6th Generation
6th Generation
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by steelymatt
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by MichaelAE
It says that there are fewer of them than any other generation and that competition, the acquisition by Renault, and the demand for higher performance mid-sized sedans and more powerful full-sized sedans is forcing Nissan/Infiniti to break with tradition and revise their product lines drastically.
It says that there are fewer of them than any other generation and that competition, the acquisition by Renault, and the demand for higher performance mid-sized sedans and more powerful full-sized sedans is forcing Nissan/Infiniti to break with tradition and revise their product lines drastically.
Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by steelymatt
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by KP117
No, there are a lot of people on the board who keep throwing that out there but I am 100% positive without a doubt that the 6th Gen Max wont be redesign until the 2004 model that means there will be 4 years of the fifth gen just like the second gen altima (98,99,00,01). I would go into supporting detail on why but I have already done so in previous threads just rest assured it will not be introduced until 2004......or maybe even 2005
No, there are a lot of people on the board who keep throwing that out there but I am 100% positive without a doubt that the 6th Gen Max wont be redesign until the 2004 model that means there will be 4 years of the fifth gen just like the second gen altima (98,99,00,01). I would go into supporting detail on why but I have already done so in previous threads just rest assured it will not be introduced until 2004......or maybe even 2005
http://www.nissannews.com/corporate/...927110025.html
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Sept. 27, 2001) - Nissan today announced that production of a new Nissan Maxima performance sedan will begin at the Nissan North America assembly plant in Smyrna, Tenn., in January 2003. This decision will bring the manufacture of its benchmark-setting sedan to its largest market.
"The Maxima we will build will be an all-new model that will continue the strong legacy of the current model. We are excited to build the Maxima here in this market."
When Maxima production begins in 2003, the plant will build 75,000 of the sedans annually.
The new Maxima will share a vehicle platform with the Nissan Altima.
Stereodude
Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by KP117
No, there are a lot of people on the board who keep throwing that out there but I am 100% positive without a doubt that the 6th Gen Max wont be redesign until the 2004 model that means there will be 4 years of the fifth gen just like the second gen altima (98,99,00,01). I would go into supporting detail on why but I have already done so in previous threads just rest assured it will not be introduced until 2004......or maybe even 2005
No, there are a lot of people on the board who keep throwing that out there but I am 100% positive without a doubt that the 6th Gen Max wont be redesign until the 2004 model that means there will be 4 years of the fifth gen just like the second gen altima (98,99,00,01). I would go into supporting detail on why but I have already done so in previous threads just rest assured it will not be introduced until 2004......or maybe even 2005
Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by MichaelAE
It says that there are fewer of them than any other generation and that competition, the acquisition by Renault, and the demand for higher performance mid-sized sedans and more powerful full-sized sedans is forcing Nissan/Infiniti to break with tradition and revise their product lines drastically.
It says that there are fewer of them than any other generation and that competition, the acquisition by Renault, and the demand for higher performance mid-sized sedans and more powerful full-sized sedans is forcing Nissan/Infiniti to break with tradition and revise their product lines drastically.
"In order to get something you've never had (Increasingly high sales and domination of car class) you've got to do something you've never done (break the tradition). "
Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by 2Maxed-out4u
I agree with that. If you keep on doing what you've always done, your gonna keep on getting the same results as you always have. hence the break in tradition"In order to get something you've never had (Increasingly high sales and domination of car class) you've got to do something you've never done (break the tradition). "
I agree with that. If you keep on doing what you've always done, your gonna keep on getting the same results as you always have. hence the break in tradition"In order to get something you've never had (Increasingly high sales and domination of car class) you've got to do something you've never done (break the tradition). "
Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by Stereodude
No, No, No... By all means. Please go into detail on why Nissan issued a press release lying to all of us then. I'm really curious how you can be so certain they are lying.
http://www.nissannews.com/corporate/...927110025.html
No, No, No... By all means. Please go into detail on why Nissan issued a press release lying to all of us then. I'm really curious how you can be so certain they are lying.
http://www.nissannews.com/corporate/...927110025.html
Moral of the story ...don't believe what you read until you see it standing in front of you!
Oh, and another thing ... why all the hostility? Every other post from you is soo damn condensending ... can't you just play nice. Hell, we don't even own Maximas and you have the ***** to come here and belittle people
Re: Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by Y2KMaxGXE-R
sorry a bit OT, do you have pics of your car with those wheels, please?
sorry a bit OT, do you have pics of your car with those wheels, please?
Re: Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by FastCougar
Pppppplease!!! Don't tell me you believe everything that you read. Even if it turns out to be true, it wouldn't be the first time that a car maker made an "official" notice to the consumer only to change their minds. Case in point ... the "Cougar S". When Cougars first hit the showroom in late August of 1998 as 1999 model year cars, Ford announced that there would a high HP version called the "S" and it would be released in the September of 1999 as a 2000 Cougar S. That date was then pushed back until spring, then again till September of 2000 and will now be the 2001 Cougar S. That time came and went and the S was axed in the summer of 2000. People had them on order and had put down quite a bit of money ... the market was there ... SEMA 99 was all about the Cougar ... the buyers where there and wanted it and it never came to be.
Moral of the story ...don't believe what you read until you see it standing in front of you!
Pppppplease!!! Don't tell me you believe everything that you read. Even if it turns out to be true, it wouldn't be the first time that a car maker made an "official" notice to the consumer only to change their minds. Case in point ... the "Cougar S". When Cougars first hit the showroom in late August of 1998 as 1999 model year cars, Ford announced that there would a high HP version called the "S" and it would be released in the September of 1999 as a 2000 Cougar S. That date was then pushed back until spring, then again till September of 2000 and will now be the 2001 Cougar S. That time came and went and the S was axed in the summer of 2000. People had them on order and had put down quite a bit of money ... the market was there ... SEMA 99 was all about the Cougar ... the buyers where there and wanted it and it never came to be.
Moral of the story ...don't believe what you read until you see it standing in front of you!
Oh, and another thing ... why all the hostility? Every other post from you is soo damn condensending ... can't you just play nice. Hell, we don't even own Maximas and you have the ***** to come here and belittle people
Stereodude
Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by steelymatt
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
The 6th gen will be built in the US, but at least UAW won't be putting them together!
Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by ru4real
It means the 5th gens are less common, therefore more valuable. They'll be collector's items.
The 6th gen will be built in the US, but at least UAW won't be putting them together!
It means the 5th gens are less common, therefore more valuable. They'll be collector's items.
The 6th gen will be built in the US, but at least UAW won't be putting them together!
Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by jkratzer
The 5th gen Anniversary Edition Max will definitely be a collectors item with only 10,000 built.
The 5th gen Anniversary Edition Max will definitely be a collectors item with only 10,000 built.
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Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by KP117
No, there are a lot of people on the board who keep throwing that out there but I am 100% positive without a doubt that the 6th Gen Max wont be redesign until the 2004 model that means there will be 4 years of the fifth gen just like the second gen altima (98,99,00,01). I would go into supporting detail on why but I have already done so in previous threads just rest assured it will not be introduced until 2004......or maybe even 2005
No, there are a lot of people on the board who keep throwing that out there but I am 100% positive without a doubt that the 6th Gen Max wont be redesign until the 2004 model that means there will be 4 years of the fifth gen just like the second gen altima (98,99,00,01). I would go into supporting detail on why but I have already done so in previous threads just rest assured it will not be introduced until 2004......or maybe even 2005
Just my two cents.....
Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by Stereodude
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If the 6th gen is to be produced in 2003 it would have to be ready this fall. Probaly in production now. I think they ran out of time to have the 6th gen for 2003.
I agree with 2004 or 5 depending on how long it takes for them to start production on a new car in a new country..
Re: Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by theMax
if the max is comming in Jan 03 for production wouldn't that be the 2004 model year?
If the 6th gen is to be produced in 2003 it would have to be ready this fall. Probaly in production now. I think they ran out of time to have the 6th gen for 2003.
I agree with 2004 or 5 depending on how long it takes for them to start production on a new car in a new country..
if the max is comming in Jan 03 for production wouldn't that be the 2004 model year?
If the 6th gen is to be produced in 2003 it would have to be ready this fall. Probaly in production now. I think they ran out of time to have the 6th gen for 2003.
I agree with 2004 or 5 depending on how long it takes for them to start production on a new car in a new country..
Re: Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by Stereodude
Are you sure they had a limited run? I saw a few floating around the dealers quite a bit after the 02's came out. They were pretty cheap and didn't seem to be "in demand".
Stereodude
Are you sure they had a limited run? I saw a few floating around the dealers quite a bit after the 02's came out. They were pretty cheap and didn't seem to be "in demand".
Stereodude
Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by steelymatt
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
So if they're coming out with the 6th generation in 2003, doesn't that make us the shortest generation (2000-2002) in the Max's history? I wonder what that says about our cars.
Re: Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by Stereodude
Are you sure they had a limited run? I saw a few floating around the dealers quite a bit after the 02's came out. They were pretty cheap and didn't seem to be "in demand".
Stereodude
Are you sure they had a limited run? I saw a few floating around the dealers quite a bit after the 02's came out. They were pretty cheap and didn't seem to be "in demand".
Stereodude
Although, I'm guessing that "collectors item" is going a bit too far. Its not the original Z car or anything.
Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by slydel
It says that they are the least attractive of all the Maximas made(Ask a non owner), and the 4th gens are nothing to sing about.
It says that they are the least attractive of all the Maximas made(Ask a non owner), and the 4th gens are nothing to sing about.

Brilliant analysis.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 6th Generation
Originally posted by Stereodude
I think they'll call it an 03 (or 03.5) and run the 02 longer than normal. If production starts in January 03 the cars would be on the lots by Feb 03.
I think they'll call it an 03 (or 03.5) and run the 02 longer than normal. If production starts in January 03 the cars would be on the lots by Feb 03.
The 2002 altima was introduced in 2001 so it could be displayed at car shows and press exposé’s (a Maxima built in January 2003 would miss all of the events shows for 2003 upcoming models) this applies for most redesigned new year models(00 max introduced in late 99,2002Cadillac Escalade introduced in Summer of 2001,both redesigned cars and plenty more I wont mention). I never said the 6th gen max would not be built in 03 just that it would be 2004 model.
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