Faults:

Nothing whatsoever.

General Comments:

I absolutely love this car. It has been an amazing ride since the day I test drove it.

I originally wanted the 3.5, but after playing with the 4 cylinder, I found myself appreciating it more.

I average about 28 MPG with mixed driving, consisting of approximately 40% highway and 60% city, and I don't treat it gently.

I have been using Mobil 1 synthetic oil on it, after using Castrol Edge for a little while, but Mobil 1 actually improved my fuel economy.

I switched out the stock stereo for an aftermarket Pioneer unit, and did some other little modifications myself, but I find that I love this car every time I climb into it to drive.

One nice thing worth noting is the fact that, at least in my model year, despite the fact that my car did not come with fog lights, the wires are already run to the bumper, you just need to purchase the fog lights and a switch. This is certainly a welcome situation.

Faults:

Not one single thing!

General Comments:

I bought this car new, and have loved it since day one.

I previously owned 3 Hondas' my first was a 1999 Civic EX coupe, then I had a 2002 Accord EX 4 cyl coupe, and my last car was a 2007 Accord EX V6 coupe, and all of them were wonderful cars.

I had originally went back to the local Honda dealership for a new 2009 Accord coupe, which was where I have gone for all of my Honda's in the past, but after the way they treated me, wanting me to do a credit check before even being allowed to test drive a car and then being told "We won't haggle on the sticker price, because Honda's sell themselves." I walked out and went next door to the Nissan dealer and bought my Altima coupe. I then drove my new Nissan right back to Honda and told the sales man "You just lost a sale!" and drove off, and I have not and won't be back there again!

With over 76,000 miles, this car has been just as reliable and wonderful as any of my Honda's have been. It has way more standard and optional equipment, and was better priced than the Accord. But I will say, one big plus with having a Honda was always the high resale value. It was always really good when it was time to sell, even with high miles on the car. Nissan's don't really seem to have as good of a resale value, but when compared to a lot of other brands, it's not bad at all.

Faults:

Nothing, although the Bridgestone tires are gone at 30k.

General Comments:

Car still looks and runs like it just left the dealership. Mileage average 22 in everyday driving and 30 on trips. Acceleration is exciting.