1994 Nissan Altima Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

AI Summary · 7 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1994 Nissan Altima appreciate its reliability, low maintenance costs, and good handling. Many drivers are impressed with its surprising power for an older model and decent gas mileage. However, a common concern is the oil pump problem that some drivers have experienced. Comfort and speed were areas of disappointment for a few, with some noting a lack of excitement and issues with finding a comfortable driving position."

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It was spunky and reliable. We still have it and it has most of its orignal parts with exception to the distributor that went bad my senior year of high school. Never had major problems outof the car and it's still kicking. Just as spunky as the day we bought it.

October 7, 2009

It's not a very exciting car, really slow with an automatic transmission, but it does have a lot of grip. It's hard to get comfortable, can't find a good compromise between the steering and pedal distance. The car's been in the family for 13 years, it didn't have many major problems until the last year, where it wouldn't pass emissions, $300 later it passed, got the tabs and promptly traded it in. But other than that it was pretty dependable. It averaged about 24 MPG during its time with us.

May 1, 2008

I think this car runs great. For a 13 year old car.. it looks great and runs great. Only thing why do all altimas have an oil pump problem? I LOVE MY CAR!

May 22, 2007