Scott Anderson 
2013 Nissan Altima Sedan 2.5 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
Great Car if it had a Real Transmission
 Update:I have to hand it to Nissan the car had transmission problems and they have resolved the problems at no cost to me. The transmission was replaced and then reprogrammed. The mileage fell be 3 mpg but the car runs much better.Original Review;I bought this car and have loved the car it is comfortable good gas mileage. It is a 2.5 so I don't expect a fast car.But at 25,000 miles it got more sluggish then at 39,000 miles the transmission totally went out it started jerking on take off and would stall then jump forward pulling out from a stop light or in traffic it was just dangerous. I don't let my kids drive this car for fear for their safety.The poor transmission makes it NOT WORTH BUYINGAfter 10,000 miles on the new transmission the car is starting to have stalling problems when I accelerate from under 25 miles per hour it randomly stalls for over a complete second and then moves slowly making it hard to calculate when changing lanes in traffic or crossing an intersection. You can't depend on it going or not. This is the same problems I had with the first transmission only the new one gets lower gas mileage and does not accelerate as quick.I have owned 3 Nissan's and would advise against buying one with a CVT transmission