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Replying to: m382 (Feb 07, 2006 7:23 pm) i originally wanted the g-35 but went w/ the s-er had more options for the money. i love the car BUT IT IS AN ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN IN SNOW/SLUSH. This is a car that u would have to buy rims and snow tires for. That to me is the only down fall. Good luck. |
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Replying to: m382 (Feb 07, 2006 7:23 pm) As with any FWD car with this amount of power, there is plenty of torque steer. The sound from the exhaust is wonderful! It sounds a lot like a Z. Be sure and take one for a long test drive before purchasing. |
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| Has anyone recently purchased any used Altimas at an auto auction? I'm curious what prices I might expect to find at an auction on 2002 models with standard options & around 50-75K miles. Can anyone help me out with this question? | |
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Replying to: m382 (Feb 07, 2006 7:23 pm) Huge difference in feel from the SE -- I was amazed when I test-drove the SE-R. Only downside (for me) is the sound system. I'd be happier if the 6-disc changer and sat radio was optional and I'd like an aux input for my iPod. Don't get me wrong -- it sounds great; just wish it was a bit more flexible. |
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I am looking into purchasing a 2006 2.5 with the special edition packages. I also want a leather interior, but the only way to get that is with the SL package. However, the dealer suggested that the cloth could be removed and they could have leather installed for a cost of around $1200. And he said the leather would carry the 3 yr./36,000 mile warranty from Nissan as well. Can this true? All your thoughts are welcome. Thanks, Steve
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Replying to: vocus (Nov 11, 2002 8:35 am)
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Looks similar to my own Altima...just new door handles, new tails and supposedly a WHOLE-NEW interior! I hope so. Can't wait until NYIAS |
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Replying to: steveoh62 (Mar 07, 2006 1:30 pm)
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...Is the fact we may see CVT automatics used on this model for the first time. Now don't laugh--Nissan has already said that they will offer CVT automatics on a wider scale starting with the 2007 US-market models (note both the 2007 Sentra and 2007 Versa will offer CVT's), and Xtroid CVT (which combines a CVT belt-drive system with a torque converter) has proved it can handle the power of the V-6 engine in its application on the Murano "crossover" SUV. I wouldn't be surprised that the I-4 Altimas use the CVT automatic and the V-6 Altimas use a conventional six-speed automatic.
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Replying to: raychuang00 (Mar 20, 2006 8:23 am)
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