Nissan Altima 
The 2018 Altima’s days are numbered, especially since a brand-new 2019 version that borrows design elements from the Vmotion 2.0 prototype is set to make its debut in early 2018. The new version will also have a “floating” screen on the dashboard. The 2018 model, however, gets autonomous emergency braking this year. Under the hood, the 179-horsepower, 2.5L four-cylinder is back along with the 270-horsepower, 3.5L V6. All Altimas are equipped with a CVT automatic and front-wheel drive.
Pros
- Quite roomy
- Very decent fuel consumption (2.5-litre)
- Complete equipment
- Comfortable seats
- Proven mechanics
Cons
- Dull driving dynamics
- Body roll on corners
- Noisy accelerations
- Over-assisted steering
- Infotainment system can be fussy
