Hi guys. Can anyone tell me if this is a special nissan model or something the dealer has put together?

http://www.autotrader.ca/result/AdDe...frnID=12728573


Jake

 

That car looks great! Not factory however.

 

Is that a hybrid badge ?

 

Def not factory, prob a trade in since it's preowned. I think that badge says cvt or something or pure drive

 

Someone modded it. Love those Infinity wheels. It's used btw

 

What are those wheels from?

 

Is that a stillen skirt pack also?

 

yea stillen front and sides, 20" Infiniti rims and custom paint job on the hood. not bad, personally i like modding my own stuff though

 

Is this the same car that's been for sale for like 4 months ?

I recall seeing pics of this Max last summer.

Maybe sold and already traded in?

 

Clean ride no question, although the front hood looks cheesy to me. Key word to me. I'm feeling the set up on Ghozt ride. You have Stillen kit on yours Ghozt?

 

Haha that's Newmarket Nissan (abt an hour from me).. They been trying to sell that car for ages.. Ya it's got the full stillen kit and Infiniti m wheels on it I believe..

 

Those wheels are probably very heavy. Look awesome though.

 

No it's an X-Tronic CVT badge!!!

 

That car looks great, very nicely done.

 

Looks nice, but unquestionably not a factory model.
That said, the reason it has likely been on sale for so long is exactly because of the mods. Most folks don't buy cars that have been modded for a number of reasons. First, many people prefer stock vehicles. Second, the mods YOU like may not be the mods anyone else wants. Third, the perception is that people are harder on modded cars than they are on stock vehicles. Finally, people fear that heavily modded cars (or cars that just have lots of appearance mods) are raced.
I had a friend who sold cars for a living. He told me about two cars to make a point. The first was a Mustang GT. It had a aftermarket exhaust, aftermarket intake, aftermarket wheels, and aftermarket body mods (wing, lip, etc). The car sat for over a year. It was a Ford shop, so he took all that stuff off (the dealer sold it off on ebay) and put it back to stock. The car sold in a matter of days. The other car was a Jeep Grand Cherokee with a grateful dead sticker. It sat for months. It got test driven, but no one bought. He scraped the grateful dead sticker off and it sold the next day.
Perception is important. While WE may think that Max looks cool, some folks just won't buy unless the car looks stock....