How Long Do Nissan Altimas Last

How long will the Nissan Ultima last? 3

I was thinking about buying a used Nissan Altima 2003 and wondering how many miles this car could run. If anyone has had a good or bad experience please let me know! Thank you very much! :

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I was thinking about buying a used Nissan Altima 2003 and wondering how many miles this car could run. It already had 100,000 kilometers. Is that too much for this car? Can you handle more?

Let me know if anyone has had a good or bad experience! Thank you very much!

See 250,000 with 300,000 miles

Blade 24, you're sick of it. The first year of Ultima was 1992.

With proper maintenance, Altimas can easily cover 200,000 miles.

You have the timing chain (not the belt), which saves on the cost of replacement.

I had two Altimas and I have another. The first Ultima traveled 100,000 miles without interruption and the second was exchanged for MA. Nissan makes sustainable vehicles.

Only take care of the vehicle if necessary, especially change the oil regularly.

How Long Do Nissan Altimas Last

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How long will the Nissan Ultima last?
I was thinking about buying a used Nissan Altima 2003 and wondering how many miles this car could run. If anyone has had a good or bad experience please let me know! Thank you very much! :
My 2008 Ultima is 227,000 miles. Routine Maintenance Plus Nissan is a great car. I call it the Old Faith. I will not change it.

How Long Do Nissan Altimas Last

I have had a new Ultima car since 2003. It gives me a headache. Headlights off in one year, box off in 3 years, remembered many times, CD player never worked, many times even after visiting dealer. I also have 4 batteries due to corrosion. I ended it trading for 85,000 miles to Kia.

I know Ultimas had a problem with oil use in 2002 (which could lead to a lawsuit) and I have never had a problem with it.

I also know people who have 2005 and they like it.

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Bon sis from the car! Does not matter! I found a website that tells you about all the safety features of the Nissan Ultima 2003. Here is the link

I have the 2006 Nissan Ultima 2.5 Limited Edition. I have 112,000 miles. I changed the brakes at 100,000 km. Replacement A / C is still under warranty. Replace X1 tires. I change the oil every 3,000 miles and I change the tires every two miles. I don't mind if he stays in the garage when he's not working. I've never had an accident. He never called back. I will keep my fingers crossed ...

I have an Altima 98 that has 248,000 miles and my daily driver travels 50 miles a day, I auctioned it off in 2003 with 78,000 miles and with a cancellation of 15,000 miles (miles), it's still a There is a solid car with enough equipment for these miles only. Replacement of key parts of converter and ink cooler, minor changes are cooling thermostat, distributor cap and double rotor, air sensor, plug and socket cables and brackets. Of course, tires, casing, batteries, fluids and coolant as needed.

I was driving the Ultima 2004 and John crashed into the highway in traffic ... a nice fast car but weird things are happening there ... make some changes. "Ordinary oil and I noticed something on Annie's block ... I was told it was from the factory."

I have 95 Altima for my girlfriend. It took longer than that! It's 90 miles long and the last time I saw it it worked. Change the oil and case and do not knock. It will take some time. The Centra traveled 200 kilometers, but the oil ran out, so I hit it, still working fine. I've always been better with Nissan than Toyota.