Everyone selling Maximas
11-06-2002, 05:17 AM
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Everyone selling Maximas
Is it just me or a lot of Maxima.org members are selling their cars? I am talking about the members who are very beneficial to this web site.
11-06-2002, 05:19 AM
#2
Not me. I'll have my Max until it dies. I can't wait until I pay it off so I can have the extra cash for trips with my family. I just bought a condo so things will be tight for a little while.
11-06-2002, 05:53 AM
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Re: Everyone selling Maximas
Originally posted by SonicDust187
Is it just me or a lot of Maxima.org members are selling their cars? I am talking about the members who are very beneficial to this web site.
Is it just me or a lot of Maxima.org members are selling their cars? I am talking about the members who are very beneficial to this web site.
-Chad
11-06-2002, 05:54 AM
#5
Re: Everyone selling Maximas
Originally posted by SonicDust187
Is it just me or a lot of Maxima.org members are selling their cars? I am talking about the members who are very beneficial to this web site.
Is it just me or a lot of Maxima.org members are selling their cars? I am talking about the members who are very beneficial to this web site.
is hard to maintain a house two cars etc.
I still have my 99 SE.
11-06-2002, 06:07 AM
#7
Originally posted by SprintMax
just a bunch of people who are frustrated with their cars and don't feel like fixing them...
just a bunch of people who are frustrated with their cars and don't feel like fixing them...
I will just keep the hunk of junk and try not to through to much money in it. All i need is about another 5k or mods and I will be happy
11-06-2002, 07:28 AM
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I will be keeping my Maximas for a long time to come I will probably hold on to the 97 longer than the 02 although. I like the look better and it has given me less problems, best bang for the buck out their IMO.
11-06-2002, 08:49 AM
#10
Originally posted by SprintMax
just a bunch of people who are frustrated with their cars and don't feel like fixing them...
just a bunch of people who are frustrated with their cars and don't feel like fixing them...
One day people will learn that buying cars are the worst investments that can be made.
11-06-2002, 10:07 AM
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No plans to sell here. I am brand new to the forums but feel like I should have been signed up a long time ago. I have two maximas. A 95 Beige GLE with 202,000 miles and still running strong. Only things i've replaced are tires, brakes, one oxy sensor, and the starter. I've never had a car this reliable ever.
I also have a 2000 White SE with all the upgrades (Bose, leather, heated seats, TCS, and so on) It has 45,000 miles and is fun as well.
I also have a 2000 White SE with all the upgrades (Bose, leather, heated seats, TCS, and so on) It has 45,000 miles and is fun as well.
11-06-2002, 10:23 AM
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One day....I plan to hand down my max to my son (who won't appreciate it) and will probably crash it causing me to break his neck, which in turn will make my wife divorce me, leaving me a lonely and bitter soul.
F that. I'm keeping my baby till the end...
F that. I'm keeping my baby till the end...
11-06-2002, 10:46 AM
#14
Originally posted by acMAX
One day....I plan to hand down my max to my son (who won't appreciate it) and will probably crash it causing me to break his neck, which in turn will make my wife divorce me, leaving me a lonely and bitter soul.
F that. I'm keeping my baby till the end...
One day....I plan to hand down my max to my son (who won't appreciate it) and will probably crash it causing me to break his neck, which in turn will make my wife divorce me, leaving me a lonely and bitter soul.
F that. I'm keeping my baby till the end...
11-06-2002, 11:15 AM
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Originally posted by deezo
or just wishing it was something it isn't.
One day people will learn that buying cars are the worst investments that can be made.
or just wishing it was something it isn't.
One day people will learn that buying cars are the worst investments that can be made.
I have no reasoning for selling mine, but then again, I'm not very important.
11-06-2002, 11:29 AM
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We do? Really? Where? I've been looking for one for months!
Jim
Jim
Originally posted by SprintMax
One day i will sell my max to some rich lazy **** who doesn't feel like modding and just wants an already built car.. we have a couple here
One day i will sell my max to some rich lazy **** who doesn't feel like modding and just wants an already built car.. we have a couple here
tell us about the torque
11-06-2002, 12:59 PM
#31
I have wanted a Maxima since I drove one over 3 years ago. I could not afford it at the time so I had to wait. Now that I have it, I won't be getting rid of mine anytime soon. I am shooting for 200,000 miles.
11-06-2002, 01:21 PM
#32
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Originally posted by blubyu2k2
0-60 of what 3.2 since your max was 5.8-6.1??
0-60 of what 3.2 since your max was 5.8-6.1??
Blizz, I've been looking at cars for a few months now. I decided that the Maxima wasn't REALLY what I wanted, even though I love alot of things about it. I am trading off some things for the Camaro, but for me it's worth it. To each their own. It's not as sharp looking right now as my max is, but it's not staying stock!
11-06-2002, 02:09 PM
#33
Originally posted by Craig Mack
Dont know, it would rip your car to shreds though, especially to 60.
Blizz, I've been looking at cars for a few months now. I decided that the Maxima wasn't REALLY what I wanted, even though I love alot of things about it. I am trading off some things for the Camaro, but for me it's worth it. To each their own. It's not as sharp looking right now as my max is, but it's not staying stock!
Dont know, it would rip your car to shreds though, especially to 60.
Blizz, I've been looking at cars for a few months now. I decided that the Maxima wasn't REALLY what I wanted, even though I love alot of things about it. I am trading off some things for the Camaro, but for me it's worth it. To each their own. It's not as sharp looking right now as my max is, but it's not staying stock!
11-06-2002, 02:59 PM
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Originally posted by deezo
One day people will learn that buying cars are the worst investments that can be made.
One day people will learn that buying cars are the worst investments that can be made.
I just turned it in about a month ago and walked away. Nissan is now taking a very cold bath on it.
11-06-2002, 03:34 PM
#37
Originally posted by madmax2k
Thats why I leased mine!
I just turned it in about a month ago and walked away. Nissan is now taking a very cold bath on it.
Thats why I leased mine!
I just turned it in about a month ago and walked away. Nissan is now taking a very cold bath on it.
11-06-2002, 03:34 PM
#38
Originally posted by madmax2k
Thats why I leased mine!
I just turned it in about a month ago and walked away. Nissan is now taking a very cold bath on it.
Thats why I leased mine!
I just turned it in about a month ago and walked away. Nissan is now taking a very cold bath on it.
11-06-2002, 04:18 PM
#39
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I'm keeping the max until I finish school then it will be my second car and the daily driver will probably be a some sports coupe with a lot more power then a max. I still got 4 more semesters to go but with my luck it will be 6 
I also plan on leasing I can't afford abusing a paid off car like my max.
I also plan on leasing I can't afford abusing a paid off car like my max.
.....like I should've gotten to begin with. *sigh* 