This 2012 Nissan Altima is a well-documented vehicle with consistent official data confirming its specifications and US origin. While the lack of verified mileage is a factor to consider, the coherent official records provide a solid baseline for evaluation.
Verdict
This 2012 Nissan Altima presents a coherent profile with official data confirming its US origin and specifications, which is a strong positive signal. However, potential buyers should be aware that it is a vehicle likely imported from North America, requiring specific checks for total loss history.
Identification
Make: NISSAN
Model: Altima
Year: 2012
Body: Sedan/Saloon
Specifications
Engine / fuel: Gasoline
Displacement: 2500.0 cc
Power: 177 hp
Transmission: CVT
Drivetrain: 4x2 (Front-wheel drive)
Seats: 5
Registration
First registration: Data not available
Country of manufacture: United States (USA)
Mileage (estimate)
Estimated based on vehicle age, not a verified reading: 178,500 - 241,500 km.
Mileage estimated · 14 yearsestimate
210.000 km
low mileagenormal (~210.000 km)high mileage
Rough estimate based on age (~15,000 km/year). Not a verified reading.
What to watch for
CVT Maintenance: The Nissan CVT transmission is sensitive to fluid changes; ensure regular maintenance has been performed to avoid costly failures.
Oil Consumption: Some 2.5L engines from this era are known to consume oil; check the dipstick regularly and look for blue smoke from the exhaust.
Rust Inspection: Since this vehicle was manufactured in the USA, check the undercarriage, wheel arches, and door sills for rust, especially if it was used in regions with road salt.
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Warnings
North American Import: The VIN starts with '1', confirming US manufacture. Verify if the vehicle was declared a total loss (salvage/rebuilt) in the US, as such vehicles are often repaired and resold in Europe.
Mileage Verification: The vehicle has no verified mileage record; a physical inspection of the odometer and wear indicators (pedals, steering wheel) is recommended.