The 2023 Toyota Camry & Nissan Altima STILL Sell Like Hot Cakes, But Which Is BETTER? Buddy Review

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:56 Toyota Camry (Hybrid SE Nightshade) Review
16:16 Nissan Altima (SR VC-Turbo) Review
30:23 Closing thoughts - Buy, Lease, Rent, or Forget these?

[@Justaeuropeanman]

After finishing paying off and throwing a set of twin turbos on my 2018 mustang GT I knew I needed a daily. I went out and test drove the 2023 Altima SR 2.0 turbo, the Camry TRD, and the Honda Accord 2.0 and I ended up going with the Altima. Idk in my opinion it was the most comfortable car with the most space and the nicest interior and again that’s my opinion everyone’s opinion will differ

[@anthonyowolabi]

I was in the same situation as you some months ago. My initial choice was the Camry and 2nd was the Accord. They were not available so I gave the Altima a try. Best decision ever. Super smooth, cant even feel my speed down the highway. When I go over bumps, the car feels solid and in one piece. I drive uber 8hrs a day and do not feel any fatigue by the end of the day. The seats are the most comfortable I ever drove on. 140 000KM and still idles and drives like new. Only basic work done on it so far !

[@cedricmiller4370]

Do you think your turbo Altima can run neck to neck with 6 speed mustang GT

[@tylerstraley5076]

So, I work at a Nissan dealership; i own a 94 Silvia. i needed a daily also pretty badly lol... i was working on a 2023 Altima SR AWD and was blown away, i ended up getting the same thing

[@thatone4G]

@@cedricmiller4370no. The mustang has about 460 hp and the Altima has 250

[@Mr.Deko86]

I picked one up in September of 23. Sky pearl gray. My wife says it's lavender, but whatever, lol. To be honest, I didn't understand why the price was so high as I was just looking for an Altima. THEN, I read the sticker and hell yeah I was getting it. Absolutely love it. However, I drive on the right lane at the speed limit most of the time, but it's good to know that whenever I have to go or I just lose patience, I'm GONE with the quickness. The interior is great with the red stitching and the seats might be the most comfortable ever besides my old Cadillac.

[@creichard181]

I love and miss these kinds of comparisons of basic vehicles. The majority of people really just want and need the best A to B vehicles.

[@Mr99Burns]

Camry is much more than a to b. I’d say it’s better than a luxury car but without the prestige of a luxury logo.

[@challenger516]

@@Mr99Burns LOL there's nothing luxury about Camry

[@ohthatsaj8293]

@@challenger516my ass will disagree

[@Sub_93]

I test drove an Altima and I was really surprised. The seating position was great as well as the seat comfort. The steering & suspension was impressive to say the least. I have ordered an SE Camry though.

[@Jose_hernandez970]

All this talk about Nissan cvt’s. _Subaru sitting nervously in the corner_

[@Bart-dg6qv]

I think we can thankfully say because of these CVTs rumors Nissan has to offer more and keep prices lower than Toyota. I don't mind.

[@chrissimmons9969]

I’m a sedan guy all the way. I have a 2020 Honda Accord EXL 2.0 and I love it. It has full leather interior and the 2 liter turbo engine is properly fast. If you soft pedal it you can also get decent fuel mileage. I bought the car for under 30k so I will be keeping it for a good long time.

[@braetonwilson4296]

Unfortunately Honda has removed the 2 liter turbo engine from the Accord.

[@jayparks3051]

Leather trim. The whole seat is not leather like generations before. Sadly everyone is cutting corners now. Nissan too. KIA K5 is all pleather.

[@onemilkyway]

Sedan is dying cause people need room for their social media friends.

[@rt2255]

Prefer v6 cheaper gas and turnos going to blow before v6 jeeds work.

[@Bart-dg6qv]

@@onemilkyway I like sedans, much more than anything else. But once truck merged into me and my wife forced me into something bigger. But I still think about Altima - invisible car - nobody cares about you and nobody pays attention to it. Great thing for me. And those front seats were awesome.

[@GXKid06]

I love that new blue and gold wheel combo on the camry

[@lamontjohnson5810]

That Altima is a POS.

[@cerinawoehrley4199]

Them bronze wheels are real nice so I got to see if I can get them for my 21 camry xse red with black roof and bronze

[@martinmarinelarena8508]

They are both good cars, but the accord takes the cake for me. Had one a 2016 and it was a great road trip car. Near 40 mpg and plenty of power.

[@texan903]

Some friends have a 2015 Accord and it was uncomfortable for long road trips. My Altima is a lot more spacious with more legroom, the seats are also far more supportive than the Accord seats.

[@fakedazzleful]

Everyone is different so every car will feel different for their body. What's work for one doesn't work for the other

[@RodrigoMJ32]

And hideous looking😆😆😆.....

[@lamontjohnson5810]

YOu think the Altima is a good car? LMAO.

[@willoverkill8461]

My first brand new car is a 2022 Camry SE Hybrid and I feel I made the right decision for me. I like the styling, the ride is great, climate control is easy to use, lots of leg room, and it did 50mpg on the 100 mile trip home from the dealer. I don't like having to plug my phone in to use the map on the infotainment, it should work with bluetooth, but overall my quibbles are few and far between.

[@occckid123]

The altima has the other wheel option you just have 2 select that option. It looks good!

[@dalejones4322]

Thank you for taking such swift action on the s-10 pickup. I knew when it was brought to your attention you would handle it. You have always been honest with everything you do and I appreciate that. Thanks guys

[@takenpictures]

The Camry SE Hybrid is a great car. I just hit 8500 miles on my '22 with an average of 53.4 MPG. The EV mode is good, but you can't drive it like an EV. It will turn off if you go past half on the power gauge or once you get over 25 MPH. I use it in traffic and once I enter my neighborhood.

[@Fred03]

The sport mode button on the Altima is a small button on the shifter below where your palm sits on the shifter. You can also say “hey nissan” to ask for directions and other options

[@sail72]

Love these buddy reviews!

[@jayparks3051]

Nice review. Nissan sport mode is on the shifter.

[@JosueDavi20]

I’ll take the Altima

[@lamontjohnson5810]

You need your head examined. An Altima? Over a Camry? LMAO

[@che2335]

I got a 17 Altima SR in 2021 during pandemic 30k miles for 13,999 just bc i needed something good on gas w 4 doors. I didnt realize it gets 39mpg hwy so it goes 5 days of work per tank vs 3 in my old hyundai tuscon so its paying for itself in gas while hauling 4 and their luggage w great handling from the thicker rear sway bar on the SR. My dad had a 10 and now 22 Camry, same chassis w a deeper side sill step over and a much longer reach to close the front doors plus Nissan zero grav seats are way better. Little things that matter alot day to day. Camry steering wheel is numb where I can feel pavement ripples in my Nissan.

[@crisikingful]

Not sure you guys did the versa but should do that one, also they should add the new vc- turbo to versa since it has manual option, then put a sporty suspension, you will have a low end sport car econo box kind of lol

[@LionRunner]

I love Camry hybrid having ECVT with no belts, just 2 motor generators unlike others.

[@AC-ir3od]

Is this the next generation tech being used?

[@LionRunner]

@@AC-ir3od nope, Toyota been using this two motor generator transmission on their hybrids for ages. The only hybrids got new transmission is Tundra hybrid and Sequoia hybrids with the new 10speed automatic.

[@lamontjohnson5810]

Who in their right mind would buy an Altima?

[@LionRunner]

@@lamontjohnson5810 in some of my videos there is a Altima in the background with a broken CVT. Even on my future videos it might appear as its still there.

[@ramoncarter6585]

Love both of them between two of them they really look amazing. The Altima has gotten better wish the taillights were more LED these are some great cars see a lot of Altima and Camry models on the road but Toyota does last longer. Nissan is doing much better after Ghosn left since the brand has been making some good-looking cars wish Altima SR had a 9 speed automatic though CVT is perfectly fine because it's cousin uses it as well. The front end of the Altima looks amazing as new factory wheels design even interior got some major changes. I would stick with the Altima they have gotten better than last couple of earlier models love the blue color it looks more sportier.

[@issavibez394]

Toyota doesn't last long these are junkyyy cars

[@issavibez394]

Have u seen how many recalls they have on their new highlanders and camrys especially with engine

[@markdavis2157]

The sport Mode button is on back of the shifter in the Altima

[@oldshowfanatic77]

Guys, Sport mode is the little minus button on the back of the gear shift on the Altima. 🤦

[@jz7551]

This Altima looks awesome. Seems to be a really good car.

[@shajisamuel7507]

Cvt has a lot of drone noise. It's trying to find it's gears. Excellent video guys

[@issavibez394]

Not all of them

[@the_jarmel]

Happy Friday...Have a good day everyone ✌️

[@JamesDsNuts]

I always assumed anti gravity seats referred to the seat angle, which give the legs better support, provide better driving visibility, relieve back pressure, and get more comfortable long-distance travel

[@curtiswilliams4229]

Nice marketing name but anti-gravity seats are nothing more than memory foam seats. Very comfortable though!

[@anthonysourdiff1835]

I would buy the Toyota and rent the Nissan.

[@odnamorvr3053]

The Camry more screams rental with that outdated bland interior and hideous front facia. The Altima is way nicer.

[@Bart-dg6qv]

What's the point of driving rental and keep your own car in garage. Just don't buy that retro thing.

[@issavibez394]

Toyota sucks

[@deejohnson3967]

Where do you guys get these MSRP prices from because here in Florida that specific trim level is almost $40,000 That's no markup just an MSRP

[@michaelswick4251]

They also make the Camry in AWD and it will last forever

[@tom11zz884]

Old Toyotas do, not sure about the new ones...

[@issavibez394]

Toyotas are junk

[@michaelswick4251]

@@issavibez394 never owned a bad one

[@Raider19582]

I love the interior and the TRD Bronze wheels. We just bought a Toyota Camry Hybrid SE Nightshade Edition 2024!

[@piotrk1047]

So I cross shopped both as I do every couple year. it normally boils down to Honda civic, Altima or Camry and got a Nissan altima 2023 S model all seem to be good enough for the job so it basically boils down to the dealer experience for me ... ( Abeloff Nissan dealer). I had a 2022 SV awd, it really did feel like the quality of materials in 2021, 2022 were not all that, specially the cheap glass in the vehicle. the 2023 model feels more finished and better quality, had this for about 1 month so far and liking it. 180mile round trip from a 20ft elevation to a 1,900ft one and back down to around 5ft, it averages 35 to 40mpg on highway on 87 octane. so far i'm happy.

[@piotrk1047]

p.s ... sport mode is small button on shifter *

[@Lambo6fo]

I ordered a Camry Hybrid XSE in the spring of this year. After 8 months of waiting, I learned it would be another 8 months to a year + before I get it, I canceled. Now waiting on a new Frontier. Fingers crossed.

[@issavibez394]

Toyotas suck

[@benjochs]

I’ve had both of these in their current generations. 2018 Camry SE and 2020 Altima SL. The Altima was a way better car for me. It had way more features at a nearly identical lease price. It was quieter regarding wind noise. The rims on the Toyota got bent after only a few months because it had rubber band sized tires. It also broke a wheel bearing. I had some door pillar trim coming off. I had no issues with the Nissan. It had more gloss black which I didn’t love. I only traded it because I got a great deal on a Q50. I don’t know what I’ll look at next because the car market is so screwed up, but I’m tempted to try the Altima again. Wish it had been updated with LED tail lights.

[@Mabeylater293]

Why don’t you like the gloss black?

[@benjochs]

@@Mabeylater293 it shows a lot of fingerprints. It looks pretty when clean and not scratched though. I guess I’d prefer a semi-matte dark grey over glossy black.

[@Mabeylater293]

@@benjochs that’s what I thought. So it’s not the gloss black that’s the problem it’s THE FINGERPRINTS. that could be solved by demanding they laminate the black gloss which prevents that issue. Much better than throwing the baby out with the bath water.

[@benjochs]

@@Mabeylater293 uhhh. Yeah. Fingerprints and scratches on touch points kinda suck. My corvette doesn’t have gloss black and it’s great. But die on the hill for it bud I don’t care?

[@naywahn]

@@Mabeylater293 Throwing the what???!!!

[@gregkramer5588]

I like the hula girl moves from Roman! This was a great video IMO. I like the direct comparison.

[@toyota420xp]

What are you talking about the chevy trax is awd

[@WW-wf8tu]

Initially, I was going to say, don't even need to watch to say, you cannot go wrong with either. Buy, lease or rent. Great cars. Great in the sense that they work for commute, town maybe cross country if you find the seating comfy enough. However, the Nissan based off your review wins. But they both still fit into any category and you cannot go wrong. Except maybe if you are flipping cars every 3 years a lease would save you money.

[@Bart-dg6qv]

Nissan will loose value faster than Camry. But it's better car - more comfortable for lower price.

[@Yihooni]

It’s really hard to go back to a gas vehicle for a daily driver after owning an ev.

[@PrincessTS01]

Gotta love the Altima. But my god, have the prices changed since I bought my 2006 Altima new for 19k. I wish my wages would have increased more than these car prices.

[@braetonwilson4296]

If you adjust that 19k for inflation, it would be 34k in today's dollars so about the same as this 2023 Altima and the 2023 model is way nicer.

[@gmo709]

​​@@braetonwilson4296 Problem is...wages didnt keep up w that inflation increase. You want to compare your gain in disposable income w price gain of desired item. Unless a CEO or exec or some elite performer or just loaded, good luck...but, you can always reduce spend elsewhere , or add a side gig!

[@braetonwilson4296]

@@gmo709 You make a valid point!

[@baronvonjo1929]

Only thing I could complain about is the them not being liftbacks. More sedans keep going for the slope backm getting rid of headspace and that giant trunk table sedan use to have. Also they are getting very very low. My brother's Camry is so ridiculously low. It's nice to drive. But that thing couldn't do any basic offroading or clear a curb. Life happens. Roads incline and decline suddenly. Sedans really need to raise the bodies up more. Idk what's with the desire to make everything sporty if it means it's can't even leave a paved surface most of the time. Crossovers ain't going offroading but that little bit of ground clearance helps for the little BS moments in life. And more specifically to the Camry. I hate those fake vents. They scream base model without foglights option on. The face lifted version of the last gen did it right. They look like they were suppose to be vents but were lights. I've seen a few of this current with aftermarket foglights or crazy LED strips that look really solid. I wish automakers would stop putting fake vents instead of foglights. Especially you MB.

[@cerinawoehrley4199]

This camry looks good... I have a 2012 altima and it's got 130.000 miles on it no big problems with it or with the cvt on it. I did the oil change and nissan did the cvt fluid change. But it's was hit by a plow truck so I look for a small suv poss rav4.

[@bigcrowfly]

🚘🚗🚕🚖In some markets the Chevy Malibu is selling for

[@Bart-dg6qv]

Do not buy anything from Chevy.

[@MrJoemann95]

I test drive a 2023 Accord and a 2023 Camry. The Camry had much better interior quality and didn’t feel as slow when driving. I chose the Camry.

[@Drewbmw07]

All the crying about cvts but ask the same people how often do they change the transmission fluid in the cvt 🤷🏻‍♂️. Also I’m not a fan of the cvt. I just find it funny whenever I mention maintenance, I always get the same blank expression.

[@gerdz101]

exactly. The people who always have their transmission fail are the same people who don't keep up with their maintenance.

[@HotSneks]

Altimas are actually really nice sedans. It's just the drivers with low credit score that give them that reputation, lol.

[@danielhamby9448]

I’ve always been a Nissan guy since the mid to late 80’s but this model style Camry almost made me get one over an Altima.

[@dave33gify]

I’m more sold on the i idea of hybrid vs all ev being our future

[@DrEvilTag]

I have a 07 Camry V6 XLE fully loaded. And it’s still a similar V6 in the new 2023 Camry, if I could afford a 2023 Camry I’d get the V6 XSE OR XLE since the V6 is far better and probably going to go extinct next coming generation

[@issavibez394]

Toyota sucks

[@alexisayirebi-acquah5730]

I've missed this duo.

[@afordnissan2]

Sport mode on the Altima is on the back of the gear shift 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@mikesowell7969]

I’ll stick with Camry! I love hot cakes, but do they really sell fast? 🤔

[@JosiahAmankwah]

The Camrys do😂

[@issavibez394]

Toyotas suck

[@Tinrs80]

Sport Mode on the Altima is that button on back of the shifter. I am a previous owner of a Altima. A 2016 SV and it was my 2nd car( just used it to travel for work) . I got it new and traded in 2020 with 110,000 miles on it with ZERO issues. No issues with the CVT. Very Reliable considering people say there tranny went out. Mines didnt. I will say....I was looking for just a Basic car for traveling for work and it was VERY Comfortable and got good gas mileage. 6hr drive only used 1/2 a tank. I recommend them if you do alot of travel or just dont care bout all the thrills the others offer. People in comments forget not everyone wants a Honda accord or Mazda 6. They just want a basic good car.

[@haroldbeauchamp3770]

The people clamoring that Nissan cvt’s are unreliable are usually bots or trolls. There’s literally people that pay for bots and trolls to spread misinformation on social media.

[@Ram14250]

Roman... uhhh... yeah. As though he doesn't really know cars much... Again and again... "seats don't fold"... yes they do. "Why paddle shifters on a mini-van?" ; to control the 10speed automatic.... on and on. "I don't like push buttons".... "I don't like electronic parking brakes"... "I want to rev the exhaust on a hybrid".... ?? ..?? Why? The best for last!: "It's got a small hole". I think Humpty Dumbty cracked his noggin.

[@hhohajz]

🤣

[@Smileydudekxy]

Infotainment was updated even though it’s smaller

[@ItsChrisWorld]

I have a 2023 Altima SR turbo. Love it! It’s very smooth and responsive! As far as the Camry. It’s nice on the exterior design but the interior is UGLY UGLY UGLY 17:56 it’s 236 hp if you feed it regular gas. But if you give it premium (since it’s the same engine out of the Infiniti QX50/55) it gives you 248hp

[@fonz-ys6xu]

Doesn't work that way

[@ItsChrisWorld]

@@fonz-ys6xu says who? According to Nissan it does.

[@fonz-ys6xu]

Engineering Simply adding octane won't add power. Now if you said you have a tuner plugged into an obd port and you are using a MAP for 93 octane, then yes you can gain more horsepower. I have a fiesta st with all kinds of other parts, and a cobb tuner. When I switched to 93 octane and gave it a new MAP the cars computer or ECU, knew to change air to fuel ratios, timing, ignition alllllll that other stuff. The cars brain doesn't know the difference between octane levels.

[@fonz-ys6xu]

If you're running premium in a car meant to run regular, you're probably only keeping your injectors nice and clean. You can run higher octane in a car meant for regular. But you don't want to run regular in a car engineered for premium. You'd probably get really poor compression, and possibly knock.

[@ItsChrisWorld]

@@fonz-ys6xu gotcha. Well Nissan says that and states it in the commercials so 🤷🏾

[@CarringtonHollister]

My interest for the Altima died when they moved production from Tennessee to Mississippi for 2023 model year. And we all know how the the reputation of the Mississippi plant is.

[@dewdew34]

Interesting

[@lordhriley]

Pull the hybrid camry on them and see if the sentry can hang

[@Korey32T]

Altima. All day

[@Korey32T]

def should have compared the v6 camry to the vc turbo

[@issavibez394]

Toyota sucks

[@pinkipipe]

Camry ❤️

[@issavibez394]

Junk

[@valentinorossi7771]

Nathan, Roman, your combined weight is + /- 500 lbs and another passenger (200 lbs?). The car sure will not accelerate as fast as what the brochure says!

[@ohthatsaj8293]

They forgot one comparison. And that is the likelihood of getting pulled over

[@Paulydude2000]

this is the key fob for any toyota......wow Roman, it IS a toyota

[@82dirtydozen]

Toyota all day for reliability alone

[@danichicago9140]

Why does the base model Camry hybrid get better gas mileage? Anyone?

[@DaddyDan77]

Narrower tires. Toyota will inflate the MPG on most of their hybrids by offering a very narrow eco minded tire on the base model.

[@Eletto22]

The battery chemistry is different. SE and up have nickel batteries to save cost with the higher content and LE has Lithium - the more expensive better option.

[@tails300]

@@Eletto22the battery chemistry is not different, every trim since 2020 has lithium ion batteries installed standard. You can find the battery information under the hood posted on a sticker.

[@gmo709]

Altima looks better. Nice interior, better rims here too. Sordid ride ay. What does that mean? Is that like when u say a pitcher has filthy stuff? Any coupe version?

[@courtneypuzzo2502]

the Camry offers up to 19 in wheels depending on which trim level you buy where as in 2005 on the LE for example average tire size was 15 in my late maternal grandmothers Camry LE from that model year has 16 in wheels/tires her only other experiences with a mid size or compact car are a 1975 Ford Granada a 1984 Buick Skylark and a 1997 Chevrolet Malibu the Malibu was a loaner car to drive kids to school in including me prior to that the Cab company she worked for had loaned her a gently used 1988 or 1990 Chevrolet Caprice Classic late model 3rd gen car didn't like the 4th gen redesign unfortunately the traditional Chevy Caprice was Cancelled at the end of the 1996 model year due to poor gas mileage ratings and dwindling sales my dad and I miss the Caprice terribly from the age of 8 until 15 he drove a used 1984 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Sedan which was 17.75 Ft long while the wagon version was 221 in or 18.4 ft long

[@aabrantes1999]

The specific variants used do not provide a helpful apples to apples comparison.

[@treymetzger]

Until Nissan ditches the Jatco trans, forget it.

[@Stigz34]

Shouldn’t even compare these two. Toyota by a long shot

[@issavibez394]

Toyota sucks

[@Bart-dg6qv]

The worst part about Toyota is sales people - I visited many dealers in couple states and it's always the same - they don't give a f... about customer, like you owe them for letting you pay and buy it. Local dealer where I bought Highlander almost got heart attack when I started reading all the documentation. He couldn't believe I just don't sign blindly on the spot. More than $50k car... Always very unpleasant experience. Completely different story with Nissan - I guess they have to "fight" for customer. That overall experience is one of the few reasons I regret dropping Nissan for Toyota. There is no comparison between Altima and Camry - you get much more for far less with Nissan. And Camry has that hideous multimedia screen. Nice looking outside, cool red seats (that's actually plus for Toyota) and then bang (!) - horrible and ridiculously awful old fashion TV screen.

[@gerdz101]

Unfortunately Toyota dealerships are notorious for putting too much vehicle markups on their new cars. That's why I'm kinda avoiding Toyota for now until they stop price gouging their customers.

[@issavibez394]

Cause they know Toyota Sucks

[@OS-hx4jk]

One will run 600,000 miles with oil changes. Another will grenade the transmission at 110,000 miles. Guess which one will do what....

[@pabo8080]

was going to comment this pretty much exactly except I was going to put 80 000 kms instead of 110 000 miles lol

[@occckid123]

Well im at 400k on my 16 altima and transmission is working fine. I've seen many camry that were dead before 200k. Over heated and transmission dead so its not a guaranteed you're getting 600k with only oil changes.

[@thelarry383]

the thing is most people don't keep their cars past 100k and I'm sure nissan has that data. Toyota simply didn't make that planned obsolesce choice and thus their cars last much longer

[@pabo8080]

thanks Larry for clearing up the obvious .

[@daveallen7767]

165,000 miles on 2011 Altima. No transmission issues, but I have drained & refilled twice. No flushes

[@jbarkley4938653]

Transmission went out on the Nissan Altima 2017 at 20,000 miles 🤦🏽

[@oogleboogle123456789]

i have a 2008 nissan altima 155k miles and the cvt is still perfect

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

20k is a lot for a Nissan CVT. You were lucky.

[@dewdew34]

A friend bought one new and at about 60k he needed a belt replacement. I think it was 3k to repair...I hope the new Nissan cvt's are better. I will say any transmission will wear if driven hard but he's an older fellow and not gunning it.

[@jamyacole1123]

@@oogleboogle123456789people say anything he probably drives it like a maniac I have a 2015 wit 245k miles

[@Therealpeter10]

@@jamyacole1123 so you have to drive slow all the time???

[@len-zeplin480]

I Love How They Review 2 Similar Cars and Everyone in The Comment section Compares their Unrelated cars to the Cars in the Review 😂

[@pernell4351]

New Nissan rogue have 3 turbo

[@Sweet_Jelly39]

Never pick BAE, Thats how u burn money..

[@scotturich]

Make it simple. I don’t even watch all this to tell you don’t buy any Nissan car if you want to drive it further then 50k.

[@odnamorvr3053]

People will still buy Nissans in large numbers. You want to know why? It's only a small fraction of you guys who have CVT problems due to beating on the car and not maintaining it. The majority takes care of their Nissans and don't beat the hell out of it, so they last. So speak for yourself and other careless drivers.

[@scotturich]

@@odnamorvr3053 not even close to being true. Many people take care of these cars (and yes some don’t) but these transmissions have been a severe problem. I don’t care how much maintenance they get. The reliability is horrible and until Nissan wakes up and stop using this junk in there cars. I personally will never recommend them.

[@jeffk464]

Nissan's V6 and conventional auto are fine.

[@odnamorvr3053]

@@scotturich And as I say, they will continue to sell like hot breads whether or not you personally recommend them because your claim is false. All the people who complain about Nissan CVT never say they take care of or maintain their Nissans as advised by the manufacturer, hence they run into problems, and that's a fact.

[@Bart-dg6qv]

@@scotturich I had three different Nissans - not sure where they were made but the quality was purely Japan. Now I have Toyota and it's made in U S of A...

[@10cpaul]

OK Roman needs to quit whining so much about key fobs and is negative attitude. This is the comparison to the young guys they don’t whine and they don’t complain.

[@Sn0Pro7]

I noticed that in another other video. KZbin revenue has gotten to his head. Only luxury vehicles for him

[@donc6781]

Nothing worse than a “Fob Snob”

[@onterrioredmon5711]

As a Toyota owner I’m going the Camry all day

[@9ZERO6]

The Altima's msrp does not include the second transmisson at 80,000 miles option though.

[@1989pulsar]

Change the cvt fluid every 30k miles & don't drive like a nut. You won't have problems with them.

[@Therealpeter10]

@@1989pulsar 60k

[@mbaktari8194]

NISSAN should bring in it's E-POWER engine to USA. THAT'S REAL PURE HYBRID.

[@miking3261]

Never know the 2024 might just have that

[@AKB_48]

The Toyota TRD is imoressive IMO, but shouldn't the Camry be compared withe Nissan Maxima ?

[@naveenthemachine]

The maxima is more of a competitor to the crown and former Avalon but I suppose you could compare it with a Camry XSE v6 or XLE v6.

[@AKB_48]

@@naveenthemachine In Canada, not sure where you're located the Camry's more similar to the Maxima

[@CarringtonHollister]

@@AKB_48 no the Camry is the Altima’s rival the Maxima is more of the Avalon’s (now Crown’s) rival then again the Maxima will be killed this upcoming year alongside the Avalon.

[@chemjam92]

Sorry...some of us still like sedans. Can you get 46 mpg combined in a SUV? I don't think so Roman

[@jeffk464]

I can get 42 mpg in my GTI and fit almost everything a RAV4 can fit.

[@chemjam92]

Sorry Jeff but your GTI looks like a bubble on wheels. It's a great car but I prefer sedan with some sharper lines

[@Bart-dg6qv]

Yeah, didn't realize regular SUV consume gas like a freaking tank. It's bad.

[@bounmysingvongsa659]

Always toyota👍👍👍

[@issavibez394]

Toyota junk to Many recalls now with engines and transmission

[@nosah8415]

Toyota needs to update that interior. I like my Camry overall, but my interior rattles everywhere and feels so cheap. I've never had such a new car (2021) that feels so dated.

[@baronvonjo1929]

I had one as a rental. Didn't drive it much but it was certainly better built than my 2013 camry I had. I assume it will get better with the next gen? Maybe...

[@onemilkyway]

46mpg is with one person. Mpg drops to 30 with 5 occupants. 🤣

[@shitloveaduck]

Roman, (Edit: and Nathan) get down & look under the Camry and the Altima. They don’t have dual exhaust, only dual exhaust tips. Tommy uses proper terminology. This is years & years you say it wrong, yet you were saying it correctly with the Mercedes G-Squared!!! It’s an accuracy thing. People put a load of faith in what TFL says, so they may make a purchase decision, because of this. EG the Camry has “dual exhaust” vs the Altima having single exhaust. It’s not an accurate statement as both have SINGLE exhaust, just different exhaust tips. That’s a huge error when taken into consideration. Yes, it’s buyer beware, but they are taking your opinions and statements as accurate because you are seen as an expert.

[@ItsChrisWorld]

No sir.. the Altima has an actual dual exhaust. The tips are connected two two actual exhaust

[@shitloveaduck]

@@ItsChrisWorld you are saying that there are 2 manifolds all the way up to the engine itself. It’s a 4 cylinder,,,,. Sorry. They are connected to two separate pipes, but there’s a point before the engine where it is one. It’s ultra rare a 4 cylinder has true dual exhaust. That would mean that the Altima has an exhaust manifold for 2 cylinders and then another for the other 2 cylinders. Even the V6 cars out there, but quite easy on a V8, if the vehicle is older and has the room for headers and 2 separate exhaust pipes all the way back from the engine compartment.

[@ItsChrisWorld]

@@shitloveaduck okay disregard. I get what you’re saying. Nope. It’s one exhaust but split in two with real tips. Not hidden like the Accord

[@shitloveaduck]

@@ItsChrisWorld - Got it. I build older cars either full restorations if they are numbers matching, restomods if not but are unique and significant (in my opinion) like my 67 Mustang Fastback, and I have done full custom vehicles way back. I’m not into that now. I rotate my vehicles to a point, but have a lot in my shop and garages. They are all mint, but even the low mileage cars like the 67 Chevelle SS 396 4 speed I have, are driven. Didn’t buy them to just look at them!! Haha. Hope your day is going well!! Eh!

[@matthuot2774]

Sorry but how could you test a 0-60mph without knowing how to turn the car into sport mode pssh! I have 2020 Platinum Vc Turbo and it's 0-60 is way faster more like a 6 second car.

[@zachf355]

Good content but the camera work is horrible! Made me dizzy!!!!!!

[@tuffr2]

As soon as Nathan was introduced I went to another video.

[@sherrikwhiteside6107]

😂😂😂😂

[@jeffreyfurtado3681]

This is a Altima refresh.

[@MrPAULONEAL]

The Nissan should have had a DCT.

[@martina-xo1kx]

Nope I love nissan altima 2022 that's the best so far I try the toyota it looks dull while nissan altima is pack very comfortable oh lala love altima.

[@toyota420xp]

Trax is awd

[@timmatheson6736]

Buy the Toyota and lease the Nissan.

[@naveenthemachine]

Camry any day. Better looking outside and inside and unlike the altima you can get a v6 But that said I’d avoid a 2021 or newer model. The 2020 model is probably the best Camry to date. Same clean dashboard as a 2018 but a lot of upgrades. The wheels look much better on the 18-20 models. Not to mention parts of the taillights aren’t unnecessarily tinted like they are in the 2021 models.

[@ItsChrisWorld]

Lmao the Camry’s interior does not look better. The interior looks 15 years old. Especially that dated infotainment 🤢

[@naveenthemachine]

@@ItsChrisWorld the 2021 interior isn’t my favorite But I prefer the 2020 XSE red interior. The dashboard is much cleaner and the red really makes it pop As for the infotainment I honestly prefer it over the new Toyota interface by a long shot. It’s easier to use, has a Home Screen, more physical buttons, and built in navigation. Those are all missing in the new interface.

[@ItsChrisWorld]

@@naveenthemachine the red sets are nice but the interior in a whole is horrible. Looks very toyotaish (dated.) but they nailed the exterior (well the XSE exterior with that grill)

[@braetonwilson4296]

@@naveenthemachine I agree with Chris. 2020 Camry interior is horrible. 2023 Altima has a way better interior. Altima wins.

[@daintypung7020]

Toyota offers a lot of spec options based on availability the two (XLE and xse) can come with a 10 in screen panoramic roof heated and cooled seats heated starting wheel radar cruise with traffic jam assist cornering lights. End of the day it just depends on how each are spec’d 😀

[@Freddy-td8fl]

Beavis and Butt-Head here talked a lot of crap and forgot the most important points, RELIABILITY AND COST OF OWNERSHIP

[@goodbadugly9849]

No CVT TRANSMISSION JUNK from Nissan/Renault. The Camry is way more reliable and is the highest selling sedan in America for 20 years.

[@theylied1776]

Nope, NEVER buy a Nissan with a CVT! Renault/Nissan was forced to admit in November 2019, in the THIRD class-action lawsuit against them, that they knew their CVT was defective as far back as 2013. And they refused to correct the defect. Renault/Nissan is STILL selling cars with a variation of that same CVT! You have been warned!

[@occckid123]

408k on my 16 altima and cvt not broken yet. You have been warned :)

[@thelarry383]

@@occckid123 wow that's a lot of driving

[@shitloveaduck]

@@occckid123 - Good point. The CVT was problematic, but people fail to identify that there’s only a small percentage overall of people that have difficulties. The failure rate is not 100% like the Mini had few years ago. For every 5 or 6 CVTs,there’s 94 or 95 that are fine. (I have never verified the failure rate so that was an example.) A failure rate of 5+ percent isn’t acceptable. I’m glad to hear you have had great luck on the vehicle.

[@odnamorvr3053]

Shut up! The Cvt in Nissans have been improved from around 2017 models up.

[@theylied1776]

@@occckid123 Well good for you. Nissan has had three class-action lawsuits due to its defective CVT since 2013. That is a FACT!

[@LabradorRichy]

Nissans CVT is a no go for me

[@lutomson3496]

The nissan platform and technology far outperform toyota, and toyotas battery policy sucks got rid of my prius juat at 100k as they were failing and warranty wasnt going to replace..not a fan of the new turbo motor though witlh Nissan, they dont last as long as naturally aspirated

[@rt2255]

Camry cause they are good altima cause they are cheap. Loved old nissans newer one total crap boxes and break down too often.

[@Justaeuropeanman]

As a mechanic I can tell you it is the complete opposite from 2015 and ahead Nissans are a lot more reliable then Toyotas now