2010 Nissan Altima Hybrid Review
A direct competitor to the Toyota Camry Hybrid, the 35mpg (maximum) Nissan Altima Hybrid is a solid performer, say Nissan Altima Hybrid reviews at Hybridcars.com and Cars.com. In particular, reviewers say they appreciate the traction control and plethora of airbags.
The Altima Hybrid has a leg up on the competition with its 2.5-liter engine (versus the Camry's 2.4-liter) and its 20-gallon fuel tank, which is almost three gallons more than the Camry and clearly increases your driving range between fill ups. Nissan Altima Hybrid reviews note, however, that the biggest difference between the Altima Hybrid and the Camry Hybrid is the driving noise. The Nissan is noticeably louder but also a bit more powerful.
If you're really set on an Altima Hybrid, you may have to travel to buy one. This model is only available in eight states: California, Oregon, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Other Recommended Hybrid Cars
2010 Toyota Prius
This industry leader gets an estimated 50 mpg (combined city/highway) with a 1.8L, 4-cylinder engine, and offers standard features like heated outside mirrors and a satellite radio antenna. Reviewers say it's reliable, safe, surprisingly roomy, affordable, and it holds its value longer than other hybrid cars. Read more »|
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2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
A mid-sized sedan with a 2.5L, 4-cylinder engine and more horsepower than the competition, the Fusion Hybrid gets 39 mpg in combined city/highway driving and runs on unleaded or a combination of ethanol and gasoline. Reviewers approvingly note the cloth seat fabric made of recycled materials, updated styling, and gauge that tracks your eco-driving skills. Read more »|
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2010 Honda Civic Hybrid
Although the Civic Hybrid's interior space is a little tighter than the Prius and its 1.3L, 4-cylinder engine feels a bit sluggish, drivers and expert reviewers take to this model's sporty, "un-hybrid" appearance and modest price. The Civic Hybrid delivers an average 42 mpg in combined city/highway driving. Read more »|
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2010 Honda Insight
This model wins high marks for affordability, style, features, and fuel economy (41 mpg combined city/highway), but its 1.3L, 4-cylinder engine is too weak for some drivers despite impressive acceleration. Read more »|
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