wat do you peeps think
Originally posted by NickStam
it's not a maxima so you should get a maxima
it's not a maxima so you should get a maxima
MaXtUneD it's a very nice car - fairly reliable, comfortable, and can even be very nicely equipped. However it is going to lack the power you'd see in even a 3rd Gen Maxima. If you have the money I say get a '92-'94 SE 5spd, you will love it. I am considering trading mine in for one of those.
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Originally posted by Vyrus
You really think that Nickstam?
MaXtUneD it's a very nice car - fairly reliable, comfortable, and can even be very nicely equipped. However it is going to lack the power you'd see in even a 3rd Gen Maxima. If you have the money I say get a '92-'94 SE 5spd, you will love it. I am considering trading mine in for one of those.
-Cyrus
You really think that Nickstam?
MaXtUneD it's a very nice car - fairly reliable, comfortable, and can even be very nicely equipped. However it is going to lack the power you'd see in even a 3rd Gen Maxima. If you have the money I say get a '92-'94 SE 5spd, you will love it. I am considering trading mine in for one of those.
-Cyrus
Originally posted by TurDz
hmm after a few seconds of Edmunds reserach, I found out it's an Inline 5. I've never heard of that before. I would stay with even cyliners
hmm after a few seconds of Edmunds reserach, I found out it's an Inline 5. I've never heard of that before. I would stay with even cyliners
Vyrus: your car is too pretty to trade in, but at least you made a good choice.
There are a few brands that offer 5 cyl engines, the ones I know for sure are
Volvo
Acura
Volkswagen(diesel engines)
Mercedes(diesel engines)
alot of european brands use it as well
Not a bad design, but it's commonly said that one extra cylinder will unbalance the engine, but if you look at the cars listed above, they are not cars with horrible maintenance, except maybe Mercedes, I've had one, nice cars, but horrible maintenance, especially after a few years.
Volvo
Acura
Volkswagen(diesel engines)
Mercedes(diesel engines)
alot of european brands use it as well
Not a bad design, but it's commonly said that one extra cylinder will unbalance the engine, but if you look at the cars listed above, they are not cars with horrible maintenance, except maybe Mercedes, I've had one, nice cars, but horrible maintenance, especially after a few years.
Originally posted by GuZo
There are a few brands that offer 5 cyl engines, the ones I know for sure are
Volvo
Acura
Volkswagen(diesel engines)
Mercedes(diesel engines)
alot of european brands use it as well
Not a bad design, but it's commonly said that one extra cylinder will unbalance the engine, but if you look at the cars listed above, they are not cars with horrible maintenance, except maybe Mercedes, I've had one, nice cars, but horrible maintenance, especially after a few years.
There are a few brands that offer 5 cyl engines, the ones I know for sure are
Volvo
Acura
Volkswagen(diesel engines)
Mercedes(diesel engines)
alot of european brands use it as well
Not a bad design, but it's commonly said that one extra cylinder will unbalance the engine, but if you look at the cars listed above, they are not cars with horrible maintenance, except maybe Mercedes, I've had one, nice cars, but horrible maintenance, especially after a few years.
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