2018 SR midnight edition or wait till 2019
05-11-2018, 09:40 PM
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2018 SR midnight edition or wait till 2019
I currently own a 2002 maxima se that I bought new and have had for over 16 years now. I am ready to get something new. I like the looks of the 2018 sr midnight edition and am considering buying one. My question is would it be better to wait until the fall and get a 2019 edition? Will there be changes that are worth waiting until the new model year comes out? I know Nissan is offering 0% financing this month, which could help on the overall cost. Thanks in advance for any replies.
05-12-2018, 06:28 AM
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I currently own a 2002 maxima se that I bought new and have had for over 16 years now. I am ready to get something new. I like the looks of the 2018 sr midnight edition and am considering buying one. My question is would it be better to wait until the fall and get a 2019 edition? Will there be changes that are worth waiting until the new model year comes out? I know Nissan is offering 0% financing this month, which could help on the overall cost. Thanks in advance for any replies.
So it will cost you more to go with the 2019 but your look will not be dated.
05-12-2018, 03:55 PM
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Ordinarily, the 2018 would seem like the best pricing with the incentives out there and will appear more as the 2019s get ready to be sold. If you can wait, I would go for the 2019 Maxima mainly because there will be some rear and front end updates. They should have the Andriod and Crapple interfaces sorted out and I hear the safety features such as the lane wandering will be much better (more active) than the current passive "coffee cup" that shows up now. Other might weigh in on what else will be updated.
So it will cost you more to go with the 2019 but your look will not be dated.
So it will cost you more to go with the 2019 but your look will not be dated.
Ditto about the safety features though, that is likely to improve every year. That's seems to everyone's big talking point these days. I wonder if Nissan will make more of these features standard on the lesser trims like they have done with the emergency braking
05-12-2018, 04:26 PM
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We can hope the styling changes are for the better, but the square tail pipes aren't a very good sign. And if they adopt that chunky grill of the new Altima, I'd prefer to stick with the current year. Hopefully more details will come out soon
Ditto about the safety features though, that is likely to improve every year. That's seems to everyone's big talking point these days. I wonder if Nissan will make more of these features standard on the lesser trims like they have done with the emergency braking
Ditto about the safety features though, that is likely to improve every year. That's seems to everyone's big talking point these days. I wonder if Nissan will make more of these features standard on the lesser trims like they have done with the emergency braking
05-12-2018, 06:32 PM
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Brown Dog, you may find this thread helpful: https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...s-more-29.html
05-13-2018, 05:19 AM
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We can hope the styling changes are for the better, but the square tail pipes aren't a very good sign. And if they adopt that chunky grill of the new Altima, I'd prefer to stick with the current year. Hopefully more details will come out soon
Ditto about the safety features though, that is likely to improve every year. That's seems to everyone's big talking point these days. I wonder if Nissan will make more of these features standard on the lesser trims like they have done with the emergency braking
Ditto about the safety features though, that is likely to improve every year. That's seems to everyone's big talking point these days. I wonder if Nissan will make more of these features standard on the lesser trims like they have done with the emergency braking
05-13-2018, 07:11 AM
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Thanks for all the replies. Even though there is a 0% financing option this month, it sounds like it would be worth it to wait and see what the 2019s look like. I do hope they have a midnight edition though, as I think the white SR midnight edition looks really nice.
05-20-2018, 12:10 PM
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Robtroxel...my current lease on a '16 Platinum is up one month before you. Have you started to do any pricing checks yet? My dealer has made some offers (all above$500/month on an '18). At that number, I might be tempted just to buy out my current Max as it only has 13K on it.
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