The 2018 Nissan Altima offers owners outstanding fuel economy, remarkably comfortable front seats and high safety scores. If you’re interested in a solid mid-size sedan, the 2018 Nissan Altima is a great choice. Although the 2018 Altima is still relatively new, there are still some problems that you need to be on the lookout for. The most common problems with used 2018 Nissan Altimas Here are the most common problems reported by used 2018 Altima owners:

The 1980’s and early 1990’s represented a time that was incredibly competitive for manufacturers who were trying to compete in the midsize sedan space. When Nissan introduced the Altima way back in 1992, it was designed to be a practical, fuel efficient and fun to drive runabout that could compete with the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. The Altima is by far the best selling Nissan and is in fact one of its oldest models.

Ford was one of the originators of the SUV craze, leaping way ahead of its time by offering a vehicle that was at once rugged and completely practical. Since its introduction in 1990, the Ford Explorer has been offered in a dizzying array of configurations, engine configurations and trim level. For millions of families, it has been the truckster of choice for hauling kids, gear, pets and basically everything else for the modern family.

The Altima is a perennial favorite with shoppers who are looking for something that is at once sporty and comfortable to drive while also offering great fuel economy. If you’re looking for a 2016 Nissan Altima to shuttle your family or take on the morning commute daily; you’ll want to know what issues to look out for. Common problems with 2016 Nissan Altimas Transmission Failure. Cost to fix: $4300 Engine Issues.

2019 Ford Explorer by Kevauto - CC 4.0 The Ford Explorer has been gradually reshaping the American automotive landscape for 30 years. Consumers love SUVs because of their consistent reliability, whether they’re driving in bad weather or on a family road trip – and the Explorer is no exception. If you’re considering the 2019 Ford Explorer, you’re most likely interested in its technology and the room it has for seven passengers (and all of their stuff).

2016 Ford Explorer Front by Vauxford - CC BY Since 1990, the Ford Explorer has been the vehicle of choice for millions of families. Its combination of rugged good looks, capability and practicality helped usher in the modern SUV boom that is prevalent today. If you’re in the market for a 2016 Ford Explorer, you may be concerned about common issues that other owners have experienced. The 2016 Ford Explorer is praised for its high tech interior, comfortable ride and powerful engine.

The newly-refreshed 5th generation of the Audi S6 Quattro is a mid-sized 4 door sport sedan that holds five passengers and boasts all-wheel drive. Nowadays, you can find a number of low mileage S6s with the same features as the 2020 for up to 53% less than their original MSRP listing price. If you’re looking to purchase a used model Audi S6, here are some things to know about how recent editions compare with each other:

The Eclipse Cross is a five-passenger front wheel 4-door compact car. With a 3-cylinder engine and great gas mileage, the Eclipse Cross is a great car for hauling a growing family on errands and trips with minimum cost. And it’s had the same basic design since 2014, you won’t need to get a new model. In fact, you can get many low mileage Eclipses with the same features as the 2020 model for up to 36% less than original MSRP listing price.

The Outlander is a seven passenger front wheel or all-wheel drive SUV. With the center and rear seats down, the Outlander is a great car for hauling anything from groceries to a big screen TV. Nowadays you can get many low mileage Outlanders with the same features as the 2020 model for up to 54% less than its original MSRP listing price. After all, a brand new car that depreciates the second you take it off the lot.

The Outlander PHEV is a five-passenger plug-in hybrid SUV known for being the first plug-in hybrid all-wheel-drive SUV in the United States. Whether you’re looking to carpool the kids to soccer practice or take the family and gear on an off-road adventure to the mountains, the PHEV is a great car for wherever you want to go. The best news? Since the PHEV has been in the market for only a few years, you won’t need to get a new model.