OT- 2004 Maxima test drive
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OT- 2004 Maxima test drive
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This is straight out of the Edmunds' article...gotta love it!!
Now that the Maxima is a more upscale vehicle, educating the sales staff will be a huge part of its success. Nissan is upgrading its dealerships with what it calls "a more customer-friendly environment."
Now that the Maxima is a more upscale vehicle, educating the sales staff will be a huge part of its success. Nissan is upgrading its dealerships with what it calls "a more customer-friendly environment."
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What are you happy about?
Thanx for the link. However, I did not like what they wrote about 5th generation: "...the Maxima seemed obsolete, overpriced and underwhelming when compared to the quick and spacious Altima..."
Well, I never liked the tail-light of my 02 SE. I hate the depreciation rate. 4-speed Auto and rear suspension are kind of outdated. It could be $2-3k less expensive. The paint....
But otherwise I love my car... "...obsolete and underwhelming..." don't sound right.
Well, I never liked the tail-light of my 02 SE. I hate the depreciation rate. 4-speed Auto and rear suspension are kind of outdated. It could be $2-3k less expensive. The paint....
But otherwise I love my car... "...obsolete and underwhelming..." don't sound right.
Re: What are you happy about?
Originally posted by MaxSand02
Thanx for the link. However, I did not like what they wrote about 5th generation: "...the Maxima seemed obsolete, overpriced and underwhelming when compared to the quick and spacious Altima..."
Well, I never liked the tail-light of my 02 SE. I hate the depreciation rate. 4-speed Auto and rear suspension are kind of outdated. It could be $2-3k less expensive. The paint....
But otherwise I love my car... "...obsolete and underwhelming..." don't sound right.
Thanx for the link. However, I did not like what they wrote about 5th generation: "...the Maxima seemed obsolete, overpriced and underwhelming when compared to the quick and spacious Altima..."
Well, I never liked the tail-light of my 02 SE. I hate the depreciation rate. 4-speed Auto and rear suspension are kind of outdated. It could be $2-3k less expensive. The paint....
But otherwise I love my car... "...obsolete and underwhelming..." don't sound right.
Re: What are you happy about?
Originally posted by MaxSand02
Thanx for the link. However, I did not like what they wrote about 5th generation: "...the Maxima seemed obsolete, overpriced and underwhelming when compared to the quick and spacious Altima..."
Well, I never liked the tail-light of my 02 SE. I hate the depreciation rate. 4-speed Auto and rear suspension are kind of outdated. It could be $2-3k less expensive. The paint....
But otherwise I love my car... "...obsolete and underwhelming..." don't sound right.
Thanx for the link. However, I did not like what they wrote about 5th generation: "...the Maxima seemed obsolete, overpriced and underwhelming when compared to the quick and spacious Altima..."
Well, I never liked the tail-light of my 02 SE. I hate the depreciation rate. 4-speed Auto and rear suspension are kind of outdated. It could be $2-3k less expensive. The paint....
But otherwise I love my car... "...obsolete and underwhelming..." don't sound right.
It's chrome alright...
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Re: What are you happy about?
Originally posted by MaxSand02
... quick and spacious Altima..."
... quick and spacious Altima..."
"Underwhelming"... those **** *** can ******* **** kiss my ********* *** in the middle!
Re: Re: What are you happy about?
Originally posted by MONTE 01&97 SE
True because most of the other Publications/seem to like the outgoing 5th gen alot. Including Motor Trend,Car and Driver, Auto Week and Road and Track(2003 auto buying guide), and M/T even said "Nissan could have easily been forgiven for not messing with a good thing". Donot wory about what Edmunds says
True because most of the other Publications/seem to like the outgoing 5th gen alot. Including Motor Trend,Car and Driver, Auto Week and Road and Track(2003 auto buying guide), and M/T even said "Nissan could have easily been forgiven for not messing with a good thing". Donot wory about what Edmunds says
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Originally posted by Young04
This is straight out of the Edmunds' article...gotta love it!!
Now that the Maxima is a more upscale vehicle, educating the sales staff will be a huge part of its success. Nissan is upgrading its dealerships with what it calls "a more customer-friendly environment."
This is straight out of the Edmunds' article...gotta love it!!
Now that the Maxima is a more upscale vehicle, educating the sales staff will be a huge part of its success. Nissan is upgrading its dealerships with what it calls "a more customer-friendly environment."
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