My 95 GXE just hit 130k yestaday with no problem so far. It still run as strong as ever. I just wonder how many more miles do you think I could squeeze out from my max.

Thanks
Andy

 

Another 100K.

 

98 GXE Automagic 131 K............

 

My old car, three months ago before I bought my max, had 196,000 miles. It was a '89 LeBaron.

 

Plenty. Take care of it and you can hit 250K or 300K like nothing.

SuDZ

 

I got just under 60k on my 98 gxe but there are plenty of people with 100k+ and running fine. Just do all the maintenance.

 

158,000 on my 95se

i think someone is actually beating me with 175 or so now... i need to catch up!!

 

133K with only repairs on rotor machining, cv joint, starter... Will run you well into 200K with regular maintainace. My old 87 maxima sure did.

 

Opps, 96 Maxima

 

hey klubjunkee, what did you use to put those lights around your center console, where did you get those lights????

 

I have a 97 SE Auto with 201,000 miles on it.

 

i have a 95 gxe with 158,000 miles and runs like a charm

papasmurf

 

'95....153000...auto...losing compression...going to be sold...

Kirk

 

My 97 runs pretty good too. No mods, just bone stock. Am wondering how far this ride will go. Anybody know what to expect out of the engine, trans or other components? I've done EVERY scheduled maintence and I run Mobile 1. The timing chain and water pump have not been changed as the dealer says it's not yet necessary(that's making me nervous though).

 

Timing chain should never need to be replaced as it is not a belt and does not strech. Not sure about the water pump....if you keep doing the routine matanence and taking care of you car it should go to 250,000 or more.

Kirk

 

damn, 201k miles on a 97!...I dont even have 50k on mine...

 

Well.......it is a LOT of miles. But, it is my work mule and it has served me well since new. The only two major problems happened while it was under warranty. The main computer died and was replaced and the A/C compressor died and was replaced. Other than that it has been pretty flawless. Due to the mileage, it's probably not worth much, so I have been thinking about just driving it out and seeing how far it will go.

 

95 GXE, with only 93k

When I bought it in 99 it had only 61k on it.....Some older woman owned it and never took it anywhere....it still has the orig Toyo factory rubber on it had about 80% tread on it when I got it too only about 40% now...But I dont want to get my Kumho's till spring..

 

97 with 121,000.... I have had it for about 2 years, since 60,000 with no repairs, just regular maitence.

 

You get a lot of tips?

John

 

I've been pretty diligent with performing regular service maintenance and nothing has gone wrong so far.... knock on wood!

 

no.....not pizza boy....lol.....sales

 

96 GXE 5 speed about to pass 111K. Bought with 89K 9 months ago. Had to rebuild tranny. Oil pressure sensor leaking. other than that its been good.

 

Pizza sales?

j/k

 

Going on 114k.... runs like new!

 

 

i flipped 70,000 this morning...

but at 450miles a week of just work driving, well... needless to say it adds up... my rationale is that i might as well be driving in style... therefore my choice is MAXIMA...

 

pretty funny that you mention that, this summer i worked at dominos, I killed my 88 maxima, i put on 22,000 in one summer Ah! The car had 175,000 when i sold it last month, Now i have a 95 maxima with 152,000 and i am not going to kill it at dominos. I got fat working there btw.

 

good luck, w/ a 97, it'll run another 201,000, I hope you like maxima


my other car, not a maxima just wouldn't die on me no matter how much I abused it, so I got into an accident and that's why I have a maxima, otherwise it had like 130k on it, it was 89 mazda 626, good little horse

 

101K miles on my 95.

 

Like 1/3There said, timing chains do not need to be replaced. As for the water pump, only replace it once it starts leaking. You will know, because you'll smell anti-freeze and see that the leak originates around the water pump. The leak starts slowly, so now worries. To help prevent your water pump from going, change your anti-freeze regularly, too, like at least once every 2 years. Use a 50% mix

Oh, and, by the way, I have 111,000 miles on my 98 Only major issues (if you can call it that) have been a sticking rear brake, and a check engine for emissions. Nissan paid for the emissions issue as well.

DW

 

I had just reached 150k on my 1995.