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Originally Posted by paul34 I've noticed on my sister's Altima that the back is a lot lower than the front though. Fill the back with a bunch of people, and a good portion of the rear tire disappears into the wheel well. I don't know why Nissan did that. |
Its not just Nissan. Look at any BMW, Mercedes, Honda, Toyota, etc. Its a common practice by foreign car companies to raise the front of their cars for the US market. I read somewhere that it is because Americans like to see their cars level rather than sloping forward, but who knows
, but its really weird that they do it. Mercedes use to put the thickest spring pads on their cars especially on the front for the US market