2010 Nissan Altima Hybrid consumer reviews

Car was very reliable and useful. But it’s time to get a new one. Car drives good. Needs 2 fenders and a new hood. :

The car is vey quiet, dependable, great gas mileage, love being able to go 600+ miles on a tank of gas. I have had no issues with the car. Amazingly the front brakes lasted 95,000 miles. Not the sportiest car but 30+ mpg in the city is hard to best

love the acceleration when needed. i have kept up with 3 series BMWs to a certain extent. far more affordable.

Bought this car June 2013 because I was tired of constantly paying for premium unleaded gasoline. Went from having to fill up with premium twice a week to REGULAR ONCE EVERY TWO WEEKS! Now don't get me wrong, it's not going to accelerate or corner like a BMW or Audi, but it does handle its business. A very good car to consider if you spend a lot of time in city traffic as I do. Averaging around 550 miles to a tank of gas.

We have 24k miles on this car. It handles and looks great. Gas mileage is as advertised. If you plan to drive the car around town it's fine. Unfortunately the seats are not comfortable for extended periods.

I absolutely love this car. Great on gas, comfortable, and very reliable. This car is a must buy! I personally think it is one of the better looking hybrids out there.

200minimum and 4000 maxnimum we all love this hibridy car because safe lots gas, we drive lot so this is best choose for my job

Great car and OUTSTANDING gas milage. Interior appointments are a bit lacking, but its comfortable and reliable. I recommend this car to anyone trying to save on the high price of gasoline!

We bought a new 2010 Altima Hybrd that was completely loaded with all options and just *love* this car. It feels more luxurious than you would expect from an Altima. We compared it against the Toyota Camry and Ford Fusion and Escape hybrids. When it came to the electronics, the Altima won hands down. The hard drive system with the navigation and Bose stereo made the Camry seem like grandma's car. The Sync in the Fords was decent though. The Altima was also the better performer both in acceleration and handling. It is super comfortable to sit in even for long trips and the ride is smooth for a car in this class. We were expecting to buy a Ford or Toyota when we started out, but were won over by the Altima after driving all of them. The Ford Fusion was our other favorite, but the money incentives on the Altima made it the easy choice. If you care, this car is assembled in the US. The hybrid technology is Toyota's so isn't something new and untested. And yes, the mileage is *very* satisfying! Never less than 30 mpg even if 100% Seattle urban core rush hour, one of the most brutal in the US. We have averaged around the low to mid 30's around Seattle and the highest has been about 40 mpg.

second one owned. this car has excellent performance and gets good mileage- overall 33mpg. the only issue i've had with both cars is the handling takes getting used to- it could be better. the quality of assembly and workmanship is very good and the interior is logical and well laid out. i would like to see some other more visible color for the instrument lighting. the local dealerships are a one company monopoly, so it's hard to ger decent service here. had a problem with keeping the tires aligned, and still have not rectified the problem. trunk space is on the small side, but adequate for my needs. this car is a solid 4 out of five stars.