The Altima is Nissan's mid-size sedan, sold here since the mid-2000s as a roomier, V6-optional alternative to the Camry and Accord. We have 7 used Altimas listed in the Kingdom, from SAR 20,500 for a 2017-era car up to SAR 75,500 for a current-year one.
How much does a used Nissan Altima cost in Saudi Arabia?
Closed sales have run around SAR 59,000 for a 2020, SAR 39,000 for a 2018, SAR 31,000 for a 2017 and SAR 23,000 for a 2014 — a steady curve rather than a cliff at any one year. Live stock today runs from SAR 20,500 to SAR 75,500.
Which used Nissan Altima year should you buy?
2019 or later if you want the current generation, which brought a new platform, standard all-wheel-drive option and a tidier interior over the 2013-2018 car. The 2013-2018 generation is the better-value pick if you are comfortable with the CVT that every used Altima buyer eventually asks about — treat a documented CVT fluid change history as more important than the registration year.
How long does a Nissan Altima last?
Long enough to be a genuine daily workhorse — the Altimas we inspect in the Kingdom run a median of around 195,000 km, and cars at that distance are still trading hands, provided the CVT has been serviced rather than ignored.
What else matters on a used Nissan Altima?
The Toyota Camry costs more but carries a stronger reputation for mechanical reliability. The Honda Accord also costs more and has fewer interior staining complaints in our inspections. The Hyundai Sonata is similar money and worth cross-shopping on spec.
What should you look over on a used Nissan Altima?
- CVT fluid change history — the single most important document on any used Altima.
- Transmission behavior on a test drive: shuddering or flaring under acceleration is a warning sign.
- Full service record over a low odometer reading alone.
- Air conditioning performance, given daily use in Kingdom heat.
Book an inspection before you buy — on a car built to be driven hard for years, the report tells you more than the year ever will.
