Overall, I would say that this is a pretty good car that I would recommend to prospective buyers. I got this car for a fairly good price from a local dealer a while back and really haven't had many issues with it at all. I love the sleek look of the car, and the interior matches the sleek feel and is fairly comfortable for this price point of vehicles. Like I said, I haven't had any big problems with this car only minor normal wear an tear, but even that has been minimal because the car does not have many miles on it yet. I think it's about 25,000 right now. Some other things I like about the car is just how smooth the ride feels. I never feel any push back when I push this car, and even on bumpy roads, it feels pretty good. Maybe I just feel this way because my old car I felt every little bump, but still, this car feels pretty amazing either way. I also love the modern feel of the car. My old car was about 11 years old, so it feels great driving a more updated vehicle.

The car's exterior design is amazing. It beats all other vehicles in its league. With a perfect balance between a classy and a sporty look, my silver Nissan Altima stands out. The interior is very pleasant with a light grey material that goes well with the metallic silver exterior. The build feels solid and great. The driving performance is exceptional. Having driven more than 50,000 miles, I would say that this car is a very important member of our family. I have done many long road trips with this car. During all my road trips my car has been an amazing companion. The driving is smooth. The mileage fuel performance is very economical and doesn't hurt my wallet. The trunk is huge enough to accommodate a family's needs for a road trip or a picnic. I have never experienced any issues with the car's electronic components such as audio system. The audio performance is exceptional compared to Toyota Camry or Honda Accord of the same year. The keyless button start is a huge advantage as well which I really like compared to other cars in its league.