2022 Nissan Altima

Within the first two weeks of owning mine I had to take it to the shop 5 times. The interior has less driver foot room than a 2008 Sonata I owned. The accelerator pedal and brake pedal are too close together, every once in a while my foot hits both pedals at the same time, so for those who are use to using both feet, one brake, one gas. My right leg is against the center console constantly, does make for a sore knee/hip/leg/ankle. Wish I had driven the car for a week long test drive so I could have discovered these things. The motor lacks power and the transmission seems to stay in a higher gear when it should be in a lower gear. Also, for a 2022 I am very surprised that there aren't any factory LED lights on the car. The dashlights can go full bright or one notch down to as dim as they go. Also, why have a remote start on the car that doesn't work unless I pay a monthly service fee? Something else I wish I had known about before buying the car. There might be a few other things that bother me about the car but I'll stop here. The cars fuel mileage in & around the city are great, highway miles per gallon is great. The handling is nice. I think the interior is nicely done and the exterior is nice, when I look at it I think of racing.

This car is sexy fast and comfortable it is great on gas I totally recommend the purchase of this vehicle barberino is the dealership to purchase this vehicle

Everything else, I like about this car. HOWEVER, the backup camera is the worst I've ever seen. I can barely see anything from it to being totally worthless. No, it's not just my car, every Altima (6th generation) has the same problem - I checked out several Altimas on the lot. Prior to this I had a 2015 Altima, it was great, I could see anything regardless of the lighting condition. The new Altima's camera has an adjusting feature and it seems to be stuck on the lowest setting. The techs act stupid and tell me well all the other cars are the same...well duh!