The problem is that the Altima is a better car than the Maxima. It is bigger and has all wheel drive.

I’ve been a fan of indomie chicken curry flavor and mi goreng hot and spicy (friend gave me a packet)

also are they going to region lock updates? 

I know that bit, but it looks and feels a lot nicer than any of the other 90s Ford cars (interior wise)

I agree with a newer car mainly because rust will eat that thing alive. I doubt she would ruin it though, maybe she wanted that Mazda because she genuinely appreciated it. Again if you are giving a first car to a kid, make sure it is again reasonably safe. If they are buying their own car, that’s their own decision. 

Villager doesn’t count because it was a Nissan Quest

What is it with small liberal arts colleges having paths that are also roads?

My college is exactly like that, minus the stair case. Who needs stairs when you build your college on a flood plain

Furai?

they are $500 all day on craigslist

One big gripe with 4th gens, they rusted easily. Also they can be found all day for 500$ on facebook marketplace (facebook marketplace has cheaper cars) and craigslist. They are still rolling around (I saw 2) this past year. I’ve seen more Aleros than Maximas (Aleros suddenly just sprang up just recently) than as of…

Cadillac?

not a fan of survey monkey, they are less polls and more surveys, where you can’t view the results and I did vote. 

probably hitting a car

salt belt sucks

the clockspring is covered by a recall so no big deal

the only thing close is the 1997 mercury villager green and silver interior. The outside of the car matches the inside of teh car

it was in a vw passat, so even heavier. The DCT is nice. However, the 2.5 is an older design and it is quite reliable. 100k in 7 years. Biggest issue is the takata airbags and the clockspring failure

the na 2.5 is anemic and i speak from experience

There is/was a company in california that was producing ethanol produced from food waste.

fuel would technically be cheaper though. e10/e15 is more or less a thing here.