Lumina Z-34 vs. Maxima
03-29-2002, 02:28 PM
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Lumina Z-34 vs. Maxima
As soon as my Z is sold, I can buy a Maxima. Oh I can't wait. That Z-34 was the worst car to work on. They had to practically remove the engine to replace the timing belt ($800). The had to jack up the car and remove the front axle just to replace the alternator ($400).
Brakes = $800. The labor alone on the power steering pump was over $200!!! It is fun to drive though.
I know the Max doesn't break near as often, but SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME THAT ITS A MUCH MORE PRACTICAL CAR AND DOESN'T COST A CRAP-LOAD TO FIX WHEN YOU DO HAVE TO FIX IT!!!
By the way, anyone want to buy my z?
Brakes = $800. The labor alone on the power steering pump was over $200!!! It is fun to drive though.
I know the Max doesn't break near as often, but SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME THAT ITS A MUCH MORE PRACTICAL CAR AND DOESN'T COST A CRAP-LOAD TO FIX WHEN YOU DO HAVE TO FIX IT!!!
By the way, anyone want to buy my z?
03-29-2002, 02:31 PM
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Re: Lumina Z-34 vs. Maxima
Originally posted by timwh280
As soon as my Z is sold, I can buy a Maxima. Oh I can't wait. That Z-34 was the worst car to work on. They had to practically remove the engine to replace the timing belt ($800). The had to jack up the car and remove the front axle just to replace the alternator ($400).
Brakes = $800. The labor alone on the power steering pump was over $200!!! It is fun to drive though.
I know the Max doesn't break near as often, but SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME THAT ITS A MUCH MORE PRACTICAL CAR AND DOESN'T COST A CRAP-LOAD TO FIX WHEN YOU DO HAVE TO FIX IT!!!
By the way, anyone want to buy my z?
As soon as my Z is sold, I can buy a Maxima. Oh I can't wait. That Z-34 was the worst car to work on. They had to practically remove the engine to replace the timing belt ($800). The had to jack up the car and remove the front axle just to replace the alternator ($400).
Brakes = $800. The labor alone on the power steering pump was over $200!!! It is fun to drive though.
I know the Max doesn't break near as often, but SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME THAT ITS A MUCH MORE PRACTICAL CAR AND DOESN'T COST A CRAP-LOAD TO FIX WHEN YOU DO HAVE TO FIX IT!!!
By the way, anyone want to buy my z?
SuDZ
03-29-2002, 03:15 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Lumina Z-34 vs. Maxima
Originally posted by timwh280
I will probably get 97-98 year SE -- manual if I can find one.
However, I live in NE, so everyone went for the auto.
I will probably get 97-98 year SE -- manual if I can find one.
However, I live in NE, so everyone went for the auto.
SuDZ
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