The 2016 Nissan Altima will be a game changer. At least that's according to Nissan.
The Altima model may just be three years old and it's selling well but, that's not enough for the Japanese car maker. According to Fool, the 2016 Nissan Altima will receive a significant overhaul.
Usually, car makers wait at least five to seven years before they unveil a new model or at least give it a "mid-cycle refresh." But Nissan decided to go against the norm and that the 2016 Nissan Altima will receive a major overhaul, almost like a new model.
As reported, the new Altima will receive a body restyle. In this case, not only will the car grill gets changed, but the hood, front fenders and tail lights too. The interior will also get a fresh makeover. The seats have been reshaped, the dashboard also received significant changes and the materials? Also been upgraded.
Your Single Source For News reported that every aspect of the 2016 Nissan Altima is promising and stylish as the sedan adopted the popular "Energetic Flow" concept that brought amazing changes to the car. Among them, the front of the car became more sporty and "muscular." It became sleeker, sportier and more seamless.
Buyers wanting to spend big bucks will also have the option to get the exquisite SR variant -- a model that feature premium add-ons such as smoked headlights, rear spoilers, interior accents and 18-inch aluminium alloy wheels.
According to Tech News Today, the 2016 Nissan Altima is expected to go head-to-head with the Toyota's best-selling mid-size car, the Camry. And according to the reports, the new Altima has a good chance of snatching away a number of sales of the Toyota Camry in the U.S.
As for the specifications, the Nissan Altima is still equipped with a 2.5 liter DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder engine that gives 182 horsepower. It will come with a standard Xtronic Continuously Variable Transmission.
As for its EPA ratings, the Altima will clock in 27 MPG for city and 38 for highway, with a total average of 32.5 MPG.
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