The new Altima offers numerous segment defining attributes that enhance the ownership experience and provide real customer value, including:
• Targeted best-in-segment 38 mpg highway fuel economy* (2.5-liter engine)
• Premium exterior styling with a powerful presence and improved aerodynamics
• Upscale interior rivaling premium luxury sedans, including NASA-inspired "zero-gravity" seats, an Advanced Drive-Assist™ Display and BOSE® Premium Audio System
• An outstanding balance of ride comfort, stability and fun-to-drive demeanor, including projected best-level acceleration
• Standard Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System and Streaming Audio via Bluetooth®
• NissanConnectSM and NissanConnectSM Navigation integrated smartphone connectivity suite with hands-free text message integration, Pandora® playback, real-time Google® POI search and more
• Next-generation Safety Shield Technologies, including Blind Spot Warning (BSW), Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Moving Object Detection (MOD) systems
• Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) with Easy Fill Tire Alert
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Model Comparison | 2013 Nissan Altima vs 2012 Toyota Camry
Monday, May 14, 2012
Model Comparison | 2013 Cadillac ATS vs 2012 BMW 3-Series
The all-new, rear-wheel-drive Cadillac ATS compact luxury sport sedan with a fuel-efficient 2.5L engine and next-generation six-speed transmission will be priced starting at $33,990, including destination charges. Highway fuel economy will be well over 30 mpg.
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Comparison | 2013 Hyundai Sante Fe vs 2013 Ford Escape
When you look at the mainstream automotive industry in the past few years, there seems to be two trendsetters. Ford is once again reemerging as a front runner in nearly every segment delivering stellar vehicles backed by stellar designs. The more surprising automaker to emerge seems to be Hyundai. Their reinvention has exceeded anyone's expectations thus far. Hyundai's entire lineup looks nothing like the Hyundai of yesteryear and is catapulting them straight to the top. While the majority of Ford and Hyundai’s vehicles have undergone major surgery, their compact SUVs haven’t received the same kind of care and attention, until now. Ford’s new Escape and Hyundai’s new Santa Fe (arriving in regular and Sport flavors) have finally been revealed and like their other models, they may take over the segment.
