In Australia, the Nissan Altima is no longer sold new, so “new price” these days is mostly a unicorn hunt. Back when it was on sale (2013–2017), sticker prices ranged roughly from the low-$30Ks for an ST to the mid-$40Ks for a Ti‑S V6. On the used market now, expect about $6,000–$18,000 depending on year, kilometres, trim and whether the previous owner believed in scheduled servicing. The V6 Ti‑S and low‑km one‑owner cars sit at the top; base models with galactic mileage sit at the bargain end. Factor in a pre‑purchase inspection and budget for tyres, brakes and a transmission service, because neglected CVTs can turn frugal into frightful. If you stumble across a time‑capsule, price will follow suit—nostalgia isn’t cheap.

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