Competition is good for everyone, I just think ALL car manufacturers lately are a little out of touch with what the average joe can afford. I mean 6 or 7 Franklins a month is NUTS for a freaking vehicle. It's just transportation for heaven sake! My first HOUSE PAYMENT was about half that much. Not to mention the fact that it is a depreciable asset.
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Nissan puts huge amount of pressure on its U.S. competitors
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mAdD INDIAN
Diamond Member
Infiniti Q45.
Also, that wooden center console (where the gearshift lever is) looks to be from an import interior (either Lexus or Infiiti)
mAdD INDIAN
Diamond Member
The Infiniti FX (as well as the Murano and the new Maxima) all use real aluminum in the interior. Btw, have you sat in an FX?? Best SEATS EVER!
Mr.IncrediblyBored
Lifer
Mr.IncrediblyBored
Lifer
Nissans is pretty autonomous as far as their product lines and R&D is concerned. It would be suicide for Renault to interfere, considering it's been Nissan that's kept them afloat the past few years.
Angrymarshmello
Lifer
Nissan has finally done what their competitors have not - managed to create appeal across their entire vehicle lineup. The Altima is one of several cars I'm considering purchasing within the next few months. My friend's 99 Altima is kind of blah and boring, but the newer ones just have reek of sexiness. (to me anyway)
For some people, a car is more than just a form of transportation. Everyone has their interests...
That said, I like the interior on the 350Z more than the G35. Here of my Z's interior; a bad picture though. The interior is very comfortable, the aluminium is real, and I've received nothing but compliments on it. The only thing I don't like about it is some of the chintzy (sp?) parts they used in some cases.
alphatarget1
Diamond Member
w00t for nissan
my sentra pwns.
my sentra pwns.
Ryan
Lifer
Bwhahaha 😛 My father owns a 2002 Ford F150 SuperCrew Lariat, and when he drove my '98 200sx, he said that the interior was better than his truck's (- the leather). Bwahahahahhah 😀
Anyway, I wish that Nissan would bring the current genration Silvia to the US 😛 drooooooool
Link: http://www.bengoodger.com/cars/silvia/jsite/options/options.shtml
http://www.bengoodger.com/cars/silvia/forsale.shtml
Anyway, I wish that Nissan would bring the current genration Silvia to the US 😛 drooooooool
Link: http://www.bengoodger.com/cars/silvia/jsite/options/options.shtml
http://www.bengoodger.com/cars/silvia/forsale.shtml
The problem I have with this entire thread is that everything you all are trying to make "fact" is a subjective opinion. I'm quite happy with the design and layout of the interior on my 2002 Dodge Stratus. I considered the Altima, but ultimately, preferred the Stratus over the Altima. Of course, that was based on my personal opinion and the chance I took on it. At the time, both were new vehicles, so I had no long term research to draw from and both rated about equally from the early adopters of both models on Carpoint. So, all this "My dad's better than yours" BS I'm seeing in this thread is ultimately opinion passed off as fact.
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