by "North Plainfield Nissan" <bringler@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Nov 6, 2007 at 04:56 PM
<kneal44@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:1194188019.739778.15180@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> two weeks ago i rented from hertz a 07 2.5 cvt altima ....
> acceleration was terrific. had all the
> dash gadgets to. love the milage computer.. there were times i got 40
> mpg but for mixed driving got 30 great car.
>
> i have a 98 and its no comparission. i was in the market to buy a 07
> but bought a motorhome instead ... again no comparison
> lol
>
> now to wait to get a repair history of this transmission
>
CVT technology is decades old, but has never been mass-scale commercially
viable until just a couple years ago. Because of the reduction in number
of
moving parts CVT transmission have generally had more long-term durability
than typical transmissions. So far, the reliability of the Altima, and
other
2007 Nissan products, has been very good. To get a better gauge of
long-term
viability of CVT vehicles look at their quality record in Japan, which is
excellent, where they have been produced for several years and are
subjected
to much more stop-and-go driving.
www.jerseynissan.com