Libertyville New Cars: Nissan Reveals Information About 2010 Altima

Im a family man as well as a driving enthusiast

. While these seem to have become conflicting ideals over the past century, a middle ground does exist where you can cater to both audiences with a single vehicle. Im not talking about the minivan, folks. Im talking about the Nissan Altima.

I have three kids. When I go out driving somewhere with my family, it can be a hassle. My wife is your typical minivan-driving soccer mom, and that works fine for her. But me? I need to have a little more fun behind the wheel. I need comfort. I need style. I need space. And I need performance. No wonder my wife calls me needy; Im pretty demanding when it comes to my cars.

The 2010 Nissan Altima works wonders in the role of a practical five-passenger family sedan with handling and performance that appeals to someone like me. Im an auto enthusiast, and manufacturers be damned if Im going to lug my family around in a car that doesnt offer me the performance I can get at any Chicago Nissan dealer.

A base 2.5-liter engine and an optional 3.5-liter V6 appeal to all sorts of drivers. I went with the 3.5-liter because that baby hauls and purrs like a kitten. At the same time, I have ample room for the family. When we go on road trips, there is nothing like cracking the windows a little and letting some of that open air caress your face. All I had to do was stop by a Libertyville new cars dealership and give the Altima a test-drive, and I was in love.

Oh, and the Altima offers even more in the way of performance. Choose from a six-speed manual or a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) depending on your taste. I can crank my CVT from zero to sixty in a matter of 6.6 seconds. When I opened her up during my test-drive at a Libertyville dealership, I was stunned at the thrust I got out of her.

Chicago Nissan drivers ultimately get more with the Altima. A stylishly sleek exterior boasts both a fashionable and luxurious-looking ride, while the interior maintains enough room for four 6-foot adults, which comes in handy when I get together with the guys for a Bears game.

In this economy, price has become even more important than ever before. The base Altima starts at just below $20,000, but I found that adding the necessary effects brought me closer to $30,000. For the overall quality, style and comfort offered by the 2010 Nissan Altima, that price is practically a steal. I was also able to take advantage of dealer incentives offered at my Libertyville new cars dealership.

When it comes to finding the right vehicle for you and your family, make sure to give the 2010 Nissan Altima a test spin next time you find yourself inside your Libertyville dealership. The vehicle has truly been a blessed find for me, my wife and my family, and Ive recommended it to friends and family that have had similar experiences.

by: Hal Oller

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