going to the dealers when you can DIY or carry it to another mechanic?!
If it's under warranty you can force them to do it by simply saying "lawyer" ..
Overall Nissan vehicles are as good as Toyota .. Never once someone drove a Camry as hard as an Altima
@@TinoMiller stop using common sense- some people might get hurt:).. Well said sir- and spot on… a mechanic buddy of mine ( a real one ).. said his Altima “ bought new7 years ago- best car he’s ever owned.. he’ll tell anyone that..
@@07wrxtr1 The dealership isn’t the one and only place you can get your car serviced. I avoid the dealer as much as possible when it comes to car maintenance.
I actually have called my local Nissan dealer to have the fluid changed, they didn’t talk me out of it but they were going to charge me $800 to service it. I did my research & found a transmission shop near me with amazing reviews that used OEM Nissan CVT fluid. Had an amazing experience & only spent $300 to get it done.
My mom has one with 60k miles with about 2 oil changes 🥲
Fantastic video 👍
Thank you, Ahmed! Would really like to know if this is the same take on the Frontier - it’s a great truck with no gimmicks, but once you’re into high 30s and low 40s, there are other choices that might be better? I’d love to see you do a review of that truck.
Love this channel
Why would mechanics prefer to have the intake in the back and exhaust up front? I hardly ever have to do anything to the exhaust manifold, but once in a while I like to clean the throttle body and having it up front makes it easier to get at. When the exhaust is up front that means it gets in the way under the car so if I need to replace an oil pan gasket or starter or simply changing the oil or transmission fluid the exhaust usually gets in the way, but when the exhaust is in the back it stays out of my way doing any of that stuff so it doesn't make sense to me why mechanics would prefer the exhaust up front.
They should have kept the VQ35DE, was a great power plant.
Yet everyone bags on the 350 370 etc….
Mine is still smoking tons of cars and runs uh mazin
Thank you so much for this incredible film sir Ahmed 👏
No idea why these cars get so much hate. If these were sold in my country I’d get one without thinking twice.
The Premium package ($2890) oadds nearly everything that is missing.
MSRP means next to nothing when dealers and Nissan Corp are offering major discounts and rebates. A similarly equipped Accord and Camry will be more expensive to lease and buy.
Big Altima Energy! This is gonna be good! Let’s gooo!!! 😂
Seems like almost every company the last couple years doesn't integrate the infotainment screen with the dash anymore, kind of just an afterthought now.
in future reviews please also talk about DIY maintenance how easy or hard it is to do?
I wish they built them half as good as before. Even though I drive a 2008 Pathfinder with 268k miles.
Nissan kicks 2025 next please
That’s ugly 😂
Put the seven speed trans in this and it would be a hit. Nice looking plain exterior with a nice and clean interior. I want to hate this car, but I like it. What about a Nissmo Altima with the twin turbo?
Jetta sales will skyrocket
Nope - Toyota Corolla & Honda Civic
AMD, Thank goodness for your review channel, I had forgotten the Altima was still in production. 😉
Ok?
It’s amazing the Altima still exists today when even Subaru is getting rid of their fantastic car, the Legacy.
The intro has a Grand Turismo vibe
Nissan Jatco CVT = No Sale!
I have written the beyyyduhhh males running nissan a million times:
Give up on the CVT period!
I’m interested in the new pathfinder 2024, has a new 9speed transmission…. Please review this SUV 🙏🏽
2024 Nissan titan pro4x review? Love the channel!
Can you do 2025 Nissan Pathfinder review?
Would really like to see you go over the Kia K4.
No more of CVT after today, I will go with Sonata or K5 only which provides 8-speed torque converter transmission with smooth shifting and quite operation
Buying a Hyundai/Kia is like playing Russian roulette. Only buy one if you feel lucky.
Hi Sr. I like your car videos, nice and professional presentations. Can you make a video review about the 2024 Kia Forte LXS?
Thank you!!
Thanks
Lot of potential for Nissan but it feels similar to some of the American brands where they're always a step behind Toyota/Honda in this segment especially. Glad that the interior looks gimimck free and modern, a problem a lot of these companies are having.
But the real issue is how "honed in" the Honda and Toyota products are at this point. It isn't until you test drive their competitors as rentals that you realize how much of a masterclass the Accord is. I just don't know if economy sedans is a segment Nissan can win, and I don't really think the Altima has made sense since they went with the CVT. Even if the Altima is slightly more feature-laden for the price, I don't think buyers who are shopping Nissan for cost purposes are going to be impressed by AWD, leather seats, or more technology.
I see a lot of places that they can win though. The Frontier and Titan are attracting a lot of people who are tired of the hybrid/turbo shenanigans with Toyotas products, and the general price points of the NA trucks. At 21k the Kicks should sell like hotcakes to a lot of people who are disgusted with paying $30k for an "economy compact". That's what Nissan needs to get in on.
Aah the infamous Jatco returns
Hello Sir, is there any plans to review the 2025 Nissan Armada?
The problem I see with anything from Nissan is the numerous rumor that Nissan is in dire financial state & have 12 to 18 months to turn things around, which is probably end of 2025 to 2026.
Finally
Was getting tired of the Audi reviews
Those blank switches are called poverty buttons
Listen its why I always opt for a fully loaded Altima .. The SR to be exact .. Cause the cheaper youbgo the more you hate the car itself
Nissan haters. I rent a 2022 altima sr w 100,000 miles. Zero problems to date, very comf seats, cabin is almost sound proof, car care nut greatly exaggerated tire noise, and, let's keep raggingonthese .ice driving cuts. I put Michelin pilots on mine and it's a beautifully handling car w exact same power as 2023 Accord hybrid sport I test drove. I preferred the altma-'less busy, less today handling, great gas mileage. Car care nut was excessively negative. Why Sir?
Would be interesting if you could explain sometime why exhaust cam doesn't go with electric motor control?
Yo AMD your credit score just dropped after being in this thing
They should have cut the Altima and kept the Maxima. It was just perfect.
For 34,000 you can negotiate the price and dealers are willing to knock off $5K and more off the price tag .. Its worth it than buying a Toyota Camry when the dealers laugh at you when you want to buy the car at a lower pricetag
Frontier Review Please!!!!
Everything else in this segment is way better than this. Especially the new Camry
I had a 2021 LE and absolutely loved it. The new one looks GORGEOUS but I don't like manufacturers not giving options (gas AND hybrid vs just the hybrid they offer now) AND they increase their price like I am not paying 40K for a mid size sedan.
He should have an hour glass sitting on the video as the sand is running out for Nissan.
Nice review, but in mine opinion anyone even considering buying Nissan now must be as equally mad like RR buyers..
No. Fixed it for ya! 😂
Cvt, direct injection, antique lifters … what’s not to like?
I like to see 2025 vw taus
If these Nissan still have a Cvt Transmission, I would look at Honda or toyotas!
The 2025 Honda Accord and 2025 Toyota Camry also have CVTs.
Certainly some quality control issues in the parts you don't see (but a mechanic will.)
They tend to not have any space in their engines .. But this man is not picking at things that every common car has ..
I never understood why Nissan doesn’t offer a manual transmission for this car, at least for the S trim.
More trucks, please
I know Nissan gets shit on a LOT. But they have always been a decent brand. Better than American cars and more reliable than Germans.
My dad bought 2 Nissan cars. 1st was 1985 Nissan sunny which was a decent car. 2nd Nissan was a 1991 sunny which was a very bad car. I bought a 2015 Infiniti Q50 which was a very decent car. Overall I feel like Nissan quality is not consistent and seems like it’s more on the bad side. I have and will continue to shy away from Nissan cars.
this car will catfish a lot people. share with everyone you know to prevent them from getting scammed.
You can get a base WRX for less. An actual sporty car, with great handling and amazing AWD.
Tough to justify this one.
Nice altima
ahhh, good old Friday robots
They are literally programming them to make mistakes that aren’t easy to see but will definitely lead to issues in 10 years
This CVT is 5 years old I think; Nissan has really turned their CVT issues around from what I see.
Never ever another Nissan in my life !!!!! Been there no Thank you
I never know if "interesting" is a good thing or a bad thing with this guy....
Would it really kill Nissan to put a different transmission in their cars? Improved or not the Jatco CVT has killed their brand image.
Nissan before you go out of Business, please make the Sentra a 5 Speed Manual
In summary: Nissan built the budget car a lot of people had been asking for over the past years. Except for the price. 🤪
And the transmission that dealers won’t willingly or enthusiastically encourage customers to change the fluid at 30,000 miles.
“Cuz itz uh sealed transmission dude bro!”
Wheres the frontier review?
Get an Altima only if it has a manual transmission. That leaves out the new ones.
Great video 👍🇨🇦👏
I can’t believe I am saying this…I would buy this Nissan Altima over the Honda Accord Turbo disastrous engine or the Toyota Camry which only offered with Hybrid. 10 years from now, I rather deal with basic maintenance of naturally aspirated engine than a Turbo or Hybrid.
I think Nissan may have something good going after all with Nissan Frontier 3.8 V6 engine.
Indeed. You hit it right on the head. Who wants to deal with all the Gimmicks breaking down and costing a fortune later. I too own a 2024 Frontier Pro4X that I traded a 2021 Tacoma for. I hated the Tacoma which BTW was my third Toyota truck since 1989. I am super happy with the Frontier in all aspects. It's tight, runs great, plenty of power and the total layout is on the money. Frontier is IMO, the New Toyota Tacoma
Shame they stop making the turbo 2.0
the value should be no more than 22k max
Be some serious negotiations during purchase.
Still waiting for your review of a new Range Rover or Range Rover Sport.
We must end big altima energy to save earth.
Is it me or does the driver rear wheel have bad wear on the inside??
NO! Many better models out there to choose from. I usually go nuts for rental cars when I drive them a few days and wish i could keep them. Not this car.
MSRP is irrelevant, rental companies buy in bulk and pay a much more *appropriate* price for Nissans.