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2014 Nissan Altima Sedan 2.5 SL 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
2014 Nissan Altima 2.5 SL
 Bought the car new which was the showroom model with <90 miles.It performs relatively well.Driver's seat is relatively comfortable (has tile seat function which is lacking in other car makers' models) and family said the other seats were comfortable as well. Passenger's seat only has manual 4 way controls.The CVT is LOUD upon start up and during acceleration but calms down at cruising speed. It does take time to accelerate.Nice leather with some hard plastic and soft-touch plastic in cabin.Update:The engine is still LOUD especially in Colder weather. It takes awhile for the noise to reduce until the engine warms up. It's still noisy during acceleration.The fuel economy increases when driving long distance but decreases in city driving. Highway mileage is in the mid-high 30s while city driving is in the upper 20s.The driver's seat cushion could be better as more cushioning is needed.NVH is an issue as there's wind noise at highway speed and there's definitely Tire/road noise especially on less than smooth road surfaces.The Continental tires seem to be wearing a bit sooner as there's about 50-60% tread remaining within 2 years of use in regular driving conditions.For whatever reason, the windows fog up very easily esp. in colder weather, not just on rainy days.The heater takes awhile to warm up and, for whatever reason, cools down after awhile instead of staying warm.The SiriusXM radio doesn't get good signals in remote places like suburbs or away from the cities yet regular radio signals are received relatively fine.The radio doesn't display properly as items are cutoff from left to right but doesn't appear in 1/3 of the screen on the right side.Also, the radio is not a Touchscreen display so Nissan does cut corners and is Cheap as it advertises modern technology as part of the vehicle.At least the radio still has manual rotary dials unlike other car makers who omit them on their radios.The BOSE upgraded stereo system isn't anything special and not worth the cost upgrade.Replaced the rear interior lights and trunk bulb with LED bulbs which made the interior brighter. The LED replacement bulbs shine brighter than the front interior OEM LED bulbs. The car needs LED front bulbs.Overall performance is good as car handles relatively well. The gas pedal needs to be pressed to get some lively performance from the engine.Summarily, the vehicle is a fine cruiser which handles well, though is a bit expensive. The newer 2016+ models have more 'standard' features that should've been included with the model when it first came out with the 2013 model. It's relatively expensive and don't expect modern radio tech in the vehicle compared to other auto makers.