2002 Nissan Altima Sedan 2.5
Faults:
A) Transmission (60.000 miles)
B) Catalytic converter (81.000 miles)
General Comments:
Eight years of problems with my Nissan Altima.
I had to replace my transmission only after 60.000 miles.
At 81.000 miles I had trouble with my catalytic converter.
This is not a good car at all. People should not buy Nissan at all. The company doesn't help consumers. I wasted my money.
Also, the parts are so expensive. I feel sorry for myself. Please be careful buyers. Avoid the Nissan Altima.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 28th July, 2008
15th Jul 2008, 17:10
Nissan has not been one of the more reliable cars over the past decade. Normally the Altima is one of Nissan's better vehicles, but apparently yours is a bad apple.
My concern is that it appears that you have a fuel leak somewhere under your hood that is causing the strong fuel odor. PLEASE, HAVE THIS CHECKED. It could result in a dangerous fire. One of my friends had this happen to a Sentra, and had to stand beside the road and watch their car go up in flames. Luckily they were stopped at an intersection when flames erupted from under the hood. If they had been traveling at speed on a freeway the results could have been very tragic. So please, don't subject yourself to the danger of a sudden fire. Have this problem checked out NOW.