BACK IN ACTION; Our long-term Nissan Altima returns to duty after an agonizing month in the body shop.(News)
AutoWeek, February, 2008
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Byline: BOB GRITZINGER
There's nothing like a collision with an airport shuttle bus to throw your plans out the window. When our long-term 2007 Nissan Altima took a hit squarely in the passenger side, we knew it'd be a long time before we got behind the wheel again. We were right.
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It took fully 32 days and $4,626.81 for our smashed sedan to come out of the shop. The work included repairing and refinishing the front bumper, center pillar, rear quarter-panel and rear bumper cover; replacing the right front fender, right front wheel, inner rocker panel scuff plate, right front ...
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