My Altima is a great car, overall. I got it when I was eighteen, and it has lasted me almost five years now with very few problems. It is a coupe, so it is easy to squeeze into tight spots, and it also maneuvers really well if I'm trying to turn quickly to get into a parking space or anything. The car is fast and handles well. The trunk opens every time I try it, and the doors never stick. The seat belts have held up well throughout the years. The fabric seats have only been damaged by things that were directly my fault.

This is my third car and my favorite that I've owned, by far. It drives very well, accelerates smoothly, has a quite cabin, and handles extremely well. The seats are comfortable, and there's plenty of cabin space up front and in the back. I needed a car with enough trunk space to fit my guitar in it's large, hard case, which it does easily. I usually get about 33-35 miles/gallon, especially when I do more highway driving. One of the favorite parts about the car is the key fob, namely that I can leave it in my purse and just press the button on the handle (one on the drivers side and passengers side) to unlock all the doors. It's also impossible to lock my key in the car now, because the car literally won't lock if I've left the key fob in the car. This is great, because I was notorious for locking my keys in my last car. I also love the automatic lights for the convenience, but I also like that even if I do manually turn on the lights, the car will beep if I accidentally leave the lights on after I leave. I drove this car literally halfway across the country twice in less than a year, and never had any issues with it through those drives. Additionally, I lived in western North Carolina for several months, and drove this car up and down extremely winding mountain roads without any issues. Plus, it was so much fun to drive around those winding mountain roads because it handles so well.