If you financial situation restricts or enables you to, will you be a Maxima owner for life?

 

For me, the Maxima is the transition car until I can afford what I really want, an M3.

 

I'm probably going to keep mine until I'm 25... then i'll get a camaro SS, or the sports car that chevy makes during that timespan, in an SS version of course. Damn insurance is what kept me from buying a camaro in the first place

 

Next car is a G35, 350Z, or Bimmer.

 

yeah the max is nice, but its trash compared to other cars.

 

nope

 

You guys aren't reading the post. He said if your "financial situation restricts or enables you to" meaning M3s, G35s, 350Zs, BMWs, Ferraris and whatnot are out of the question. Either way CoolMax my answer would be NO, because I would still like to try other cars (Civic, Accord, Camry, RSX, etc.).
-Cyrus

 

i will have another car.. but i will always have a maxima

 

Definitely no. The Maxima has serve me well, but I would get another car if I could.

 

Financial restrictions? Well, if I had only enough for a max which is what... 25k, I would get it but If I had more money... M5, skyline, G35. Im a 4 door person.

 

Last Max for me at least for a while

Next car is either a G35C / 2004 M3/ 2004 S4/ or with any luck a new skyline. I was debating buying a low mileage R34 but I figured I would rather go for the M3.

 

if my price range was under 30k i would definatly get another max, but if i become a bit "well off" i will prolly get a bimmer, they are so nice. but like sprint said, i will own many other cars but there will always be a max, assuming i dont have any bad experiences with them in the future

 

Max for life? Dont know, as for the immediate future my 92 will be stickin around for awhile. When it comes time for another car Im not sure if ill want a 4th or 5th gen after having a 3rd gen but then again all the 3rd gens will have too many miles...oh well maybe ill get a 4th or 5th gen and have to suffer the build quality losses, however enjoy VQ power

 

I love my Max, but probably won't be with Maxima forever because the new body designs suck. 3rd gen forever.

4th and 5th gen are okay looking, but they don't really appeal to me. I doubt more and more that later generations will be any better.

I like how the 3rd gen has distinct lines and angles, not a bunch of semi-spheres moulded together.

 

My parents seem like they are going down that route.

They have owned a '90 SE, a '95 SE, and now a '02 SE. All are automatics my mom doesn't feel like driving a stick in traffic . They still own the '95.

They almost bought a TL-S when looking around back in April, but decided to keep it in the family .

The '02 will probably be the last Max they buy