Used Nissan Altima for sale in Dubai, UAE

What our customers are saying about the Nissan Altima in Dubai, UAE

Leon - I bought my Altima a few weeks ago and I must say it’s a good car. Reliable, cost effective and looks good, not to mention powerful even with a four cylinder. Some of the interior pieces are falling off though.
Pros: Reliable, powerful and has good options.
Cons: Interior seems cheap.

Khalid - Coupe has a unique style and is very powerful, very reliable and no major problems over the past couple of months.
Pros: With the V6 motor its got power and looks good in coupe.
Cons: No manual transmission.

Zaher - I previously owned a Camry and Accent, they were both good cars but didn’t have the looks of the Altima nor did they have the power, and the SV Xtronic trim level is the best.
Pros: Good power and looks.
Cons: Cramped rear head room.

Five reasons to buy a second hand Nissan Altima

1. Two engines are better than one. If a four cylinder motor doesn’t tickle your fancy but you really like the Altima and just wish it had more power. You’re in luck as a V6 option is available.
2. It’s not just two engine choices, you’ve got two body choices as well. Coupe or sedan? Which one do you want?
3. Reliability and practicality are two things most cars just don’t seem to have. Not the Altima as it’s the best of both worlds.
4. Lots of space inside the cabin and in the boot. Perfect car for school runs and trips to the mall.
5. Any Nissan has great resale value, whether its GCC or an export vehicle you’ll find a buyer for your pre owned Altima any day of the week. Not just that, it’s easy to buy used Nissan Altima in Dubai, UAE.

About the Nissan Altima

Carrying on from the beloved Nissan Bluebird, in 1992, the Nissan Altima rolled on Asphalt for the first time, and ever since then its popularity has continued to grow. Originally produced solely as a sedan, Nissan wanted to garner some more interest in the Altima brand name and added a coupe model packed with a 3.5L engine. While it did prove popular, it has it’s fair share of rivals to stack up against including the Honda Accord, Mazda 6 and Toyota Camry.

Making it’s debut in the UAE in 2005, some 13 years later, it won the hearts of many looking for an affordable sedan, it outclassed both the Camry and Accord at launch and proved more powerful. Standard features included power windows, adjustable steering wheel and a tinted windscreen. Optional extras included power mirrors, power seats, cruise control, leather upholstery and a multi speaker stereo sound system.

Two engines can be found underneath the bonnet, either a 2.5-litre inline four cylinder motor generating 175 horsepower. Drive is sent to the front wheels via a 4-speed automatic or 5-speed manual transmission. If more power is your thing, a V6 3.5-litre is available. With 250 horsepower sent to the front wheels via a 6-speed manual or 5-speed automatic.

2008 marked the first first appearance of the the Nissan Altima Coupe. With minor revisions all around to make the sedan more appealing to the masses, strong sales continued thought the world even as import cars. Standard remained the same with the addition of the multi speaker sound system and keyless entry. Those looking for more can find a used one with a Bose sound system, 17-inch alloys, sunroof, cruise control and powered front seats. Front airbags, Brake Assist and ABS, are all standard with higher trim levels receiving side curtain airbags too.

Once again, two engines were on offer, the automatic transmissions were replaced by a CVT gearbox which suprasses the speed of gear shifts over the old auto gearbox. Horsepower in both models increase by 4 to 20 horsepower.

Both the sedan and coupe were available over this three year period. With a minor retouch both inside and out. Beige was the only colour of choice for the interior in the GCC at least. Base 2.5 models features 16-inch rims, CD player, manual seats, electric windows and keyless entry, while higher trims received a Bose sound system, rear camera, fog lamps and an optional sunroof.

3.5 models were either basic, 3.5 S, 3.5 SV or 3.5 SL depending on what region. All came standard with the equipment mentioned above and swaps the the 16-inch rims for 17-inch alloys and adds leather upholstery.

Optional extras across all trims include an internal storage device, DVD player, 6.5-inch display, xenon headlights and more.

No changes to the transmission, engines or horsepower figures. Why fix what works well right?

Nissan really wanted to keep the Altima fresh by updating it every few years, the coupe was dropped from the menu and once again the entire body and interior was tweaked to fend of the impeding advances from the Camry, Accord and others.

A multitude of trim levels are on offer starting with the 2.5 S, SV and SL as well as the 3.5 SV and SL trims. Base models have keyless entry and start, traction control, AUX input, MP3 interface and dual airbags. SV models add cruise control, Bluetooth, USB, 5-inch display with USB input, rear camera, parking sensors and 17-inch rims. SL models add power seats, remote engine start and upgraded air con. V6 SV models benefit from the specs of the 2.5 SV and adds paddle shifters behind the wheel, while SL trim adds leather seats, xenon headlights and in full trim, navigation.

Both engines return for another few years both with a slight increase in power, drive is still sent to the front wheels via a CVT transmission having dropped the manual transmission from the Altima lineup.

Recently unveiled in the GCC region, 2017 models have gone under the knife once again and pinch a little something from other refreshed Nissan’s including the shiny V grille, sharper headlights and rear tail lamps. Revisions are only apparent for the exterior as interior options remain identical to the previous generation.

Both engines return for the eighth year in a row, having only their output slightly increased once again.