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Looking for a powerful and affordable sedan that can help you take on the St Louis roads with confidence? If so, then you would be wise to choose the Nissan Altima. But, how does the Nissan Altima compare to a similar competitor like the Honda Accord? Compare the Nissan Altima vs. Honda Accord with Suntrup Nissan to get an idea of why the Nissan Altima is more affordable and can offer you more power. Then, visit our dealership to take any of our Nissan Altima models for a test drive and see for yourself why it reigns supreme.
When shopping around the Jefferson County area, comparing deals from other dealerships is often a priority for many drivers since affordability is a common priority. Luckily, the Nissan Altima and Honda Accord are two of the most affordable sedans in their class. When comparing the prices of both the Nissan Altima and Honda Accord, you’ll find that the Nissan Altima is the slightly more affordable option. Compare the starting prices of each of their trims below:
Even though the Nissan Altima is the more affordable option, you can get an even better deal on a Nissan Altima of your choice when you use our new vehicle specials at Suntrup Nissan.
Which of these sedans can give you the performance boost you need on the St Charles roads? Take a look at the performance specs of each model below to see how much more power the Nissan Altima offers you:
2022 Nissan Altima:
2022 Honda Accord:
You can get up to 232 hp and up to 212 lb-ft of torque on the Honda Accord hybrid model, but it still doesn’t quite match the power and performance that the Nissan Altima can give you. Step inside the Nissan Altima for a test drive at Suntrup Nissan to see for yourself what separates it from other models in its class.
Contact us to learn more about the Nissan Altima or any of our Nissan models. When it comes to Nissan research and confident shopping, Suntrup Nissan is your go-to dealership.
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*Price is Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). MSRP excludes tax, title, license, options, and destination and handling charges. Dealer sets actual price.
**2022 EPA Fuel Economy Estimates. 28 City MPG / 39 Highway MPG / 32 Combined MPG for Altima® S FWD. 27 City MPG / 37 Highway MPG / 31 Combined MPG for Altima® SV, SR, SL FWD. 26 City MPG / 36 Highway MPG / 30 Combined MPG for Altima® SV, SL AWD. 25 City MPG / 35 Highway MPG / 29 Combined MPG for Altima® SR, Platinum AWD. 25 City MPG / 34 Highway MPG / 29 Combined MPG for Altima® SR FWD VC-Turbo. Fuel economy estimates based on 87-octane fuel. Actual mileage may vary with driving conditions. Use for comparison only.