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Old 12-13-2014, 12:16 PM
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Maxima 5th generation (specs)

Hey guys!
I'm new here and I have question for you all.
I live in Czech Republic (Europe) and I really like your Maximas in your country. (USA) In my country aren't these Maximas so can you tell me somebody any specs about Maxima 5th gen?
I think: 0-60,top speed, all engines, equipment, price +- and something more? Is it good a popular car in USA?
I have Nissan Primera P10 (infiniti G20) with 1.6 (GA16DE) under the hood. It's really small engine with 90hp because gas is in my country is very expensive... 5.14 $ per gallon..

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I live in Canada.

- Gen 5 is not as popular in comparison to a Honda Accord or Toyota Camry. I usually only see this gen with older folk or hand me down from parent to child.

- Gen 6 (2004+) are popular with people that like to "bling" their cars but are too poor to afford a true baller car. :0

- The 2002-2003 (gen 5.5) have the VQ35DE engine and possibility of a 6 speed transmission but it's FWD so it's hardly a sporty car. The 2000-2001 have the VQ30 which is more reliable but still FWD

- Common issues for the gen 5.5... Oil consumption, rear valve cover issue, maf & the AT motor mounts frying the ECU

Is something like a Infiniti G35 (2007+) with the VQ35HR motor too expensive to import? It can be bought with either AWD or RWD and definitely a step above any Maxima, it would probably be worth importing.

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Old 12-13-2014, 12:34 PM
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thx

Thanks for answer. 5th generation has about 220hp? It must be pretty fast right? I saw a few videos on YT and looks very good.
But for my country it's car with big engine and high fuel consumption. That's why I hate my country typical cars here are: VW Golf,Passat with diesel engine....

Yes import to my country is very expensive..
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Originally Posted by LuksovCZ
Thanks for answer. 5th generation has about 220hp? It must be pretty fast right? I saw a few videos on YT and looks very good.
But for my country it's car with big engine and high fuel consumption. That's why I hate my country typical cars here are: VW Golf,Passat with diesel engine....
2000 - 2001 - 222 hp
2002 - 2003 - 255 hp

You will hate turning radius of these cars :P
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Nice . Infiniti G35 looks awesome too and import to my country costs about 7000$ so maybe in the future
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Originally Posted by george__
2000 - 2001 - 222 hp
2002 - 2003 - 255 hp

You will hate turning radius of these cars :P
The turning radius isn't that bad... These cars hold their own for the age of them, mines just about 15.
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