Used Nissan Altima for Sale in Crescent City, FL

Overall, I have very much enjoyed this vehicle. It is high quality and looks newer than it is. It runs great and is the performance I expected with a good balance of power and gas mileage. I very much enjoy Nissan in general as repairs are fairly priced and the quality is high. They are also very easy to fix, especially this car. I have never been happier with a vehicle before.

I love my car. It's the first new car I actually bought myself, and I did a lot of research. It gets great gas mileage, especially on the highway. I bought the car because, at the time, I had a 100-mile round trip commute every day. I also had 500+ miles every month for custody issues. Since I bought the car, I've put over 150,000 miles on it, and the only serious problem was with the transmission. It's also very roomy. I've done NY to FL road trips several times with two dogs and two people. All the luggage fit in the trunk, and there was plenty of room inside the cabin. The stereo system is more than adequate for what is basically just a family car. My teenage son hooks up his phone to it every time he gets in the car. It handles very well in the rain but is not so good in the wind. The cabin is very roomy, and the seat adjust nicely for comfort on long drives. The engine runs quieter than any car I've ever owned, which is great as it makes conversation very easy.

The car seems to drive smoothly down the road. That makes the ride easier to control for me. The smooth ride is a great reason why the car is worthwhile. I am glad to have a vehicle that handles so well when needed the most. The handling is definitely something that can be put to the test. Wet road conditions are nothing thanks to the superior handling of that vehicle. The car can gracefully continue down the road when the driver needs it to do just that for them. Drivers will be free to focus on their own skills while driving. The vehicle also gets excellent gas mileage on the road. The fuel economy is top notch and can be noted too. Highway driving consumes very little gas as the car moves forward. Off road driving can be taxing, but that is something that drivers can decide on their own. Fuel economy might just be the biggest selling point for the car. People will seek out that model car when they buy a new vehicle. The dealers are well aware of the superior fuel economy. They tout that point when making a sales pitch people can understand. The car deserves credit for how it consumes gas in any given situation.