2025 Nissan Altima.. Is This Sedan Worth It? - Bilingual Subtitles
The 2025 Nissan Altima.
We some changes to talk about for this latest model year but stay tuned until the end of this video where I'm going to share with you how you can save 14%
off the MSRP on a 2024 Nissan Altima.
All right.
Let's get started.
So of the big updates is going to be the introduction of a new SV special edition package,
which is going to give you a 12.3 inch infotainment screen, along with wireless charging pad, wireless apple carplay and wireless Android auto.
They're also going to get dual zone climate,
a single pain moon roof, and a rear spoiler in the back along with 17 inch black alloy wheels.
With the interior of the SV special edition you're going to get illuminated kick plates
and a carbon fiber
center console trim all right so those are some great features that most people
are going to want with a new automobile and this SV Special Edition package is
offering it other than that the 2025 Ultima is now going to get the Nissan
maintenance care program which includes three scheduled oil changes within two
years or 24,000 miles whichever comes first Every Ultima is going to come with the Nissan Safety Shield 360,
which you all the useful safety tech features like blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, automatic emergency braking, with pedestrian driving.
the higher trim levels, you get the pro pilot assist, which helps out in highway driving, all right.
Another big change for 2025 is they are no longer offering the VC Turf.
We now only have the two and a half liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder
that's direct-injected and the base model S trim only comes as front-wheel drive
but with every other trim level you can add all-wheel drive as an additional $1,500 option.
So although it's sad to see that VC turbo go away the reality is nobody really buys it these are economy cars most people are just trying to
get you know the mid-level trim or the meet their family's needs, right?
And we still have the CVT transmission, but this is genuinely one of the best CVTs available in the economy card segment.
It honestly shifts better than most traditional automatics, and not even exaggerating.
And that CVT, in conjunction with that NA4 cylinder, the fuel economy is truly impressive.
On a front-wheel drive model,
EPA estimates Say that you can get 27 in the city 39 out in the highway,
and it's true You literally get almost
Hybrid levels of fuel economy with the setup and you can even meet and exceed these EPA estimates And yeah,
all old drive is going to drop your mpgs by a little bit But if you need it,
it's available to you and we do have the official pricing here for the 2025 Ultimas the base s is going to start at $27,000,
but you have to make sure to add back in $1,140 for destination to all of these prices.
And seems like the base price has gone up by about $600 compared to 2024.
Alright, and that seems to be all of your changes.
Seems like The SV trim level is going to serve most families pretty well.
I wouldn't get the S because it comes with like 16 inch steel wheels.
The SV is where you get the 17-inch alloy wheels and that special edition I talked about that's going to cost $1,090.
That's definitely worth getting and I would probably stick with front wheel drive as well.
So yeah, SV special edition package that seems to be the way to go.
I did test drive the SR trim level personally and that does come with 19-inch wheels and it also comes with sportier suspension.
However, even the SR rides amazing.
I love the driving experience,
the handling,
the refinement,
even the The felt really effortless out on the road,
despite it only making like a 188 horsepower, 180 pound feet of torque with the front wheel dry models.
And that makes slightly less horsepower and torque at 182 horsepower and 178 pounds feet of torque even still the all-wheel drive SR it felt great to me
I had literally
No real complaints with it had a nice sized trunk plenty of legroom in the back
But of course sticking with the SV models with the 17 inch wheels.
It's just going to ride even better, right?
SL is really luxurious.
I that also comes with thicker glass So that should be your most quietest Ultima driving experience,
but again not really necessary the other models are also quiet refined and comfortable So you can mock and scoff you can produce all of your memes
But the reality is the Ultima is truly a great sedan
The only thing is you know these modern-day sedans It's not just the Ultima.
It's the new Accord the Camry's etc They all sit rather low
So honestly it could be a little bit difficult for some people to get in and out of these types of sedans
It's just something to keep in mind and something for you to check out at a dealership,
but But anyway,
as promised at the beginning of this video, here's how you can save 14% off the MSRP on the 2024 Nissan Altima.
There is a broker named Auto Companion in the Washington DC area and his partner dealerships are offering deep discounts.
Every new Nissan product,
but yeah,
the Altima and the Murano,
that seems to be the screaming deal here,
large discounts,
and if you lease these vehicles,
I believe you can get some additional incentives depending on your zip code, and that's gonna stack on top of the 14% discount.
And in the description box of this video,
I'm also gonna have a free leasing calculator provided to you by Auto Companion,
and it's going to show you the interest rate of a lease,
the residual values, and the incentives that you can qualify for in your local zip code.
So no matter how you're buying a vehicle,
whether it's cash,
finance, or use that calculator to see all of the incentives, because once again, incentives always stack on top of the dealer discount.
And I ran some numbers on a relatively base SR model.
With no money down, payments are like $3.16 a month.
Interest rate of the lease is about 3.7%.
It's a bit higher than what I would like to see, but it is what it is.
And there seems to be like a $500 bonus cash or something.
So stacks on top.
So you're getting a $28,400 vehicle for about $24,000.
It's a great discount right there, great savings for a sedan that I really enjoy driving.
So if you want to work with auto companion.
He is located in DC.
nationwide, but shipping is something you have to pay extra for, and he does charge a
broker fee,
but if you signed up with my affiliate link in the description box of this video,
he will take some money off of his broker fee.
So hopefully you appreciated this knowledge, this information, and these resources.
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