Originally Posted by kay.zee (Post 3417373)

The Altima used to be legit , but not even close to the same quality as the Honda Accord or even Mazda 6.
Ya great car for people with negative credit :icon17:

There was a recent article saying companies like Nissan is contributing to selling and leasing new cars to people with horrible credit or no credit and it's causing a mass influx of people who can't pay their new car payments on time or at all.

Originally Posted by Poyo150 (Post 3417480)

I need to buy the 370z before they discontinue it. I heard a lot of rumors that the new Z is going to be cheaper and turbo charge. I like the V6 over a V4 turbo



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Originally Posted by kay.zee (Post 3417373)

The Altima used to be legit , but not even close to the same quality as the Honda Accord or even Mazda 6.
Ya great car for people with negative credit :icon17:

There was a recent article saying companies like Nissan is contributing to selling and leasing new cars to people with horrible credit or no credit and it's causing a mass influx of people who can't pay their new car payments on time or at all.

Originally Posted by sx moneypit (Post 3417556)

Here ya go.

1967 Saab Sonett V4 specifications, information, data, photos 3817

Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3417634)

Did you really pull an engine spec from 1967 as part of your argument. :wtf2:

Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3417633)

i'm confused but how does this matter?

if someone can't pay for the car the car gets repo'd. someone else then buys the car most likely at a discount.

this has been happening since financing was ever made available.

it's completely irrrelevent to the agrument/conversation over what the next Z will have IF it's made.

man you are so far off track even ME of all people is saying get back on the rails. :bowrofl:

Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 3417627)

Financing has nothing to do with quality. The quality differences in the altima are miniscule and are cabin related. The Honda layout gives it a much more luxurified presence which is great for Honda to have better looking layout. But Nissan's is ergonomically superior. If you go under the hood, Nissan still has leaves more advanced engines and transmissions than the competition.



The altima 4cylinder was the first 4 cylinder to get hybrid level gas mileage with its pure drive technology on a standard sized car. The altima CVT is the benchmark for that technology.. something Honda has had higher issues with there transmissions though Nissan tends to get the rep in spite of the factual numbers telling a different story.



The 3.5SR suspension is superior to all its competitors for handling. Everything you talk is without having the experience behind the wheel of these cars... You should really stick to what you know.



So I would say the Nissan is VERY competitive to the competition. Right now the Kia Optima is killing all competition. The underdog is the winner right now with turbo power and a REAL shiftable automatic. Improved suspension direct steering and comfortable interior. It's the best of all world's.

Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 3417638)

I think we better start taking his screen name literally? He might be related to jungle Z?:inoutroflpuke:

Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3417640)

Dude I'm you on all points except CVT, and I've owned one. It's great in theory and when it works but when it goes bad, boy does it.

Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 3417645)

It still doesn't mean that Nissan has not set the standard for CVT transmissions in the 21st century. It just means you've been one of the unfortunates to have experienced the drawbacks of possible CVT unreliability, which has lessened greatly since 2010 in the Nissan brand.

Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3417634)

Did you really pull an engine spec from 1967 as part of your argument. :wtf2:

Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 3417654)

The forum is once again going to shyt!

Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3417649)

I'll give you that and I actually had a decent experience with it but had other issues with the car. When searching for solutions on other forums I read a bunch of nightmares about the CVT. of course I might be being unfair considering only the complainers actually post on the Internet.

You do your research before you speak so I'll concede:tiphat:

Originally Posted by kay.zee (Post 3417373)

The Altima used to be legit , but not even close to the same quality as the Honda Accord or even Mazda 6.
Ya great car for people with negative credit :icon17:

There was a recent article saying companies like Nissan is contributing to selling and leasing new cars to people with horrible credit or no credit and it's causing a mass influx of people who can't pay their new car payments on time or at all.