> Greetings,
>
> How wide is the 2005 Altima? I see that the overall width is approx
> 70.5 inches, but is that dimension mirror tip to mirror tip?
>
> Or is it the body dimension?
Most likely body dimension. Add about seven inches each side for the
mirror.
But rather than take anyone's word for it, before you buy one take a
tape measure to a dealer.
> I have a garage door that is 93" wide and I want to put an Altima in
> it, IF there is enough room for the mirrors to pass with a little
> room.
I'd worry more about getting my butt out once I put it in the garage,
unless you enjoy climbing through the sunroof.
John

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GTD - 12 Jun 2004 13:37 GMT
>> Greetings,
>>
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>John
John,
Thanks.
I was afraid that it was the body dimension. Oh yes, I already have
my tape measure ready to measure all the vehicles that we might
consider. Right now, with my '95 Honda Accord I have about 6" on
either side of the mirrors to get by the door. A vehicle any wider
and it would be a problem, unless I pull in the drivers mirror to pass
the door.
My garage is wider than the doors so I should be able to open the door
enough to get out.
My house is about 50 years old, Cape Cod style with a garage
underneath so any widening of any sort (except my butt, of course)
is impossible.
Jerry
The Lindbergh Baby - 13 Jun 2004 09:38 GMT
> I was afraid that it was the body dimension. Oh yes, I already have
> my tape measure ready to measure all the vehicles that we might
> consider. Right now, with my '95 Honda Accord I have about 6" on
> either side of the mirrors to get by the door. A vehicle any wider
> and it would be a problem, unless I pull in the drivers mirror to pass
> the door.
Oh, this is way wider than a '95 Accord and unlike the older Altimas you
can't fold in the side mirrors.
Better look for another car (Passat?) or park it outside or move. ;-)
John

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