2016 Toyota Camry S - Opinions??

**Egan101** · May 11th, 2016 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by hoover

Appreciate your advice, by the way. For Kias I'd much rather go with the carnival. Although I heard it's a long wait. Not familiar with the reliability of Nissan sedans, never had experienced with them. Doesn't VW still have problems?

The Altima has been Nissan's competitor in the US midsize market for a long time and this model is designed more in the lines of the sportier midsize like the Accord, Mazda6, and Passat. The Altima was brought here to take a piece of the midsize market. Nissan did have some good sales with their older midsize sedans (Cefiro and Teana) and there are still a lot of them on the roads. You may need to test drive one and ask around for the best dealership in terms of maintenance.

VW had some problems with regards to meeting emission regulations in the US for their 2.0L turbo diesel engines and it also impacted Audi models which used the said diesel engines with a built-in emission-cheating software. It was a big mess that VW got into as we all know how strict the US is with their emission standards. For the Philippines, it does not matter at all since our emission standards are way more lax. However, VW-PH did state their local models don't have the cheating software.

**hoover** · May 12th, 2016 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by Egan101

The Altima has been Nissan's competitor in the US midsize market for a long time and this model is designed more in the lines of the sportier midsize like the Accord, Mazda6, and Passat. The Altima was brought here to take a piece of the midsize market. Nissan did have some good sales with their older midsize sedans (Cefiro and Teana) and there are still a lot of them on the roads. You may need to test drive one and ask around for the best dealership in terms of maintenance.

VW had some problems with regards to meeting emission regulations in the US for their 2.0L turbo diesel engines and it also impacted Audi models which used the said diesel engines with a built-in emission-cheating software. It was a big mess that VW got into as we all know how strict the US is with their emission standards. For the Philippines, it does not matter at all since our emission standards are way more lax. However, VW-PH did state their local models don't have the cheating software.

Interesting. I will check out the Altima this weekend. Thanks for your comment, appreciate it.