Toyota Camry 2015, Honda Accord 2015, or Nissan Altima 2015?

Like the "ugly front grille" has anything to do with how comfortable a ride is?

I took a test drive of the Accord and Camry and the Camry was a more comfortable drive to me. In my opinion, and because it will last a lot longer, I would pick the Camry.

 

Camry if you're Indian
Honda if you're Asian
Nissan if you're other

 

Toyota and Honda are a notch above Nissan when it comes to practical cars.

 

buy a used 2010 version of the car save 5-9k use it on

 

Accord has better looks, handling, fuel economy, technology, standard features.
Camry has softer suspension.
Both reliable and good resale value.

Accord > Camry > Altima

 

I'd go with a new Accord Coupe

 

Do not touch a nissan.

 

Accord

 

Based on your criteria its the Altima.

Except the reliability part.

Don't worry it should be good for five years before any major repair.

 

Nissan's are the best because of technology.

I couldn't live without Keyless entry and push button start.

 

Hondas are overpriced. Nissans don't hold their value and are less reliable. Whatever you do, don't buy a midsize sedan based primarily on styling. You're fooling yourself if you think you're going to appreciate the appearance of an Altima over a Camry once its been in your driveway for a few months. It's kinda like what they say about hot women--it don't matter how good she looks, there's somebody somewhere that's sick of her crap.

Go with the Toyota and buy it used. The Camry is both reliable and not overpriced, which is hard to beat.

We bought a 2012 Toyota Camry LE last year with under 35K miles for under 16K. Most comfortable midsized sedan on the road, in my opinion, and it drives like a sporty compact.

 

Get the Mazda 2015 sport.

 

Test drive them

Toyotas may be overly smooth
Nissans try too hard to be sporty
Hondas are in between but closer to Toyota

Also try subaru

And try taking a loot at preowned Lexus es and Acura tl

 

Just pop that collar and lease a 4 door bmw 3 series.

 

does the Camry have the lifetime powertrain warranty?

 

I just bought a new/used car, my first consideration was what would protect me the most when some drunk texting mofo runs a red light and t-bones me.

(2012 M class, diesel)

 

The Accord with the Sport trim seems like the best deal between those vehicles.

 

The 2015 Nissan Maxima looks great, I might be in the market for one soon.

 

Why didn't you attach some pics??

Let me do it for you.