6th Generation Maxima (2004-2008) Discussion of the 6th generation Maxima. Come see what others are saying.
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How Old Are Fellow 6th Gen Maxers?

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Old 01-29-2005, 08:25 AM
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How Old Are Fellow 6th Gen Maxers?

Hello Maxima Fanatics.

Looks like there is a quite diverse set of 6th generation maxima fans out there.

Despite the demographic target Nissan used to develope the 2004 and 2005 Maxima.....How old are you?

This should be interesting!
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Old 01-29-2005, 08:27 AM
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So do it again. I am sure there are many new members like myself. Lighten up grouch!
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Old 01-29-2005, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by factorymax
Hello Maxima Fanatics.

Looks like there is a quite diverse set of 6th generation maxima fans out there.

Despite the demographic target Nissan used to develope the 2004 and 2005 Maxima.....How old are you?

This should be interesting!
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Interesting results so far. Maybe the ranges in the poll should have been in smaller increments because it looks like it is all one gtoup so far.
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Old 01-29-2005, 08:59 AM
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Old 01-29-2005, 09:02 AM
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30 and counting in 3 more months.
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6 months to 18
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Old 01-29-2005, 10:09 AM
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45yrs, Hope I make it to 46
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Old 01-29-2005, 11:07 AM
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I'm 45 - purchased a 2005 SL just before Christmas. As for the age survey, it could be that the survey results reflect not so much the actual age demographic of Maxima owners, but rather the age demographic of Maxima owners who are more enthusiatic about their car than the typical Maxima owner AND who have a certain comfort level with computers.

Given the price of the Maxima, I would be interested to find out how some of the younger respondees are paying for their Maximas. Great job? Family assistance? Big loan? Inheritance?
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Old 01-29-2005, 11:54 AM
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Well, I just raised the average age by a few decades . . .

If the chart was a 'bell' curve, I would be somewhat outside the box the bell came in . . .
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Old 01-29-2005, 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by wsu
Given the price of the Maxima, I would be interested to find out how some of the younger respondees are paying for their Maximas. Great job? Family assistance? Big loan? Inheritance?
HAHAHAHAHAH.......... I work my a$$ off for my car, my 02.
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Old 01-29-2005, 12:05 PM
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I am 22 with a 2k5SE and I work at a Japanese racing shop.
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Old 01-29-2005, 12:27 PM
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I am 18 and I got the car right before my 17th birthday.
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Originally Posted by wsu
Given the price of the Maxima, I would be interested to find out how some of the younger respondees are paying for their Maximas. Great job? Family assistance? Big loan? Inheritance?
I have a big loan and work a second PT job to ensure that loan gets paid. You can tell where my priorities are: I borrowed more $ for my car than my degree. Now only if that degree could get me full-time in my career, it'd be all good.
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Old 01-29-2005, 01:20 PM
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31.....married......just recently brought a house....had a car that was almost paid for....got totaled by a stolen car....when out and brought a 04 Max.
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Originally Posted by wsu
Given the price of the Maxima, I would be interested to find out how some of the younger respondees are paying for their Maximas. Great job? Family assistance? Big loan? Inheritance?


well i have a ****ty job. but i work 40+ hrs every week and still go to school full time at night. im 21. i pay the $488.29 and the $250.00 for car payment and ins every month by myself. you know when i went to buy this car 4 older salesmen walked right by me but the younger one is the one who stoped and asked if i needed any help. i told him about the other guys just walking away, and he said "thats because they see a young kid and think they cant afford them but in all actuallity its the younger kids that are buying these cars"
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Old 01-29-2005, 02:25 PM
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I got my 04 about a year and half ago. Im 20 and im currently working for my father as a landman. Making extemely large payments monthly on the max. Parents are helping on the house payments, I just gotta stay on top of the bills and car payments.
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23 years old! Still young!
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It's funny that I saw this poll today because it's my birthday. Weird coincidence. I'm 27 by the way and had my 04 SE since last June.
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23 with a 2005 se, almost 2 months old
gotta say though, eats gas like a fat chick eating cheetos
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Old 01-29-2005, 03:31 PM
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I am 25 and have had my max for a couple of months now. Was not my first choice, bought a Nissan Sentra until it was totalled, then i ended up getting my Max for a good deal.
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Im kinda like JC, cept 18 years older. I bought a Sentra Spec V, but it was too small for my needs even though I lvoed the handling and the awesome Brembos. I put on a body kit and Nismo intake. I miss that car but, I love my 05 Onyx Max with leather and 6 speed.
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Originally Posted by ceehan
23 with a 2005 se, almost 2 months old
gotta say though, eats gas like a fat chick eating cheetos
Take your foot off the gas !
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'04 Onyx with a bunch of goodies. I bought it to celebrate graduating from college and starting a new job.
I work full time as an engineer to pay for my stuff.
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Old 01-29-2005, 07:38 PM
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payed 10 grand down and financed 60 months at 3.85%, probably going to pay it off early, before collage this summer i hope. payed with my website development company, Arcane Studios LLC, and some internships.
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Old 01-29-2005, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by wsu
As for the age survey, it could be that the survey results reflect not so much the actual age demographic of Maxima owners, but rather the age demographic of Maxima owners who are more enthusiatic about their car than the typical Maxima owner AND who have a certain comfort level with computers.
I agree completely. Was put on to this site by a friend with an Infiniti.

Along with lightonthehill, I'm helping to skew (just a little) the curve. I am 65. My Max is Silver and so is my hair (yes I still have most of it.) which is why I picked my name.
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Old 01-29-2005, 08:55 PM
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26 and a CPA. There is no better car for the money. It just happens to be really fast. Working 12-14 hours per day this time of year, I might as well enjoy my time in the car.
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Old 01-29-2005, 11:10 PM
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28 years old. I figure as long as I am single, I might as well have a car that I enjoy. Actually, I might need an enjoyable car even more when I'm married and have kids.
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Old 01-29-2005, 11:21 PM
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19 years old got lucky..at young age making good money..dropped out 8th grade but now found what i was good at..bought my parents a new house,currently living with my girlfriend..renting a condo..not bought YET looking around..bought my self a 2005 maxima SL 2004 acura TL(mainly girlfriends car and my car i never ride cuz of the weather is the porsche 911 turbo with RUF body spoiler and turbo upgrades..
 
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im 20 now, bought the 2004 SL when I was 19.
i go to school and i a bartend at a catering hall , and soon to be real estate investor
won 10 grand on sportsbook dot com couple of months ago, helped big time on payments
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THUMBS UP ! to the younger crowd who according to the above posts are working pretty hard and long hours (juggling schools, work, etc...) to buy themsleves some of the finer things in life (A.K.A. Maxima) !

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Originally Posted by jonniewaka
19 years old got lucky..at young age making good money..dropped out 8th grade but now found what i was good at....
out of cusiosity - what is this thing you're good at ?
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I was thinking the same thing silverbelle lol

I am 38, bought my 05 smoke SE about 3 weeks ago.
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Just turned 25, my b-day was 2 days ago... bought my 04 Max nearly 1.5 years ago. Like others my age, currently juggling full time job and school.
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Old 01-30-2005, 02:18 PM
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Still 26. I am a school teacher, have a house, 2 dogs and a 2000 GLE and a 2005 SE. You would see the pics if the morderator wouldn't of taken them off... I work at school and I have alot of responsibilities there which allow me to get more $in my pocket. I am also in grad school to be a school administrator. I should get about a $15-20K raise when I graduate next May. I am also bilingual, so that helps mucho.
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