New Max info in Chicago Tribune
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New Max info in Chicago Tribune
A little tidbit from the Trib this morning;
Price range is going to be $28k to $34k, up from the current $25-$30 to eliminate overlap with the Altima.
According to Jack Collins of Nissan:
"The Maxima has a very different driving character [than the Altima], a heavier, more solid feel on the road. We expect it will attact an older, more affluent buyer."
If that means it will have better driving characteristics than the Altima, then there is still hope.
Price range is going to be $28k to $34k, up from the current $25-$30 to eliminate overlap with the Altima.
According to Jack Collins of Nissan:
"The Maxima has a very different driving character [than the Altima], a heavier, more solid feel on the road. We expect it will attact an older, more affluent buyer."
If that means it will have better driving characteristics than the Altima, then there is still hope.
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Originally posted by swallac2
No, it means you will need to show an AARP card instead of license in order to test drive it!!
No, it means you will need to show an AARP card instead of license in order to test drive it!!
I am leaning (as of right now) towards the Mazda 6s. Hopefully it wont feel like a Ford.
Originally posted by JimmyH
I suspect you are right. And based on my experience in an altima, I presume "heaver, more solid" translates into less lively.
I am leaning (as of right now) towards the Mazda 6s. Hopefully it wont feel like a Ford.
I suspect you are right. And based on my experience in an altima, I presume "heaver, more solid" translates into less lively.
I am leaning (as of right now) towards the Mazda 6s. Hopefully it wont feel like a Ford.
Originally posted by JimmyH
I am leaning (as of right now) towards the Mazda 6s. Hopefully it wont feel like a Ford.
I am leaning (as of right now) towards the Mazda 6s. Hopefully it wont feel like a Ford.
... Man you don't belong here
This is the Most Press I have ever seen On a Maxima. Even more then whent he 4th Gen came out in Mid 94. Hate to tell you all but Regardless of How Ugly "WE" think the Maxima is, Nissan is Stepping up in the Industry and people are starting to notice. I think the car looks great for what its worth.
People here Expect $40,000 out of a $25,000 car.
People here Expect $40,000 out of a $25,000 car.
Hey!....
Originally posted by swallac2
No, it means you will need to show an AARP card instead of license in order to test drive it!!
No, it means you will need to show an AARP card instead of license in order to test drive it!!
I'm going to be getting an AARP card in just under 4 years!
(does that mean I can drive it 20mph below the posted speed limit with the left turn signal on for miles and my seat belt hanging out the door making sparks on the pavement?)
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Originally posted by PIONEER
Mazda 6 Over a VQ 4th, 5th, 6th Gen Maxima
... Man you don't belong here
Mazda 6 Over a VQ 4th, 5th, 6th Gen Maxima
... Man you don't belong here
Out of six reviews I have read on the Mazda 6, six have raved about it. That can't be said for the Altima or even the G35.
As I said before, I am reserving judgement on the new Maxima until I drive one. But I have driven the Altima. And if the Maxima is anything like it...
At any rate, I think the new Max looks sweet. If it drives as good as it looks, and doesnt extract over $27-$29 for the privelege...
If not, there are better cars and better values out there.
I just got off the phone with my friendly neihborhood nissan dealer he informed me that nissan IS planning the release of a AWD Maxima.However it will be a 2005-2006 car based on the Marono's performance. So save your money on the 2004 b/c 2005-6 WILL BE AWD!!! & maybe even a V8......
Re: Hey!....
Originally posted by 2k1GrayMaxSE
I'm going to be getting an AARP card in just under 4 years!
(does that mean I can drive it 20mph below the posted speed limit with the left turn signal on for miles and my seat belt hanging out the door making sparks on the pavement?)
I'm going to be getting an AARP card in just under 4 years!
(does that mean I can drive it 20mph below the posted speed limit with the left turn signal on for miles and my seat belt hanging out the door making sparks on the pavement?)
Buzz
Re: New Max info in Chicago Tribune
Originally posted by JimmyH
A little tidbit from the Trib this morning;
Price range is going to be $28k to $34k, up from the current $25-$30 to eliminate overlap with the Altima.
A little tidbit from the Trib this morning;
Price range is going to be $28k to $34k, up from the current $25-$30 to eliminate overlap with the Altima.
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Originally posted by MaxPayne
G35 got Motor Trend car of the year.
G35 got Motor Trend car of the year.
And I am still hesitant about going rwd. If the new max rides good and handles reasonably well, and I can pick one up for $25 or less, I am definitely in.
Originally posted by eternalmaxima
I just got off the phone with my friendly neihborhood nissan dealer he informed me that nissan IS planning the release of a AWD Maxima.However it will be a 2005-2006 car based on the Marono's performance. So save your money on the 2004 b/c 2005-6 WILL BE AWD!!! & maybe even a V8......
I just got off the phone with my friendly neihborhood nissan dealer he informed me that nissan IS planning the release of a AWD Maxima.However it will be a 2005-2006 car based on the Marono's performance. So save your money on the 2004 b/c 2005-6 WILL BE AWD!!! & maybe even a V8......
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