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Nissan Altima Hybrid. The Nissan Altima Hybrid is one of the
new breed of hybrids that doesnt look like a hybrid at all.
Challenging the idea that hybrids should have futuristic exteriors
like the Toyota Prius, the Altima Hybrid looks like a typical
mid-size sedan with only a few clues to its fuel-saving character.

Welcome to our comprehensive Kelley Blue Book review of the
Nissan Altima Hybrid.

The Altima Hybrid could be mistaken for an Altima Sedan save
for the slightly diminished trunk size to accommodate the hybrid
system, the noticeable transition between electric and gasoline
propulsion and the Hybrid badges on the side and rear. The
well-appointed interior and roomy cabin of the Altima Hybrid are
mainstays of the Altima line, and the hybrid system makes it a
win-win choice for anyone who wants to save at the gas pump
but needs a midsize sedan.

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The Nissan Altima is one of the top sedans in the midsize class, but few people seem to know that Nissan offers a hybrid version of its midsize car.
Nissan buys hybrid powertrain components from Toyota and installs them in 2009 Altima sedans sold in a few states. The result is a pleasant car with
good gas mileage-- some call it the most engaging of today's hybrids. Some reviewers prefer the Altima to Toyota's hybrids, even though this car uses
borrowed Toyota technology, because the Altima's handling is more responsive. The 2009 Altima Hybrid may lack some of the sporty character of its
conventionally-powered cousin, but it's still a surprisingly exciting car to drive. It's considered by many to be the best-looking hybrid on the market now,
and can be purchased with an upscale interior that adds to its appeal. [usnews.rankingandreviews.com]