2019 Nissan Altima Wins 12 Best Cars of 2019 by Autotrader.com

May 31 2019,

2019 Nissan Altima Wins 12 Best Cars of 2019 by Autotrader.com

The new 2019 Nissan Altima has been turning quite a few heads since arriving on the market recently. The completely redesigned Altima has been improved in every regard and now offers more safety and connectivity technologies, better comfort, better efficiency, and even some exclusive features.

"The all-new Altima is establishing quite a collection of important awards, including this latest high honor from Autotrader," said Scott Shirley, vice president, CMM & Marketing Operations, Nissan North America, Inc. The 2019 Nissan Altima was recently named one of Automobile Magazine's 2019 All-Stars.

Among the features that set the new Altima apart, we have the impressive all-wheel drive system. Offered standard on the new Altima, it is one of only two AWD systems offered at no extra cost in this segment. It also features impressive active safety technologies such as Nissan’s exclusive ProPilot Assist system. It also has a range of comfort and connectivity features such as ventilated seats and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto technologies.

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