2019 Nissan Altima
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The 2019 Twin Cities Auto Show is ready to showcase hundreds of vehicles
from dozens of manufacturers, all under one roof, from March 9-17. Here's
what you should know.
By Cars.com Editors
March 8, 2019
If you're a car shopper, auto enthusiast or just someone looking for
something to do to get you out of those biting Erie winds, the 2019
Cleveland Auto Show is happening this weekend. Here are five things you
can't miss if you attend.
By Matt Schmitz
February 21, 2019

Our 2018 Mid-Size Sedan Challenge, involving the Honda Accord, Nissan
Altima and Toyota Camry, proved to be one of the closest races in
Cars.com history. See who won here.
By Joe Wiesenfelder
January 17, 2019
Whether you are in the market for a new car or just want a way to spend
the day with your family, the San Diego auto show promises new models,
test drives and family fun.
By Cars.com Editors
December 21, 2018

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has ratcheted up requirements
for 2019 on its two influential awards: Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick
Plus. Still, more than 50 cars meet either bar.
By Kelsey Mays
December 20, 2018
The latest incarnation of America's best-selling hybrid now offers all-wheel
drive, so it comes as little surprise that our First Drive of the 2019 Toyota
Prius had enough traction to make its way to our 10 most popular news
stories of the week.
By Matt Schmitz
December 19, 2018
Here are four highlights of what we liked about the 2019 Nissan Altima, as
well as a couple of possible deal-breakers you should pay attention to.
By Jennifer Geiger
December 13, 2018
In one of our most popular reviews of the week, we try to help you decide
for yourself if the 2019 Nissan Altima is worthy competition to the Honda
Accord and Toyota Camry.
By Brian Normile
December 7, 2018
Genesis continues its assault on established luxury brands with its 2019
G70 sports sedan, which topped our most read car reviews of the week.
By Brian Normile
November 30, 2018
The redesigned 2019 Nissan Altima packs much-needed technology and drivability, but some versions shine more than others.

By Kelsey Mays
Assistant Managing Editor-News