Nissan Altima 2024
Our 2024 review
Nissan’s normally aspirated 2.5L four is the sole engine offered in the new Altima. Except when accelerating very slowly or while cruising, the 2.5L sounds coarse. It is especially unrefined when moving from a stop in fast-moving suburban traffic situations when quick acceleration is required. The throttle requires a determined push to engage any meaningful acceleration and makes the car feel lethargic most of the time.The Nissan CVT is programmed to mimic the operating style of a conventional hydraulic automatic transmission and generally works very well.
Steering is engaged by a thick-rimmed, small diameter wheel that is a pleasure to hold. While the steering is nicely weighted, accurate and holds its line well, if feels detached, a Nissan trait.
The Altima’s ride-handling compromise is pretty well sorted for a family touring car but some APA drivers thought the car felt loose and they detected some creaks from the suspension. Unlike some cars, which reveal their excellence as you become more familiar with them, the Altima makes a good first impression but then starts unveiling its deficiencies the more you drive it.
Visibility to the front and out the front side windows is very good but the triangular rise of the rear door belt line and the high rear deck limit the view for reversing and lane changes.
The minimum possible temperature for the climate system is 18 centigrade, too warm for some drivers in really hot weather.
The Bose-branded audio system in the Platinum range-topper delivers unimpressive sounds.
After a bizarre styling mis-step with the previous Altima, Nissan joined the contemporary mainstream with the latest iteration of the nameplate.
The interior is clean and modern and features class competitive space. The iOS/Android cellphone interface is standard and the car can sync up to the iOS and Android watches as well.
The sole powertrain offered in Canada is a 2.5L four sending power to all wheels via a CVT.
All-wheel drive is standard on all trims. A front-wheel drive variant powered by a 2L turbo four is offered in the U.S. but not in Canada. The base model, the S, with a power driver’s seat, heated front seats, forward collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, lane departure, blind spot and rear cross traffic warnings, is nicely equipped. Moving up to the SR trim adds alloy wheels, active cruise control, a sunroof, wireless cellphone charging, a heated steering wheel, dual-zone climate control and remote starting, and is excellent value. The SR Premium upgrade includes a large 12.3 inch infotainment display, navigation, a four-way power passenger seat, auto-dim rearview mirror and leather seating, and is very good value. The Platinum really offers little not available on the SR Premium and should just be discontinued.
Insufficient sales. Not rated. Below average reliability is likely. CVT failures can occur after the warranty ends.
Last update: February 5, 2024
Specifications
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Engine
2.5L-4 (182 HP) -
Transmissions
CVT -
Fuel consumption
City: 9.1/100 km Road: 6.5L/100 km -
Drive Layout
All-wheel drive -
Body Style
Midsize Cars -
Country of Origin
United States
Warranties
- Comprehensive
- 3/60,000
- Powertrain
- 5/100,000
What’s new this year?
No changes of note for 2024.
Starting from $ 31 598
What dealers pay: $ 22 222
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Report - November 5, 2024 |
Invoice
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MSRP |
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Base vehicle | ||
S
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$ 0 | $ 31 598 |
SR
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$ 0 | $ 34 498 |
SR Premium
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$ 0 | $ 36 698 |
Platinum
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$ 0 | $ 37 998 |
Options | ||
All Season Floor Mats
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$ 0 | $ 195 |
20 Colour Interior Accent Lighting
|
$ 0 | $ 595 |
Illuminated Kick Plates
|
$ 0 | $ 325 |
Clear Rear Bumper Protector
|
$ 0 | $ 135 |
Welcome Lighting w/Logo
|
$ 0 | $ 820 |
Metallic Paint
|
$ 0 | $ 135 |
3 Coat Paint
|
$ 0 | $ 300 |
Freight & PDI
Required for all vehicle purchases. |
$ 0 | $ 2 030 |
Federal Air Conditioner Excise Tax (Recovery)
Required for all vehicle purchases. |
$ 0 | $ 100 |
Other charges (Ontario) | ||
Ontario Tire Stewardship Fee
Required for all vehicle purchases in Ontario. |
$ 0 | $ 24 |
O.M.V.I.C Fee
Required for all vehicle purchases in Ontario. |
$ 0 | $ 10 |
Administration Fee
MSRP is total estimated typical administration fee charged by other local dealerships. |
$ 0 | $ 899 |
Lease or Finance Fee
MSRP is total estimated typical administration fee charged by other local dealerships. |
$ 0 | $ 350 |
APA Referral Fee (Ontario)
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$ 0 | N/A |
Other charges (Quebec) | ||
Suggested Mark Up Over Invoice
Please contact the Montreal APA office for a referral. |
$ 0 | N/A |
Tire Recovery Fee
Required for all vehicle purchases in Quebec. |
$ 0 | $ 15 |
Administration Fee
MSRP is total estimated typical administration fee charged by other local dealerships. |
$ 0 | $ 897 |
Other charges (Alberta) | ||
Suggested Mark Up Over Invoice
Please contact the APA Toronto office for details. |
$ 0 | |
Other charges (British Columbia) | ||
Suggested Mark Up Over Invoice
Please contact the APA Toronto office for a referral. |
$ 0 |
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