2008 Nissan Altima Coupe
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It's a good looking car but I am starting to have a REALLY hard time telling apart any of the Nissan/Infiniti coupes and I think that's a bad thing because that means if I can't tell them apart then 99% of the people on the street won't be able to either from a distance (when they can't read the badges).
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It's a good looking car but I am starting to have a REALLY hard time telling apart any of the Nissan/Infiniti coupes and I think that's a bad thing because that means if I can't tell them apart then 99% of the people on the street won't be able to either from a distance (when they can't read the badges).
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I like it. Its styling bears alot of resemblance to the G6 coupe, albeit with some sharper edges. I do agree with the Nissan/Infiniti thing, their cars and suv's need to grow apart some in styling but the altima is one car i think nissan has nailed down for awhile now and a coupe makes it that much better.
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Wonder why we didn't see a pre-production G37 first??
Originally Posted by Threxx:
It's a good looking car but I am starting to have a REALLY hard time telling apart any of the Nissan/Infiniti coupes and I think that's a bad thing because that means if I can't tell them apart then 99% of the people on the street won't be able to either from a distance (when they can't read the badges).
It's a good looking car but I am starting to have a REALLY hard time telling apart any of the Nissan/Infiniti coupes and I think that's a bad thing because that means if I can't tell them apart then 99% of the people on the street won't be able to either from a distance (when they can't read the badges).
Last edited by 90rocz; Mar 15, 2007 at 11:12 PM.
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I like it, I think that even though it clearly resembles it's siblings, that will be a good thing once the Skyline comes to town...this car will give the boy racer's a taste of it's DNA without the pricetag. This could very well be the next Civic/Eclipse that both rose so high in popularity back in the early 90's. It has all the right ingredients, style, power, a coupe, and it resembles the import holy grail...the new Skyline.
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Didn't a lot of people brag about FM when it debuted because it was not only RWD but FWD capable? Do I have my wires crossed?