The 2012 Nissan Altima four-door sedan is comfortable and easy to drive. The adjustable seating allows for the perfect drive position, and the optional heated seats were a bonus on cold days. The sedan boasts a continuous variable transmission, which provided a smooth ride on sides streets and on the freeway. This sedan is not as easy to drive at night due their insufficient headlights. The headlights do not provide enough light into the distance or peripherally. If this vehicle is only driven during daytime hours, it is a great and dependable car.

Styling is a strong point of the Altima, and it takes its own route, with wide horizontal chrome dominating the grille and a large badge in the center. All models, four and six cylinder, have a CVT transmission driving the front wheels. This makes sure you get the exact amount of the engineÕs torque to suits road conditions and your wishes. We are still not exactly rapt in the way CVT makes the engine sound, but are well aware itÕs the most efficient way to travel. Altima is built to a good standard and has no routine problems.