The latest iteration of Nissan's successful Altima sedan has set its sights high. Built on a new platform with a revised suspension setup, the fourth
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| 2007 Nissan Altima (Photo: Nissan) |
generation car boasts a stiffer body and has the goal of being one of the best performing large front-drive sedans available globally. The 2007 Altima goes on sale this week at Nissan dealerships across the country, and competitive pricing was recently released by the carmaker.The starting price of $24,398 represents a $400 decrease from the 2006 model, though it boasts enhanced styling, technology and features over the former machine. Power comes from a refined and capable 2.5 litre four-cylinder engine hooked up with a six-speed manual gearbox. "Altima 2.5 S provides an incredible value for the money, with its starting
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| 2007 Nissan Altima (Photo: Nissan) |
MSRP $400 less than the model it replaces - despite the new exterior and interior design, enhanced handling and performance, user-friendly technology and numerous other refinements," said Ian Forsyth, Director, Corporate and Product Planning for Nissan.For performance buffs, a 3.5 litre V6 engine is also available. Starting price for a 3.5S model with CVT transmission is a respectable $28,798. A six-speed transmission is also available with the 3.5 SE package, priced at $30,198.An environmentally friendly hybrid model is set to go on sale in selected markets early next year.