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Description
Vehicle overview
This black 2020 Nissan Altima SL is a US-specification, left-hand-drive sedan with a 2.5-litre direct-injection four-cylinder petrol engine, Xtronic CVT and front-wheel drive. The SL badge is visible on the boot, while the UAE registration card identifies the vehicle as a 2020 Nissan Altima and records VIN 1N4AL4AV5LC198404. The dashboard photograph shows 119,920 km. No reliable asking price is currently available, so the database price is deliberately left at zero rather than inventing a figure. Contact us to confirm current availability and price.
SL equipment and cabin
The photographs show a dark cabin with leather-appointed seating, a multifunction steering wheel, central touchscreen, automatic climate controls and a console-mounted selector. The 2020 US-market SL catalogue includes comfort and assistance equipment such as heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, Bose audio, a moonroof, LED lighting and driver-assistance systems, but every feature must be tested on this exact vehicle because equipment can vary by production package and previous repair history. Check seat adjustment, lumbar support, air-conditioning performance, screen response, cameras, parking sensors, audio, Bluetooth, USB ports, windows, mirrors, locks, lighting and both available keys.
Engine, CVT and road test
Nissan's official 2020 US brochure specifies 188 hp for the naturally aspirated 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine. Arrange a genuinely cold start and listen for timing, accessory-drive or bearing noise before the engine warms. Check engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, visible hoses, mounts and any signs of leakage. During the drive, confirm prompt engagement of Drive and Reverse, smooth CVT response, stable engine temperature and progressive acceleration without flare, shudder or warning messages. Include slow parking manoeuvres, urban traffic and a faster road section. The vehicle should track straight, steer consistently and brake without vibration or pulling.
Body, chassis and tyres
Inspect the black paint in direct daylight and shade. Compare colour, texture and reflection across the bonnet, roof, doors, wings, quarter panels and bumpers, then measure all metal panels with a calibrated paint-depth gauge. Check panel gaps, lamps, glass, seals, lower edges and jacking points. The photographs are useful identification evidence but cannot establish accident history or structural condition. Put the car on a lift so a qualified workshop can inspect the floor, subframes, suspension mounting points, steering, wheel bearings, CV joints, brakes, exhaust and fluid leaks. Record tyre brand, size, tread depth, sidewall condition and production date on all four corners.
Mileage, VIN and documents
The source dashboard image records 119,920 km and the registration image records VIN 1N4AL4AV5LC198404, model year 2020, Japanese origin and five seats. Match the VIN at the windscreen, body label, chassis stamping and electronic scan before purchase. Reconcile the displayed mileage with RTA inspection history, service invoices, workshop receipts and previous registration records. Review accident and insurance history, ownership, finance clearance, number of keys and transfer eligibility. Because this is a US-specification vehicle, request import documents and independently investigate its overseas title and auction history where available.
Diagnostic inspection
A diagnostic scan should cover the engine, transmission, ABS, airbags, body control, cameras and driver-assistance modules, including stored, pending and recently cleared faults. Confirm that all warning lamps complete their normal start-up self-test and that no safety system has been disabled. Ask the workshop for a written report separating urgent safety repairs, routine maintenance and optional cosmetic work, with parts and labour estimates.
Price confirmation
The current asking price must be confirmed directly because no dependable amount is available in the supplied information. Review the inspection findings and likely maintenance cost before agreeing on value.
Arrange a viewing
Contact us to confirm the current price and arrange a daylight viewing in Dubai International City. Allow enough time for a cold start, complete function demonstration, document review, road test and independent lift inspection before making a decision.
Model Overview
An all-new model of Nissan Altima was revealed for 2019. The sixth generation model features an upgraded 2.5-litre 4-cylinder engine, but the V6 has been replaced with a 2.0-litre turbocharged motor. Both engines are connected to a CVT automatic and front-wheel-drive platform. The platform itself has gained wheelbase length, which translates to more cabin space. The 2019 Altima will be offered in a range of trim levels – S, SV and SL in the 2.5L and SV, SL grades in 2.0L Turbo, although not all trims may be offered in all GCC markets. Available new features include upgraded seats with added bolstering, an updated infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as an 8-inch multi-touch colour display, blind-spot monitoring with Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Departure Warning and High Beam Assist, aside from the usual smart keyless entry and start, full set of airbags, ESP, tyre-pressure monitor, the usual power accessories and more.
Full Specifications
- Body Type
- Sedan
- Condition
- Used
- Model Year
- 2020
- Regional Specs
- American Specs
- Exterior Color
- Black
- Interior Color
- Black
- Engine
- 2500 cc
- Cylinders
- 4
- Fuel Type
- Petrol
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Doors
- 4
- Seats
- 5
- Steering Side
- Left
- Warranty
- No
- Trim
- 2.5 SL
Prices and Spec below are official new-car list prices and spec for each trim — used as a reference only.
Trim Prices
Trim Specs
Nissan currently has 12 new cars in UAE. Their current line up includes SUV, Sedan, Van, Coupe. Current starting prices are from AED 59,900 and go up to AED 449,900, depending on the model and trim. The most popular model sold by Nissan in UAE is the Patrol. The cheapest Nissan available is the Magnite while the most expensive is the Patrol Nismo. Each vehicle is listed with detailed specifications, features, and up-to-date prices to help buyers compare and choose the right Nissan for their needs in UAE.
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