Nissan Altima

Nissan has announced the starting prices for its entire 2021 Altima line. Most versions are offered in both FWD and AWD, with a couple of exceptions. Pricing starts at $24,300 before the $925 handling and destination charge.

Nissan has pulled the wraps off another crazy concept car that will be making the car show rounds – this time up in Canada. The Altima-te is much like the Rogue Warrior from a few years back in that it ditches the wheels for tank-like tracks.

Chrysler discontinued the 200 midsize sedan. Ford announced that this will be the last generation of the Fusion midsize sedan. Sales of the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord midsize sedans aren’t what they used to be.

Magnetic name tags are useful. They let you know the names of the suspiciously knowledgeable staff at your local shoe store. They let angry restaurant goers know who to complain about on Yelp. They are a form of identification for those who would otherwise blend into the world of retail.

Nissan has been making SR versions of several of its cars for a long time. These SR versions are typically mid-tier optioned cars with more of a focus on being sporty than luxurious. For 2016, Nissan has made some changes to its popular Altima with refreshed styling and the addition of an SR model.