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2016 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

$4,995

Earlier Price: $7,995 (30 Oct 2024)

2016 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

Earlier Price: $15,995 (9 Oct 2024)

2016 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

2016 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

Earlier Price: $15,995 (20 Aug 2024)

2016 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

Earlier Price: $8,990 (14 Oct 2024)

Vehicle History

Accident reported: airbag deployed
1st owner drove an estimated 6,248 miles/year
1st owner purchased on 05/24/16 and owned in NC until 08/01/18
Last serviced at 88,641 miles in Hattiesburg, MS on 03/22/23

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2016 Nissan Altima

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4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

2016 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

Earlier Price: $9,150 (29 Oct 2024)

About 2017 Nissan Altima

4.1

Overall Rating

The 2017 Nissan Altima will carry over unchanged from last year. The 2016 Nissan Altima got redesigned front and rear fascias along with some new features and an all-new SR trim. So for the year 2017, there's hardly any change to what this mid-size sedan has to offer. The price of the 2017 Altima starts at $23,395 for the base model. All variants get a 2.5L four-cylinder and FWD as standard. There is also a 3.5L V6 on offer with the SR and SL trims.

The 2017 Nissan Altima carries over from last year without any major changes. It got redesigned front and rear fascias along with some new features and an all-new SR trim. Rest all of the car is the intact, and carries over similar positives and negatives as well. However, the update could have given the interior a much needed refresh, which Nissan did not consider.

The price of the 2017 Altima starts at $23,395 for the base model. All variants get a 2.5L four-cylinder and FWD as standard. There is also a 3.5L V6 on offer with the SR and SL trims. Both engines mate to a CVT but the bigger V6 motor offers manual mode and column-mounted paddle shifters.

The 2.5 SR strikes as the ideal balance among all the trims and it comes with added benefits like improved handling, thanks to the included sport suspension. Other than that, it also features steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters, 8-way power-adjustable driver's seat, and 18-inch wheels with a machine finish. The Special Edition package adds a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with SiriusXM radio, navigation services, and remote engine start.

2017 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT) w/Prod. End 06/17

Earlier Price: $9,995 (16 Nov 2024)

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2016 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

2017 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT) w/Prod. End 06/17

Earlier Price: $12,488 (11 Nov 2024)

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2016 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)

Earlier Price: $10,900 (2 Oct 2024)

2017 Nissan Altima

4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT) w/Prod. End 06/17

Earlier Price: $8,490 (7 Nov 2024)

2017 Nissan Altima User Reviews

Overall Rating: 3.0 (1 Reviews)

Jackie Perry

2017 Nissan Altima

••3.0

Posted On: May 8, 2024

I like my car

Pros
I can hook my phone to my car, to answer the phone and to listen to music, and podcast., It helps me get from point a to point b.

Cons
It's not an SUV, It's not high enough

2017 Nissan Altima Review

Pros

Front Seats are comfortable
User-friendly and affordable navigation radio
Good Design and Styling
Excellent fuel economy for a sedan of its size

Cons

Dated Technology interface
Interior design and materials lack the high-quality look and feel of some competitors

Overview

Pricing and Features
9.0/10

The lineup of the 2017 Nissan Altima starts with the base model priced at $23,395. It is followed by four other trim levels: S, SR, SV, SL. All these trim levels get the same 2.5L inline-four engine as standard. However on the SR and SL trims, one has the option to opt for a 3.5L V6 engine.

But no matter the choice of powertrain, both engines come mated to a CVT unit sending power exclusively to the front wheels. The transmission paired to the bigger 3.5L V6 does, however, offer a manual mode. So people driving the 2017 Nissan Altima 3.5 SR or 3.5 SL will be able to take control of gear shifts with the help of paddle shifters.

Trims	Base	S	SR	SV	SL
MSRP (2.5)	$23,395	$23,795	$25,365	$25,355	$29,465
MSRP (3.5)	N/A	N/A	$28,885	N/A	$33,585
Features	16-inch steel wheels	Automatic headlights	18-inch alloy wheels	17-inch alloy wheels	Heated steering wheel
	Push-button ignition	Siri Eyes Free voice recognition for iPhone mirrors	Daytime running lights	Eight-way power-adjustable driver seat	Leather upholstery
	Full power accessories	Rearview camera	Rear spoiler	Remote engine start	Heated front seats
	Air conditioning	Six-speaker sound system with a 5-inch display	Sport-tuned suspension	Blind-spot monitoring	Four-way power front passenger seat
	Remote keyless entry	NissanConnect smartphone app integration	Paddle shifters	Rear cross-traffic alert	Ambient interior lighting
	60/40-split folding rear seats		sports seats and an eight-way power-adjustable driver seat	Dual-zone automatic climate control	Bose nine-speaker sound system

But no matter which model of the 2017 Altima you choose, all trims are quite well equipped for the price tag they carry. They come with some tasteful features such as remote engine start, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, ambient interior lighting, voice commands, and a 7-inch color infotainment display.

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Buying Advice

The 2017 Nissan Altima 2.5 SR strikes as the ideal balance among all the trims. It comes with added benefits like improved handling and more aggressive styling. Other than that, it also features 8-way power-adjustable driver's seat and 18-inch wheels with a machine finish. The Special Edition package adds a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with SiriusXM radio, navigation services, and remote engine start.

Read Our Full Review Of The 2021 Nissan Altima >>

Engine and Performance
7.2/10

"The CVT is more responsive when you press on the gas pedal compared to its competitors, and the simulated stepped gears reduce some of the engine drone that others suffer from." - Edmunds

The 2.5-liter inline 4-cylinder engine of the Nissan Altima is sufficiently refined and perfectly adequate for such a sedan. It is smooth along with commendable refinement levels and produces 179 horsepower and 177lb-ft of torque. If you desire more performance, go for the 3.5-liter V6 engine which is rated at 270 horsepower. The continuously variable transmission has undergone a massive improvement than the one in the previous models. Now it is very responsive and smooth, and works so well with everyday use that you might even forget that it's a CVT.

The transmission behaves more like a conventional 7-speed automatic when the driver flats the acceleration pedal. But it slides back into its default programming if the shift is held for long during partial-throttle acceleration. The steering may feel a bit slow but it's very accurate. It also features an understeer control system that applies brakes to the front wheel in order to tighten the cornering lines. The Nissan Altima and the Toyota Camry compete in close quarters as the former has a higher horsepower output of 179 against the latter's 178 hp.

Models	2017 Nissan Altima	2017 Subaru Legacy	2017 Ford Fusion	2017 Toyota Camry
MSRP	$22,500	$22,195	$22,610	$23,840
Engine	2.5-liter 4-cylinder	2.5L 4-cylinder	2.5-liter 4-cylinder	2.5-liter 4-cylinder
Drivetrain	FWD	AWD	FWD	FWD
Transmission	CVT Automatic	6-Speed Automatic	6-speed Automatic	8-speed Automatic
Power	179 hp @ 6000 rpm	175 hp @ 5800 rpm	175 hp @ 6000 rpm	178 hp @ 6000 rpm
Torque	177 lb-ft @ 4000 rpm	174 lb-ft @ 4000 rpm	175 lb-ft @ 4500 rpm	170 lb-ft @ 4100 rpm
0-60 MPH	8.2 sec	9.1 sec	8.5 sec	7.6 sec
Quarter-Mile	16.0 sec	17.0 sec	16.2 sec	15.9 sec

Even the Subaru Legacy and Ford Fusion share similar engine output with only a slight difference in torque. Leaving everyone behind, the Toyota Camry ends up having the best acceleration time of 7.6 seconds in the 0-60 mph dash. Even the Nissan Altima pulls up impressive stats by coming second best with its 8.2 seconds 0-60 mph run. It is followed by the Fusion with only a difference of three milliseconds. The Subaru Legacy turns out to be the slowest to hit the 60mph mark in 9.1 seconds.

After suffering from the lowest engine output and acceleration performance, the Subaru buckles up and exhibits the best braking power by bringing the vehicle at the fastest by covering a distance of 119 feet. The Altima sedan ends up being the second-best with a stopping distance of 121 feet. The 11.7-inch front brakes and 11.5-inch rear brakes don't suffer from any deficiencies. Moreover, the brake pedals feel firm enough for you to cruise the 2017 Nissan Altima Sedan at highway speeds in confidence.

Fuel Economy
8.3/10

Something that makes a sedan an ideal choice for any family is fuel efficiency; irrespective of the fact whether you are driving around cities or racing down the highways. The continuously variable transmission of the Altima has a lot to do with doing exactly that. The 2.5-liter inline 4cylinder engine rates at 27 mpg in cities, 39 mpg on highways, and 31 mpg combined.

The 3.5-liter V6 engine takes a little dip, rating at 22 mpg in cities, 32 mpg on highways, and 26 mpg combined. The Altima has the best fuel economy ratings. It is followed by the Subaru Legacy with 25 mpg in cities, 34 mpg on highways, and 29 mpg combined.

Models	2017 Nissan Altima	2017 Subaru Legacy	2017 Ford Fusion	2017 Toyota Camry
MPG (City)	27	25	21	24
MPG (Highway)	39	34	32	33
MPG (Combined)	31	29	25	27
Fuel Capacity (Gallons)	18.0	18.5	16.5	17.0
Range (City/Highway/Combined; Miles)	486/702/558	463/629/537	347/528/413	408/561/459

Camry doesn't fall behind by much and rates at 24 mpg in cities, 33 mpg on highways, and 27 mpg combined. Last but not the least, the Ford turns out to be the least fuel-efficient among the four with 21 mpg in cities, 32 mpg on highways, and 25 mpg combined.

Interior
7.6/10

"These NASA-inspired zero gravity seats conform to your body and keep you comfortable through the longest of journeys." - Cars.USNews.Com

The Nissan Altima has a decent cabin design along with good build quality. The interior materials are made of robust quality materials and the controls are well within the reach of the driver while driving. The front seats of the sedan are designed to ensure long-distance comfort. An elevated seat cushion promotes enhanced forward visibility. There is enough headroom and legroom for the rear seats as well.

All four vehicles have a similar passenger capacity of five. In terms of the front seats, the Altima and the Legacy share the largest headroom while Camry has the least of it. The Altima has the most front row legroom space as well while Camry continues to suffer in the same area as well. Coming to the rear seats, the Camry jumps back with the most generous headroom and legroom.

Models	2017 Nissan Altima	2017 Subaru Legacy	2017 Ford Fusion	2017 Toyota Camry
Passenger capacity	5	5	5	5
Front (Headroom/Shoulder room/Legroom) (in)	40.0/56.4/45.0	40.0/58.1/42.9	39.2/57.8/44.3	38.8/58.0/41.6
Rear (Headroom/Shoulder room/Legroom) (in)	37.1/56.4/36.1	37.0/57.3/38.1	37.8/56.9/38.3	38.1/56.6/38.9
Cargo Volume (cu-ft.)	15.4	15.0	16.0	15.4

While the Subaru Legacy has the least headroom in the 2nd row, the Altima has comparatively congested legroom at just 36.1 inches. Being a family sedan, the other downside of the Altima sedan is its small cabin space of 15.4 cubic feet. The Ford Fusion turns out to be most spacious in terms of cargo space with 16 cubic feet while the miseries for Subaru pile up with its smallest 15 cubic feet trunk.

The infotainment system of the Altima mid-size sedan isn't something to be impressed with either. It comes with a standard 5-inch screen and higher trims house a 7-inch touch screen display. Thankfully, it is compatible with Apple Carplay and Android Auto. The interface is easy to use and quite responsive with well-organized menu icons and crisp images. Some of the highlighted infotainment features of the Altima sedan are:

Bose stereo system with 2 subwoofers and 9 total speakers
USB connection with external media control
Auxiliary audio input
Speed sensitive volume control
Satellite radio
AM/FM stereo

Exterior
8.0/10

"Despite a facelift last year, the Altima is largely innocuous-but that's not an insult, since many mainstream sedan buyers aren't after something flashy." - TheCarConnection.Com

Like most of the mid-size family sedans, the Altima isn't a combination of diverse dimensions as they share similar basic design cues and are identical in size as well. It is no different from the herd of mid-size sedans and does very little on its part to stand out among the crowd. After the 2016 redesign, however, this midsize sedan has started to look a lot dapper.

The front end of the Altima looks quite attractive though, with a mildly aggressive appeal and tasteful chrome inserts including the front-grille as well. The side profile looks slimmer than average with a nice sculpted line running down the lower portion of the doors, ending at the rear wheel arches. It has the lightest bodyweight at under 3200 lbs, it is the longest in length, has the least height, and the shortest ground clearance.

Models	2017 Nissan Altima	2017 Subaru Legacy	2017 Ford Fusion	2017 Toyota Camry
Curb Weight (lbs)	3197	3514	3472	3240
Length (in)	191.9	188.8	191.8	190.9
Width (in)	72.0	72.4	72.9	71.7
Height (in)	57.8	59.0	58.1	57.9
Ground Clearance (in)	5.4	5.9	6.4	6.1
Wheelbase (in)	109.3	108.3	112.2	109.3

The heaviest Subaru Legacy is also with the least length, is certainly the tallest among the four, and has the smallest wheelbase. The Ford favors the largest width and has the largest ground clearance and largest wheelbase. Finally, the Camry is a dimensionally well-balanced car except for being the least wide. Its most catchy exterior features are:

Rear defogger
Variable intermittent wipers
All-season tires and alloy wheels
Daytime running lights
Dusk sensing headlamps
Front fog and driving lights
Turn signal mirrors
Ventilated front and solid rear disc brakes

Safety
9.8/10

Japanese vehicles have always been quite safe regardless of the segment they belong to, and the Nissan Altima is no exception. The impressive safety bundle of the Altima includes a rear-cross traffic alert and blind-spot warning, forward-collision warning system, adaptive cruise control, a rearview camera, and automated emergency braking. Other notable features include:

Nissan Advanced Air Bag System with dual-stage supplemental front airbags with seat belt and occupant classification sensors
Driver and front passenger seat-mounted side-impact supplemental airbags
Roof-mounted curtain supplemental airbags for side-impact and rollover head protection for front and rear-seat outboard occupants
Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) with Traction Control System (TCS)
Predictive Forward Collision Warning (PFCW)
Forward Emergency Braking (FEB)
Blind Spot Warning (BSW)
Rear Cross-Traffic Alert (RCTA)
3-point ALR/ELR passenger seat belt system (ELR for the driver)
LATCH system (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children)
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) with Easy-Fill Tire Alert
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) with individual tire pressure display and Easy-Fill Tire Alert
Vehicle Security System

Read more about the 2021 Nissan Altima Safety Features and Ratings >>

Competition
8.0/10

2016 Nissan Altima vs 2016 Subaru Legacy

With a heap of safety tech and all-wheel drive as standard, the Subaru Legacy makes a sweet deal for sedan lovers. The two engine options - a 2.5-liter flat-4 and a 3.6-liter flat-6 - paired with a continuously variable transmission make it a solid performer.

The comfortable interior experience is amplified by its Smartphone integrated compatible infotainment system. In comparison with the Nissan, the Subaru has slightly less engine power and considerably slower acceleration. It has good braking skills but it takes a slight dip in its fuel economy.

2017 Nissan Altima vs 2017 Ford Fusion

From posh looks to everyday usability, the Ford Fusion has something to offer to everyone. With a couple of engine choices, a 6-speed transmission, and standard front-wheel - all-wheel-drive is optional - the Fusion offers many customization opportunities.

The stiffened suspension takes credit for its athletic handling and muscular stance. When compared with the Altima, we see that the Fusion has a slightly lower engine output and lacks behind in acceleration by a bit as well. Its braking and fuel economy aren't impressive as well.

2017 Nissan Altima vs 2017 Toyota Camry

The 2017 Nissan Altima does not fare well against the 2017 Toyota Camry. The Camry is a better car overall, with a roomy and posh interior, with high quality materials. Also, the Camry features more standard features than the Altima. The Camry also features Siri Eyes Free.

The Nissan Altima does offer good braking power and some great handling characteristics. It also has a better fuel economy than the Camry. However, the Camry is reliable, and this has been proven with its outstanding reliability ratings.

Final Verdict

The 2017 Nissan Altima is a feature-packed sedan at an attractive starting price of $23,395. Even though its looks and design can be a bit polarizing, its practicality and performance are undeniably strong among the segment rivals. It has a decently-equipped cabin, delivers strong performance via its engine options, and gets some excellent safety ratings from both the NHTSA and the IIHS as well. Overall, it poses as a worthy contender amidst the fiercely competitive market.

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I like my car

ProsI can hook my phone to my car, to answer the phone and to listen to music, and podcast., It helps me get from point a to point b.

Cons It's not an SUV, It's not high enough

2017 Nissan Altima Review

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Cons

Overview

Pricing and Features9.0/10

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Engine and Performance7.2/10

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Fuel Economy8.3/10

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Interior7.6/10

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Safety9.8/10

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Competition8.0/10

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Final Verdict

Pros
I can hook my phone to my car, to answer the phone and to listen to music, and podcast., It helps me get from point a to point b.

Cons
It's not an SUV, It's not high enough

Pricing and Features
9.0/10

Engine and Performance
7.2/10

Fuel Economy
8.3/10

Interior
7.6/10

Exterior
8.0/10

Safety
9.8/10

Competition
8.0/10