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Bengt Halvorson, Editor
Why do we always review the most expensive, fully loaded models with the top engine, you ask? Well, it makes pretty good sense to us, because we want to check out all the doodads and tell you whether they’re worth it or not, and it makes sense to the automakers because they want us to have the most positive impression possible, thanks to all those doodad, and to our rabid addiction to horsepower
Marty Padgett, Executive Editor | 04/02/08 8:38 AM
March sales were dismal across the board, with even Toyota seeing a big drop in monthly numbers. The sales slaughter hurt just about every vehicle on the list of the 20 best-selling vehicles for the... Read full review
Bengt Halvorson, Editor | 03/06/08 8:03 PM
Consumer Reports’ annual auto issue is just out, and according to the publication, Honda still makes the best cars sold in the U.S., overall. In CR’ s so-called “automaker report... Read full review
Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor | 01/08/08 1:48 PM
Nissan’s V-6-powered Altima has taken down perennial top-dog Honda Accord as Consumer Reports magazine’s top-ranked midpriced sedan. The narrow upset in the influential... Read full review
OverviewNissan has re-invented the Altima for the second time in its four generations. The Nissan Altima has been totally redesigned for 2007. It offers more performance, comfort, safety... Read full review
What Edmunds.com says After raising the family sedan performance bar with the last-generation Altima, Nissan steps up its efforts in cabin refinement with this year's redesign. The result... Read full review
When the last generation Nissan Altima bowed in 2002, reactions wereuniversal from media and consumers alike, a pleasant surprise followed by lavish praise. It boasted attention grabbing... Read full review
Nissan has re-invented the Altima for the second time in its four generations. The Nissan Altima has been totally redesigned for 2007. It offers more performance, comfort, safety, economy... Read full review
Bought the 2.5SL package and love the leather seats and wood trim. This car balanced all my needs well: style, comfort, performance, economy and fun. My clients have felt comfortable in it... Read full review
I had the '00 Maxima and bought the '07 Altima SE V6 CVT. I thought I was going to get another Maxima, but was sold after test driving the Altima. I wanted the V6 because I drive in Dallas... Read full review
| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan I4 Manual 2.5 | $17,950 / $17,538 | City: 26 Hwy: 35 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan I4 Manual 2.5 ULEV | $17,950 / $17,538 | City: 26 Hwy: 35 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan I4 Manual 2.5S | $19,800 / $18,519 | City: 26 Hwy: 35 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan I4 Manual 2.5S ULEV | $19,800 / $18,519 | City: 26 Hwy: 35 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan I4 CVT 2.5S | $20,300 / $18,987 | City: 26 Hwy: 34 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan I4 CVT 2.5S ULEV | $20,300 / $18,987 | City: 26 Hwy: 34 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan V6 Manual 3.5SE | $24,000 / $22,196 | City: 21 Hwy: 29 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan V6 CVT 3.5SE | $24,500 / $22,658 | City: 22 Hwy: 28 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan V6 CVT 3.5SL | $28,400 / $26,265 | City: 22 Hwy: 28 |
| 2007 Nissan Altima: 4dr Sedan I4 eCVT 2.5 Hybrid | $24,990 / $23,442 | City: 35 Hwy: 33 |
Why do we always review the most expensive, fully loaded models with the top engine, you ask? Well, it makes pretty good sense to us, because we want to check ... Read full review
MSRP: $17,950 - $28,400
Nissan has re-invented the Altima for the second time in its four generations. The Nissan Altima has been totally redesigned for 2007. It offers more... Read more
Bought the 2.5SL package and love the leather seats and wood trim. This car balanced all my needs well: style, comfort, performance, economy and fun. My... Read more
I had the '00 Maxima and bought the '07 Altima SE V6 CVT. I thought I was going to get another Maxima, but was sold after test driving the Altima. I wanted the... Read more
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