All-New 2007 Nissan Altima Priced from $17,950

Nissan just pulled back the veil on pricing for its new 2007 Altima sedan. The workhorse of the Nissan sedan fleet — wedged between the new Sentra compact and the Maxima full-size sedans — gets revised styling, updated engine and transmission options, and some new technology for a starting price just $200 over the outgoing model. The 2007s go on sale this week.

The Altima 2.5 comes standard with a four-cylinder engine and six-speed manual transmission for $17,950. The optioned Altima 2.5 S is equipped with the six-speed manual for $19,800 and $20,300 for the CVT automatic transmission. The next level of Altima-ness is the 3.5 SE with a 270-hp V-6, starting at $24,000 for the manual transmission and $24,500 for the CVT automatic. The 3.5 SL starts at $28,400. Destination is an additional $615. 

Comments

It looks like "made for rebate pricing!"

The 2.5 S should have optional electronic stability/traction control available, hopefully, eventhough I doubt Nissan would offer such a thing with its 4 cylinder powerplant.

Peace!

The all new 2007 Altima 2.5 S sedan has such an intimidating appearance. I saw it for the first time today, and goodness, I'd thought it was the latest model of Maxima.

I must say its design is the best so far as far as sedans go. However, I think for a car of its standard and appearance, it should be at least a V-6 capacity. The double exhaust(one on each side) is truly deceptive. I'd love to see it with a bigger capacity, perhaps on the next model. If the Sentra has a V-6, why shouldn't the intimidating Altima?

Finally, for $17,000+, car buyers got a deal!