2003 Maxima.....looks nice
once again OPEL!!!!!!!!!!
10-08-2001, 07:24 PM
#6
If you want to see what the 2003 maxima is going to look like, go down to your local nissan dealer and look at the 2002, they are going to be identical. Don't expect the 6th gen maxima until mid year 03.
10-08-2001, 07:29 PM
#7
Originally posted by emax95
If you want to see what the 2003 maxima is going to look like, go down to your local nissan dealer and look at the 2002, they are going to be identical. Don't expect the 6th gen maxima until mid year 03.
If you want to see what the 2003 maxima is going to look like, go down to your local nissan dealer and look at the 2002, they are going to be identical. Don't expect the 6th gen maxima until mid year 03.
10-08-2001, 07:40 PM
#9
Originally posted by emax95
Probably 2003.5 unless they introduce the 2004 max in March or April 2003, which is unlikely, but possible.
Probably 2003.5 unless they introduce the 2004 max in March or April 2003, which is unlikely, but possible.
10-08-2001, 07:47 PM
#10
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Up until recently, I was doubting the pics too, but now you really have to take certain factors into account:
1) Take a look at the lights, they are similar in styling to the lights on the 2002 SE's (like Altezzas).
2) Look at the overall shape of the car. Nissan cars, over the past model cycle have been moving towards a more "unified" design, meaning they have a greater sense of family. Looking at the pic, it's clear that it somewhat carries over the styling cues from the Altima, most notably the sloping roofline.
HOWEVER, I also can't really take the pic 100% seriously for a couple reasons:
1) The Nissan badge on the rear is WAY too big...clearly Photoshoped.
2) There are no side markers...this strays from Nissan's sense of family.
3) The engine compartment looks too small for a V8 (just speculation).
1) Take a look at the lights, they are similar in styling to the lights on the 2002 SE's (like Altezzas).
2) Look at the overall shape of the car. Nissan cars, over the past model cycle have been moving towards a more "unified" design, meaning they have a greater sense of family. Looking at the pic, it's clear that it somewhat carries over the styling cues from the Altima, most notably the sloping roofline.
HOWEVER, I also can't really take the pic 100% seriously for a couple reasons:
1) The Nissan badge on the rear is WAY too big...clearly Photoshoped.
2) There are no side markers...this strays from Nissan's sense of family.
3) The engine compartment looks too small for a V8 (just speculation).
10-08-2001, 07:50 PM
#11
Originally posted by NJ_MAX2000
Up until recently, I was doubting the pics too, but now you really have to take certain factors into account:
1) Take a look at the lights, they are similar in styling to the lights on the 2002 SE's (like Altezzas).
2) Look at the overall shape of the car. Nissan cars, over the past model cycle have been moving towards a more "unified" design, meaning they have a greater sense of family. Looking at the pic, it's clear that it somewhat carries over the styling cues from the Altima, most notably the sloping roofline.
HOWEVER, I also can't really take the pic 100% seriously for a couple reasons:
1) The Nissan badge on the rear is WAY too big...clearly Photoshoped.
2) There are no side markers...this strays from Nissan's sense of family.
3) The engine compartment looks too small for a V8 (just speculation).
Up until recently, I was doubting the pics too, but now you really have to take certain factors into account:
1) Take a look at the lights, they are similar in styling to the lights on the 2002 SE's (like Altezzas).
2) Look at the overall shape of the car. Nissan cars, over the past model cycle have been moving towards a more "unified" design, meaning they have a greater sense of family. Looking at the pic, it's clear that it somewhat carries over the styling cues from the Altima, most notably the sloping roofline.
HOWEVER, I also can't really take the pic 100% seriously for a couple reasons:
1) The Nissan badge on the rear is WAY too big...clearly Photoshoped.
2) There are no side markers...this strays from Nissan's sense of family.
3) The engine compartment looks too small for a V8 (just speculation).
10-08-2001, 07:50 PM
#12
Originally posted by gtr_rider
most of the time they send them out right about now or last month right?
most of the time they send them out right about now or last month right?
10-08-2001, 09:15 PM
#13
ok I am sick of people talking about the next gen max. Its here , go to dealer and drive it. Geez it has 255 hp , isnt the enough for now? People want to know about the future cars, wait , all these little photos wont mean jack **** when they really come out.
10-08-2001, 10:26 PM
#14
It's not the next Maxima, I guarantee it. I have a British Car magazine and a Car and Driver for Hong Kong. Same picture (the spied prototype) only flipped and made wider. What's the title? Opel Vectra spied..
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