(TestMiles) - For more than three decades, the Nissan Altima has been one of those cars Americans rarely needed explained. It was the sensible midsize sedan parked outside apartment buildings, offices, schools, rental counters and family homes. It wasn’t exotic, but it was familiar, affordable and useful. Now its future is finally coming into focus. [...]
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