There were a lot of things that I loved about this car. The first thing that was great was that the gas mileage was very good. The tank is also small so it is very inexpensive to fill up. The car is very sturdy as well. I had gotten into an accident with a much larger car (Dodge Durango drove right into me) and all it did was put a dent and large scratch on the back drivers side door. The car runs very smoothly even for its age. I did not have to replace the struts on the car until it was about 19 years old and after 125,000 miles, so again the build of the car is very good. The interior of the car is spacey for a small four door sedan. It allows for the driver and passenger to have more than adequate leg room while driving. The air conditioner and heat in this car both work fantastic. I experienced all four seasons in my area and I am able to keep the car ice-cold during the summer and hot during the winter. Replacement parts for the car are also very fairly priced so maintenance is cheap and affordable. The cons of the car would be although it is said to be a five seat vehicle, it only sits four comfortably. The look of the car is also not the most appealing, however the vehicle is not completely ugly.

The Nissan Altima SE is seen everywhere, and there's a reason for that! The car has completely surpassed my standards in a vehicle. There is little interior noise or rattling, and my car is at nearly 100,000 miles. Not to mention, I have yet to have any breakdowns. I hardly even take care of the car, in fact, I'd say I abuse it a little with late oil changes and letting the gas get low. It gets great gas mileage, somewhere in the high 20s, which is perfect for a commuting student or employee. The leather seats are doing well and have very little evidence of wear, even after two owners and 100,000 miles. One thing I'd have to say was a delightful surprise was as an audiophile, the music quality of the speakers is incredible! If I wanted that bass up high, I could make it shake the mirrors. It was perfect for my commuting one-man show.