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Nissan Altima Hybrid Reviews
In-depth Professional Review
Intro - Walkaround - Interior Features
Driving Impressions - Final Word
Nissan Altima Hybrid Review Summary
"After some initial harshness at low speeds, the engine and the electric motors work in harmony with the slick, silent, planetary-type CVT, culminating in a surge of impressive passing power."
"Thankfully, the car retains much of the regular Altima's above-average handling and quick steering."
What reviewers liked least about the Nissan Altima Hybrid:
"[You] pay a price in luggage capacity - nine cubic feet, half that of the traditional model."
"Unlike the lavishly equipped Honda and Toyota, the Altima Hybrid sacrifices standard equipment to keep its base price at about $22,000. "
Nissan Altima Hybrid Comparisons:
"Nissan expects the Hybrid, while 306 pounds heavier, to be slightly quicker than a gas-only Altima 2.5S I-4."
""Hybrid" badging aside, this tech-rich Altima is a visual clone of its closest kin, a 2.5S with SL Package."
"The dashboard readout tracking the hybridic elements (gasoline engine, electric motor, regen braking, Ni-MH batteries) is reminiscent of the displays in Toyota hybrids because the Altima uses Hybrid Synergy Drive, installed under license from Toyota."
"Although it offers performance and fuel economy similar to the Toyota Camry Hybrid, the Nissan's overall sporty nature should appeal to those looking for a green car with a more engaging driving experience."
Best one-liners about the Nissan Altima Hybrid:
"The Altima continues to make ground on the Camry and the Accord, but with borrowed components and a limited distribution area, the Altima Hybrid isn't exactly a tour de force."
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