Make an Offer
Make an offer on this 2008 Nissan Altima, powered by an excellent Continuously variable transmission (CVT) ( hp) engine rated at hp. Its Continuously variable transmission (CVT) transmission works with the full drivetrain to deliver reliable acceleration and straightforward control, while injection provides N*m of torque at RPM.
The 2.5 sVT (175 hp) trim seats up to passengers and features dimensions of mm long, mm wide, and mm high for a confident road presence. Additional details include N/A ground clearance, a kg curb weight for stability, 0 miles on the odometer, and a current location in Sharjah.
Chassis
Body Type
Coupe
Number Of Seater
5
Length
4636 mm
Width
1796 mm
Height
1405 mm
Wheelbase
2675 mm
Front Track
1548 mm
Rear Track
1545 mm
Engine
Engine Type
Gasoline
Capacity
454 l
Max Power At R P M
6000
Engine Power
175 hp
Fuel
76
Other
Gearbox Type
Continuously variable transmission (CVT)
Drive Wheels
Front wheel drive
Air Conditioning
Make an Offer
Select Make an Offer on the 2008 Nissan Altima listing, enter the amount you'd like to offer, and send it directly to the seller. The seller can accept your offer, decline it, or respond with a counteroffer. You can track the status of your offer in the CarAgency Message Center. If both parties agree, you'll arrange payment and vehicle pickup in the Sharjah area.
You and the seller should agree on a secure payment method before completing the sale. In United Arab Emirates, commonly used options include bank transfers, cashier's checks, or escrow services where available. Always confirm payment details and keep a record of the transaction.
After payment, coordinate vehicle handover with the seller in person or by agreed delivery. Buyers should verify the seller's Emirates ID, obtain the vehicle registration card, arrange valid UAE motor insurance, and complete ownership transfer through the relevant traffic authority, such as RTA, MOI, or the local emirate's traffic department. Sellers should verify the buyer's Emirates ID, provide required documents, clear fines or loans, and complete the official transfer to ensure UAE compliance.
To register a car in the UAE, you typically need the sale agreement, vehicle registration card, Emirates ID, UAE driving licence, valid insurance, and a vehicle inspection if required. Ownership transfer is completed through the local traffic authority, and any fines or loans must be cleared first. Fees and steps vary by emirate, and the insurance and registration card should be updated after transfer.
AED 10,000
UAE
Sharjah
Private Seller
105,592 (mi)
QAR 15,000
Qatar
Doha
Private Seller
275,000 (mi)
KWD 450
Kuwait
Manīfah
Private Seller
288 (mi)
OMR 2,550
Oman
Muscat
Private Seller
188,000 (mi)