Nissan greets the new year with pure sedan power - fusing its 2019 Altima 2.5 S with 188 HP and 182 lb.-ft of torque. Seattle drivers will be thrilled with the push of a 16-valve engine.Boasting a potent four-cylinder engine, the Altima 2.5 S coupe proves ready for every mile - introducing drivers to 182 HP and 180 lb.-ft of torque. Rev on, Seattle!Demand more from your commute. Slip into the 2012 Altima 2.5 S coupe and discover a sleekly styled cabin, with metallic trims and an optional leather shift knob impressing with each mile.Offering 175 HP and 180 lb.-ft of torque, the 2011 Altima 2.5 S embraces its sporty two-door profile - allowing Seattle drivers to fuse their commutes with pure four-cylinder power.Earning up to 27 MPGs on the highway, the 2012 Altima 3.5 SR sedan still proves an economical option for drivers - bringing front-wheel efficiency and CVT support to Seattle.In 2011 Nissan offered Seattle drivers a choice - with its Altima 3.5 SR boasting both coupe and sedan profiles. For the four-door version, families received ample space and potent V6 power, ensuring that no compromise was needed.Boasting 198 HP, the 2011 Altima Hybrid proves that no compromise is needed for the electric market. This Atkinson-Cycle beast can instead deliver potent performance to Seattle.Delivering 35 MPGs in the city, the 2010 Altima Hybrid promises class-leading economy - connecting Seattle drivers to a responsive 245-volt nickel-metal hydride system that optimizes every rev.
