You say you test drove the car before buying, but this should've been fairly visible on that test drive. There were a number of cars that I liked the fit/finish better on the interior than the Altima. This was definitely one of the disadvantages in my mind to this car (before I even test drove it).ronaldbe wrote:so nobody else thinks this $30k+ vehicle feels cheap, slow and uncomfortable?
You joined a nissan / altima fan community, not haters.....ronaldbe wrote:I merely wanted to possibly find other people that feel/felt the same way I do and what they did/are doing about resolving the issue.
ronaldbe wrote:Anybody else buy this car then a week later absolutely hate it?
Go voice your opinion somewhere else Mr. I buy a 30K car and don't like it.it's a place for enthusiasts here, not people that think like you.ronaldbe wrote:yes I do own the car, I did research it using edmunds, the Nissan USA site, and I asked a few friends that own altimas and I also test drove it, ON ROADS I RARELY DRIVE ON. Assuming that you guys/gals are of the more mature croud you all should know that a 10-15 minute test drive is not equivalent to a week with the car. I was looking for a sport/luxury coupe, and while this car is a step in that direction, it still falls short in many categories in my opinion, which I defend the right to possess one and vocalize it whenever and wherever I choose. I merely wanted to possibly find other people that feel/felt the same way I do and what they did/are doing about resolving the issue. Now continue on with the flaming and continue to sound juvenile by calling people "trolls"
I definitely agree with this. I test drove the Accord Coupe and the interior just seemed clunky and cheapy with the thousands of plastic knobs on the dash. I actually preferred the Altima's interior after all the test drives.TrueFaith wrote:If anything, I've grown to love my Coupe more every time I drive it. And the interior is not cheap looking at all. I test drove Hondas and Toyotas before buying the Coupe and their interiors looked much cheaper in comparison. Especially the Honda's with all those huge plastic knobs. The Coupe's interior and controls were the most tasteful and sophisticated of the bunch.
i agreemcheddadi wrote:
IMO there is nothing sport/luxury about an Evo. It is a fine 4wd sports sedan, but not luxury. Price no longer defines sport or luxury these days. You can buy a $40k Honda van (not a near luxury nor luxury vehicle, but has luxury appointments) or a $40k plus Lexus ES which is consired luxury, but no sport. Just because the A/C was $31k does not mean that it has to be either of these. I consider my A/C very comfortable, reasonably quick and has many appointments which make it luxurious to me. I would consider the A/C a good handling cruiser.ronaldbe wrote:yes I do own the car, I did research it using edmunds, the Nissan USA site, and I asked a few friends that own altimas and I also test drove it, ON ROADS I RARELY DRIVE ON. Assuming that you guys/gals are of the more mature croud you all should know that a 10-15 minute test drive is not equivalent to a week with the car. I was looking for a sport/luxury coupe, and while this car is a step in that direction, it still falls short in many categories in my opinion, which I defend the right to possess one and vocalize it whenever and wherever I choose. I merely wanted to possibly find other people that feel/felt the same way I do and what they did/are doing about resolving the issue. Now continue on with the flaming and continue to sound juvenile by calling people "trolls"
agree......and he can get a 250k ferrari too, and it's not luxury inside at all.....lolPhillipRumans wrote:
IMO there is nothing sport/luxury about an Evo. It is a fine 4wd sports sedan, but not luxury. Price no longer defines sport or luxury these days. You can buy a $40k Honda van (not a near luxury nor luxury vehicle, but has luxury appointments) or a $40k plus Lexus ES which is consired luxury, but no sport. Just because the A/C was $31k does not mean that it has to be either of these. I consider my A/C very comfortable, reasonably quick and has many appointments which make it luxurious to me. I would consider the A/C a good handling cruiser.
You may have buyers regret, but don't down play the car you have when the probelm is with your choice not the car you chose. The car you chose is what it is and it is a totally different type of car from the Evo.
Last I checked the A3's I4 turbos do 0-60 in 7seconds, but the 3.5SE manual does 0-60 in abot 5.8-6.0seconds.ronaldbe wrote:right...at any rate, the only reason I compared it to the evolution is because that is the car i owned before and i wanted to get away from the image that car portrays. Plus, according to everything I read about the A/C it should get better gas mileage than my previous car, yet it doesn't. And to which ever one of you said the Audi is expensive and slow, you should look again since the A3 has a $25k base and the 2.0T does nought to 60 in the same time. You guys seem to be happy with your cars and thats good, once again I wanted to see if anybody was in the same boat. Have fun with your cars and I hope everything works out for you all.