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Last year, the Nissan Altima was a hot commodity for the automaker. Nissan sold more than 333,000 units amid an extensive mid-cycle redesign. That trend is repeating itself for 2016, particularity as the 2017 Nissan Altima enters the picture. The Altima continues as Nissan’s biggest seller through August, with the sporty SR trim accounting for over 30 percent of total sales.
The 2017 Nissan Altima is offered in nine colors, seven trim packages, and with two engines.
Special Flow
“Energetic flow” is the term used by Nissan’s desigers to describe the 2017 Altima’s expressive look, first seen on the Murano and Maxima. Characteristics include the low front fascia, body lines, LED boomerang headlights, and the infamous “V-motion” grille, seen on the mighty GT-R. The “energetic flow” design is duplicated in the rear by more boomerang styling through the taillights. NVH Reduction
Designers also focused on reducing Noise, Vibration, and Harshness (NVH). An acoustic laminated windshield, along with sound barriers and insulation in the firewall were utilized. Efforts were made throughout the vehicle to curb road and acceleration noise. For example, larger engine mounts were used to help prevent the transfer of sound into the cabin.
Aerodynamic features include active grille shutters, underfloor aero covers, and the front and rear fascia and windshield designs. The 2017 Niss...