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Description
Black midsize sedan available in Dubai
We are offering this 2017 Nissan Altima with United States specification, black exterior, left-hand drive and an indicated 200,000 km. It is a practical five-seat midsize sedan from Nissan's well-known Altima range. Contact us for the current full asking price and to arrange a convenient viewing in Dubai.
The UAE registration card identifies a 2017 Nissan of American origin and records chassis number 1N4AL3AP0HN308038. The photographs show the Altima body, automatic selector and a cabin fitted with patterned seat covers. The catalog mapping follows the common 2.5-litre S front-wheel-drive configuration; the exact factory grade and every fitted option should be confirmed from the chassis record and the vehicle itself.
Powertrain and driving context
The 2017 US-market Altima 2.5 range uses a 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine paired with Nissan's Xtronic continuously variable transmission and front-wheel drive. This combination is designed for smooth everyday progress and efficient long-distance cruising. Output, equipment and calibration can vary by exact grade, so a chassis decode and diagnostic scan are recommended before purchase.
Real fuel consumption depends on traffic, temperature, tyre pressure, load, maintenance and driving style. Evaluate this individual car through a proper road test and recent service evidence. At this mileage, smooth cold starting, stable engine temperature, consistent transmission response and a complete maintenance trail matter more than a catalog estimate.
Exterior inspection
The black finish gives the Altima a restrained businesslike appearance. Inspect the bonnet, front wings, doors, rear quarters, roof, boot lid and both bumpers under natural light. Compare panel gaps and fasteners, use a paint-depth gauge across every panel, and check the lamps, glass, mirrors, door edges and lower sills for repairs, chips, cracks or previous impact evidence.
Examine all four wheels, then record each tyre's brand, size, production date, tread depth and wear pattern. Uneven wear can indicate alignment, steering or suspension issues. Check the spare wheel or mobility equipment, jack and tools, and inspect the boot floor and lower storage areas for moisture, corrosion, disturbed seams or repair work.
Cabin and controls
The photographs show a dark cabin with patterned covers over the seats, a multifunction steering wheel, central audio controls and an automatic selector. During viewing, lift the covers where permitted and inspect the original upholstery beneath them. Test the audio, phone connection, climate system, windows, mirrors, central locking, exterior lighting, wipers, steering-wheel controls, reversing equipment and every function actually fitted to this car.
Inspect the driver's seat bolster, steering wheel, selector, pedals and frequently used switches and compare their wear with the recorded distance. Check all seat belts and head restraints, the rear bench, child-seat anchors, carpets, roof lining, door trims and luggage area. Confirm the number and operation of keys and review any manuals or supplied accessories.
Mileage, documents and service history
The recorded distance is 200,000 km. Match the current dashboard reading with dated maintenance invoices, registration renewals, inspection reports and diagnostic records to build a consistent mileage timeline. Verify the chassis number on the registration card, windscreen plate and body stamping, then compare it with import, insurance and ownership documents.
Ask for evidence of engine-oil and filter changes, brake-fluid service, coolant condition, spark-plug replacement, transmission maintenance, battery age, engine mounts and air-conditioning work. Use the chassis number with Nissan to check for open service campaigns. For a US-specification import, confirm that all maintenance references match the correct engine, transmission and operating environment.
Cold start and road test
Arrange to see the car before it is warmed up. Observe the warning-light sequence, idle quality, exhaust behaviour, cooling performance and any leaks or unusual sounds. During a supervised drive at legal speeds, assess acceleration, CVT response, steering weight and return, brake feel, suspension noise, wheel-bearing sound, vibration and straight-line stability.
Drive over varied surfaces and test low-speed manoeuvring, parking visibility and full-lock steering. Confirm that the engine reaches and maintains normal temperature and that the air conditioning remains cold at idle and in traffic. Any warning light, hesitation, abnormal noise or inconsistent response should be diagnosed before agreeing the vehicle's value.
Independent pre-purchase inspection
An independent workshop should scan all electronic control modules and inspect the engine, transmission, mounts, cooling system, air conditioning, brakes, steering, suspension, tyres, exhaust and underbody. Request a written report with photographs, measured paint readings and clear estimates for immediate or upcoming work.
Ask the inspector to check structural points, chassis rails, floor seams, airbags and restraint-system status, and to look carefully for flood, corrosion or significant accident evidence. Confirm the registration status and ownership trail through official channels. These checks turn a short viewing into a reasoned purchase decision.
Everyday ownership suitability
The Altima offers five-seat accommodation, a useful boot and a comfortable sedan layout suited to commuting and longer journeys. Sit in every seating position, test rear access and luggage loading, and make sure the space fits your routine. Check visibility, turning effort and parking convenience in the conditions where the car will normally be used.
Dubai conditions make cooling and climate performance especially important. Test cabin cooling after the vehicle has been parked outside, inspect the battery date and terminals, review coolant quality and look over the radiator and condenser area. Check door and window seals and investigate any moisture or unusual odour inside the cabin.
Arrange your viewing
This 2017 Nissan Altima is presented as a black US-specification sedan with a 2.5-litre petrol configuration and 200,000 km. Contact us for the current full asking price and to schedule a viewing in Dubai. We welcome document review, chassis verification, a careful road test and an independent inspection so you can assess the vehicle on clear evidence.
Model Overview
The Altima received a second face-lift for the 2016 model. They still get the same 2.5-litre 4-cylinder and 3.5-litre V6 engine from the previous shape, along with CVT transmissions. Features included in the base 2.5 S include ABS, traction-control, vehicle stability control, remote keyless entry with Push Button Ignition, radio with CD player with Aux-in and 4 speakers, audio controls on steering wheel and dual airbags. The 2.5 SV adds to that cruise control, 6-speaker audio system with 5-inch display, bluetooth, USB port with iPod connectivity, rear-view camera, auto-headlamps, parking sensors, fog lamps and 17-inch alloy rims. Moving up to 2.5 SL, additional features include 6-way power seats, dual zone auto A/C, side and curtain airbags and remote engine start. For the V6, the 3.5 SV is the same options as 2.5 SV but included are paddle shifters on the steering column. The 3.5 SL gets leather seats, driver 8-way power seat, lumbar support, Bose audio system with 9 speakers, sunroof, xenon head lamps and LED tail lamps. The top SL versions can be specced out with a navigation system.
Full Specifications
- Body Type
- Sedan
- Condition
- Used
- Model Year
- 2017
- Regional Specs
- US Specs
- Exterior Color
- Black
- Interior Color
- Black
- Engine
- 2488 cc
- Cylinders
- 4
- Fuel Type
- Petrol
- Transmission
- CVT
- Doors
- 4
- Seats
- 5
- Steering Side
- Left
- Warranty
- No
- Trim
- S
Prices and Spec below are official new-car list prices and spec for each trim — used as a reference only.
Trim Prices
Trim Specs
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