How much do Nissans cost? ?

Question

Are they comparable in price and quality to a Chevy?

Answer 1

They have better quality cars, in my opinion, but costs a bit more.  Best to check their websites to compare for yourself.

Answer 2

Yes they are generally more expensive than Chevy...up to $70-80,000 if you're going to be buying something like a GTR :P

Answer 3

Like 80...maybe 400....some 1,000,000...you know.  

Answer 4

Price is always comparable between budget brands. Only if you were comparing a luxury or exotic brand to a budget brand would you see astronomical differences in pricing.

Answer 5

Nissan vehicles are actually superior to GM's not only in quality but in many other factors as well. Although they are a little bit more pricey, they are worth the money. The prices range from about $13995 to about $40,000 all depending on the type of vehicle.

Answer 6

Check with a dealer for prices, Nissans do have higher resale prices, so could be a better buy all round

Answer 7

check chevy dot com and nissanusa.com  Build the car on the web site and see what prices are. While Chevy quality is getting better Side by side smallest cars Chevy Aveo (dawoo) vs Versa versa wins hands down.  V-6, 3.5 liter Nissan Altima vs Chevy's  Malibu with a V-6 it's a tie. 4 cyl Malibu vs 4 cyl Altima just by a hair Altima wins. Nissan Maxima vs the Impala Max wins. Small compact cars Sentra vs Cobalt I think sentra just edges out chevy on fuel milage interior room and features. You just have to check web sites and compare numbers and go drive the cars and see. It is what you want to pay for the next 6 years.  Model for model size for size Nissan quality and fuel milage are good selling points. And most Nissans are made here in America.

Answer 8

as a general rule they are better quality over long term than chevy's (JD powers) however in specific cases they are not.  the titan and armada are poorly built whereas their competitors from chevy, the silverado and tahoe top the class.

price wise is difficult as they are largely competitive in MSRP, but chevy often has better deals.