
Originally Posted by
jut703
The Sylphy has the same presence as the Altis, both are large compact sedans. I don't see where you can go with an Altis/City that you can't go with a Sylphy.
The 1.8L Sylphy is really great value for money at 998k plus discounts of about 60k. For under 950k, you get a car with leather seats, HID headlamps, and many other features that no other cars in its price range have.
To be fair though, the Altis V also has pretty large discounts (30-40k) so you can get it for under 1M. It has Bluetooth and push-button ignition, but still no leather or HID.
The Altis V with stock 16" rims also looks ordinary compared to the Sylphy 1.8 which stands out with its 17" rims. You'd have to upgrade your Altis if you want a classier looking car, which is another 50k you'd have to spend (plus 15k more if you get lowering springs).
The City has a lot of features for under 900k, but isn't in the same league as the Altis or Sylphy. It doesn't have the same space (especially elbow room) so it's not as comfortable for 5 (or 6, in your case). Highway stability (pretty important if you go out of town a lot) is not up to par with the bigger compacts as well. And it definitely doesn't look as classy as either of the 2.
If you wanna get the most value for money, get the Sylphy 1.8. Nissan is offering huge discounts because noone's buying the Sylphy since everyone's flocking to buy the Altis.
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