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Nissan NEXT puts Canadians behind the wheel of the fifth - generation Nissan Altima The all - new 2013 Nissan Altima embarks on a cross-Canada tour next week, putting Canadians behind the wheel of the most engaging, innovative and stylish vehicle in the mid-size sedan segment.

The sixth - generation Nissan Altima is slated to get a more expressive exterior, which we can see in this sketch.

The 2007 - 2012 fourth generation Nissan Altima is intended for teenagers who are looking for a comfortable long - range cruiser that doesn't disappoint when it comes to around - town handling.

A new batch of spy photos gives us the first look at the next - generation Nissan Altima.

Not exact matches

2013 will be the last year for the Nissan Altima Coupe, which was based on the previous - generation Altima sedan.

When I walked into the conference room, I remember wondering why Nissan had a previous - generation Altima on display.

The all - new 2019 Nissan Altima will be making its world debut as the sixth generation.

This latest, fifth - generation Altima takes the familiar Nissan formula and improves the standard of execution with more stylish, luxuriously detailed bodywork, improved structural rigidity, lighter weight, refined suspension control, upgraded seating, a suite of active - safety features, and a comprehensive upgrade for electronic connectivity.

But after a few years languishing in the Altima's shadow, the eighth - generation 2016 Nissan Maxima is now ready to prove itself once again.

It's certainly over the top edgy in certain areas, but Nissan looks to be onto something with the Vmotion, which is widely believed to be a look at the next generation Altima sans the crazy suicide style doors, which were intended to show off the wild wood and copper interior trim (copper is also highlighted on the exterior), half cut steering wheel and high - end look seating and info screens.

With the third - generation Altima, redesigned in 2002, Nissan re-creates a workable combination of performance, space, and comfort.

Little was changed between the first and second generations of the Nissan Altima until 2000, when the vehicle underwent a refresh.

The second generation of the Nissan Altima was launched in 1998, and is only available in the North American market.

The 2002 model year saw the launch of the third generation of the Nissan Altima.

Altima's next - generation CVT reflects Nissan's more than 20 years of engineering and development leadership with its smooth, fuel - efficient design.

The totally redesigned fifth generation Altima, the most innovative Altima ever with premium «class above» exterior and interior styling and targeted segment - leading estimated fuel economy of 38 mpg *, will be available at Nissan dealers nationwide beginning in July 2012.

«With a starting price of $ 21,500 USD, this new - generation design continues the exceptional combination of value and innovation that made Altima the second best - selling car in the U.S. in 2011,» said Brian Carolin, senior vice president, Sales and Marketing, Nissan North America, Inc. «With its evocative styling, sophisticated interior, rewarding driving experience, smartphone connectivity and available class - exclusive technologies, we expect an even stronger consumer response to the new Altima when it goes on sale this summer.»

The Altima Coupe, as part of the fourth - generation Altima design, utilizes Nissan's all - new, highly acclaimed «D» platform with increased body rigidity and a redesigned suspension.

The sixth - generation Altima not only introduces Nissan's new V - motion styling but also brings Infiniti's variable compression turbocharged 2.0 - liter to the Nissan lineup.

This includes new SUVs from Acura (RDX), Subaru (Forester) and Toyota (RAV4), and the sixth - generation Altima sedan from Nissan.

The 2013 Accord competes against a recently redesigned Toyota Camry, as well as other new - generation cars, including the Nissan Altima, Volkswagen Passat and Chevrolet Malibu.

Nissan has a lot riding on the fifth generation Altima, especially considering that the current model was the second best - selling sedan in the U.S. in 2011.

On the outside, Nissan certainly got it right: The new Sentra resembles a scaled - down Altima, a quantum leap in styling from the last - generation Sentra.

The Accord's sales lagged behind the Nissan Altima's ones, which is one generation older.

The all - new sixth generation of the Altima features All - Wheel Drive and ProPILOT Assist, part of the full suite of Nissan Intelligent Mobility technologies.

Now, Nissan introduces the sixth - generation Altima.

The new 2017 Nissan GT - R — the next generation of the one and only supercar for anyone — and the Nissan Murano — a winner of more awards over the last two years than any other SUV in its class — will be accessorizing the BetX Red carpet with the latest Maxima, Rogue and Altima models on display inside.

The Vmotion 2.0 concept previews Nissan's future sedan design direction, which basically means the next generation Altima.

Nissan has unveiled the sixth - generation 2019 Nissan Altima today at the New York Auto Show.

The Altima is entering its sixth generation as a model in the Nissan line.

Most of the major complaints against the Nissan Altima happen from the third - generation (2002 - 2006 model years).

Now in its fifth generation, the 2013 Nissan Altima is the most refined, fuel - efficient and upscale Altima ever.

Nissan staged the world debut of the 5th - generation Altima Sedan at the New York International Auto Show.

This generation of the Nissan Altima midsize sedan was introduced for the 2013 model year and received a midcycle refresh for 2016 that brought a new look, a quieter cabin and some additional technology.

«The all - new Altima features the next generation of Nissan connectivity, combining seamless connectivity between home, work and the vehicle, an intuitive interface and over-the-air updates with automatic update notifications,» said Muñoz.

Nissan has played it safe for the past couple of generations with the Altima to some success.

Nissan will be bringing in the facelifted Altima to India as the next generation Teana.

The Nissan Altima hasn't been known for having the best interior during its last couple generations.

After five generations and over 5.6 million Altimas sold, Nissan is placing some serious bets on its midsize sedan's as Americans move to crossovers and SUVs.

While the Nissan eclipses the other three on price, a new Altima sedan will bow in 2013, possibly making this a great time to pick up the current - generation vehicle.

But for the last couple of generations, the Maxima's size has been matched by its cheaper sister, the Nissan Altima.

Nissan says there will be an Altima hybrid for this generation of the car, though the company declined to specify when that variant would arrive.

Debuting at the 2017 Detroit Motor Show in January, the next - generation Camry will serve up a new challenge to its main rivals — the Ford Fusion, Mazda6, Honda Accord, Chevrolet Malibu, Nissan Altima, and Hyundai Sonata.

The sixth - generation Nissan Maxima will share a platform with the Altima, and be produced in the United States.

Without it, torque steer would likely be severe enough to make cars like the first - generation Mazdaspeed 3, and old Nissan Altima SE - R seem tame.

The ninth - generation Honda Accord debuts just in time to take on an onslaught of new competition for the 2013 model year, including the Chevrolet Malibu, Ford Fusion and Nissan Altima.

The sixth - generation, 2019 Nissan Altima has been revealed at the New York motor show and it will bring new technologies and a fresh design when it opens its battle with the new Toyota Camry in the US from October.

The Nissan Sentra, the company's third best - selling vehicle behind the Altima and Rogue, has been a mainstay in the compact sedan segment for 35 years and seven generations.

The previous - generation 6 was sportiest driving entry into the midsize sedan segment when compared to the likes of the Toyota Camry, Accord, Nissan Altima and Chevrolet Malibu.

So it's no surprise Nissan has taken the safe approach in designing the fifth generation of its popular Altima mid-size sedan.