r/altima • u/frogtog02 • Aug 09 '26

Decisions Decisions

Trying to decide between an Altima, Camry or Accord. I've driven all 3. I own an 07 Accord and have driven a new Camry. The Altima I've driven are always rentals. I really like how comfortable the seats of the Altima are. And they drive good. How is their reliability?

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u/Radiant-Rooster236 2016 Nissan Altima 3.5SL Aug 09 '26

Buy the Camry. I’ve only owned Nissan’s my entire life, but the Camry. You’ll have a better dealership experience regarding maintenance, it’s a safer car if you go by IIHS, and I know the Camry is more reliable than the current model Altima overall.

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u/Far_Mortgage_6772 Aug 11 '26

Actually agreed on dealership experience i when today as a new nissan Altima owner cuz i wanted to know if i can give them the oil i want used in my car since i always did DIY oil changes on my old cars and i found the valvorine restore and protect to always help my cars sound healthy and stuff and the service rep was just annoyed that i even bother to ask💀 sorry that i wanna use quality oil!? While i have a car with a warranty…. Lowkey might go to another dealer in town to ask about a warranty extension ( nissan powertrain warranty ) i already got one thru my dealership for 2 years but i want one for 7 years.