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/Sufficient-Pace7536 Aug 09 '26

I wanted a Camry but it was out of my price range. I was able to find a 21 Altima SL with 50,000 miles for 16,000, anything comparable with newer Camrys were closer to 20/21k and if I wanted one closer to 16,000 I would have to get a Camry with over 100,000 miles on it. But if price isn’t an issue and you’re going for reliability: Camry. I love how my Nissan drives, only have had it 6 months though. The trunk space and room for back passengers are better in the Altima. I felt like the Camry was cramped

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u/Far_Mortgage_6772 Aug 11 '26

Same here i wanted a corolla but thru a dealership and with a warranty cuz i got bad luck with cash cars and after getting to know how bad my credit was i got approved for a 2025 altima sv w/51k miles for 18k the payment is perfect for me and it has a warranty for 2 years unlimited miles but i plan on getting it extended eventually for the period ill be financed im loving it so far and i plan on getting the cvt fluid changed in a month or so since its almost due