Why the 2020 Nissan Altima is Fun to Drive

The 2020 Nissan Altima can make your life in Port Charlotte easier through its unique suite of technological aids and amenities. Its responsive handling and high-powered engine make it notoriously fun to drive, so you can expect to have fun if you get a 2020 Nissan Altima. Its updated safety features and stylish body and interior make it an excellent choice for drivers in the Charlotte Harbor area...Read More...

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Performance

The engineers at Nissan worked on giving this vehicle a suspension that's highly responsive and controllable. This means that the 2020 Nissan Altima is tuned well, and it can react to your movements with ease around North Port. The material inside the chassis was carefully selected to absorb force from bumps in the road, so this vehicle runs particularly smoothly and quietly. The base engine comes with 182 horsepower, but it can be upgraded to 236 if you wish. It can also reach up to 39mpg on the highway, so you can count on this car saving your gas money in Fort Myers.

Technology

NissanConnect makes it easier than ever to use your phone with your vehicle. It can seamlessly pull directions from your phone and display them on the center console. It's also compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto so that you won't miss out on any functionality when driving in Cape Coral and Arcadia.

Safety features

The technology in this car works to protect you as much as it can. The 2020 Nissan Altima includes a traction control system, an anti-lock braking system, ten airbags, and a VDC system. The VDC system can automatically monitor the grip and trajectory of your vehicle for you around Lehigh Acres. With this information, it can dynamically distribute power from the engine across different wheels and bring you back in control of the car. It can also apply brake force to individual wheels in a pinch. Its advanced braking system monitors the weight distribution inside the vehicle, and it applies power to the wheels that will have the most contact with the pavement.

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