Nissan Altima Usados en Venta en Milwaukee, WI

The Nissan Altima body shape is smooth, sleek, and modern. The silver trim around the windows and mirrors give it a classy look. The headlights and fog lights shine bright and look great at night. The inside dash is user friendly and updated with blue tooth and wireless syncing technology that works great with IPhone and Android operating systems. The general engine lasts long term with only minor repairs needed in the 6 years it has been driven. The wireless key fob entry has been faulty, however, and the Nissan has had to be taken to the dealer several times to be re-set. Manufacturer wipers need more pressure to clear windshield in winter months in Northern US states - they become ice cakes while driving. Manufacturer tires are average but Nissan drives much better with winter/snow tires (again for Northern State owners). This does add the inconvenience of changing tires seasonally and is a big con. The Nissan Altima has great gas mileage though, averaging over 30 on the hwy and 28 in the city, and this has held steady throughout the life of the car. The seats are not leather (con) but the fabric they do come with is easy to clean (pro) and the 4 door version has a very roomy backseat and large trunk space. The backseat also provides drink cup options for guests.

This car has been the most dependable, low maintenance car we have ever owned. We bought the extended bumper-to-bumper warranty on it and have yet to use it. I feel very safe driving my daughter around it, with good visibility windows. I love the keyless feature. I love the space in it, especially the trunk space. I am a mobile photographer, and I can pack up all my lighting, backdrops, and stand all in the trunk. I like the continuously variable transmission. It makes it a smoother, quieter ride. The only time I do not like the continuous transmission is in winter when the traction is bad. The car still thinks it can go even on ice when it can't. I do notice it does not drive the best in snowy conditions here in Wisconsin. But I also need to put better tires on the car. The back window also won't automatically go up from the drivers auto switches. I have to reach my arm back to the back seat door switch when my child forgets to put it back up. Overall, this car has made me want to stick to Nissan for such great quality cars. We are going on our third year of owning it, and the issues we have had are very minor.