What is the difference between Nissan Altima and Altima Coupe cars for sale?

Even the different product of the same company makes the difference. Here the same name and company also are having the difference. I just wanted to clear my mind before buying.What is the difference between Nissan Altima and Altima Coupe cars for sale?
Nissan Altima is one of the most running models and is having quite fascinating and fabulous model. Another developed model of the same is the Nissan Altima Coupe. Both of them are having special features but let鈥檚 check some of the highlighted features which make the price difference between these cars.





# Performance





Performance of the cars is quite important and Altima is definitely a good car but if compared to Altima Coupe it is quite dull performance car as the driving quality is just like a Buick, also the handling is poorer and mainly is having the bumpy and noisy nature which is quite irritating. All these hurdles are overcome by Altima Coupe.





# Fuel Economy





Even with the same engine mode, the Altima is having lesser fuel economy than the Altima Coupe. Also the disc capacity of playing the music is restricted in the previous one and the later one is quite better.





# Pricing





Pricing wise there is some of the difference as the Altima is having lower prices than the Altima Coupe. Altima is offered at the starting rate of $19,900 and the Coupe is offered at around $22,000. So, there is a minor price difference.





So, if not too much constraint about the budget, the Altima Coupe is definitely better option.What is the difference between Nissan Altima and Altima Coupe cars for sale?
An easy question to answer....Although I wish you were a little more specific about what type of model you were interested but I will give you as much details as possible.





I am sure you are already aware of the two engine options 2.5L 175 HP %26amp; 3.5L with 270 HP Both will give over 20 MPG, 2.5L will give around 24/32 MPG (city/Hwy) and 3.5L will give 19/26 MPG. ***Depending upon driving conditions, MPG will fluctuate***





The sedan and the coupe comes both in automatic with CVT and Manual with 6 speed. CVT is a new transmission that Nissan believes is more fuel efficient and necessary for normal driving, which is proven to be true. It is up to you wheather you want a CVT (automatic) or manual (6-speed)





Features is what's everyone is interested in...





Remember this, if you're interested in a SL, which is a luxary version of an Altima which will feature CD changer, MP3, Heated seats, satellite navigation, backup camera.





An SE model will feature Xenon headlights (also available with SL) Multi adjustable power seats (also in SE). Bluetooth (available in SE and SL) Sunroof Alloy wheels. and more. Both also have an option of 10GB harddrive for music storage.





If you understand suspensions very well then SE models have stiffer sway bars to prevent too much body roll, which means the car handles good around the corner. SL has stiffer shocks which means that the ride quality will be alot softer than normal Altima. Both are good but both of them have different characteristics, test drive one yourself to see which fits your driving needs.





There are more features available with Nissan Altima. Here are some websites which will help you.





http://autos.yahoo.com/car-compare/featu鈥?/a>





http://www.hilltopnissan.com/new/index.c鈥?/a>








Good luck, keep it safe, drive safely.
Coupe is 2 door and i personally think it looks better(more sporty)..probably best for a girl ;) and just the regular nissan altima has 4 doors and it looks like its more for an older person. I have a nissan sentra and i can tell you that they are GREAT on gas and will last forever. When i sell my sentra im gettin a altima coupe ;) hope this helped!
nissan altima coupe has 2 doors and looks way better and it has a touch to start system.
right well one is a 4door sedan the Coupe is the 2-door ';sport'; coupr... aside from that, it's all pretty much the same...same engine's, transmission's....
4-Door vs. 2-Door?