How many maxima yall had in the past?
#2
my 3rd gen is my first, theyre awesome cars but theyre hard to come by here. rarely will i see a 1st or 2nd gen, and 3rd gens are hard to find but young people now want them and of course all the older people who cant drive anymore send theirs to the junkyard so theres very few left. ive gotten many compliments and most of the time when i get gas or stop somewhere someone asks me about it (plus the guy who followed me home wanting to buy it on the spot)
IMO Nissan would have been smarter to make 2nd and 3rd gens RWD and 4th-7th gens RWD with the option of AWD, but i dont really need a drift car right now, understeer isnt a huge issue for me, plus i'm fine with building a FWD car to 300-350hp so i dont know why everyone has to b1tch about FWD
IMO Nissan would have been smarter to make 2nd and 3rd gens RWD and 4th-7th gens RWD with the option of AWD, but i dont really need a drift car right now, understeer isnt a huge issue for me, plus i'm fine with building a FWD car to 300-350hp so i dont know why everyone has to b1tch about FWD
#10
My 4th gen is my first car, have had it for a little over 3 years now. It'll probably be my last Maxima though, I couldn't see myself coughing up $35k for a FWD boat that doesn't come with an option for a manual.
I love my 4th gen though, hope to keep it until it rots out from underneath me.
I love my 4th gen though, hope to keep it until it rots out from underneath me.
#11
This is our 3rd Max. My first was an '87 (my favorite)with a 5 spd and adjustable struts. Second one (02 SE Merlot) the wife bought, nice car till it was sandwiched. Third one, I bought Nov of '08, sterling mist '01 5 spd. What a large pile of ****. I've owned a total of 14 Nissans so far, this one is by far the biggest mistake.
As far as Nissan building a 2 door, it'll never happen. They wouldn't sell that many to justify building one. They have a coupe Altima with an available 3.5, it's not that hot of a seller.
As far as Nissan building a 2 door, it'll never happen. They wouldn't sell that many to justify building one. They have a coupe Altima with an available 3.5, it's not that hot of a seller.
#13
my first was a 2000, the only reason i bought it was because i had a civic coupe and i got tired of taking a car seat in and out of it, but it was a good deal and i really like that its a sedan and a 5sp
#14
This is max #2, and my fave so far. First one was a lovely 5th gen, but I did most of my driving back then durin dawn/dusk lighting, the gauges were unreadable.
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#27
Just acouple of options, one being bluetooth, became standard. There are no significant changes.
#28
my 3rd gen is my first, theyre awesome cars but theyre hard to come by here. rarely will i see a 1st or 2nd gen, and 3rd gens are hard to find but young people now want them and of course all the older people who cant drive anymore send theirs to the junkyard so theres very few left. ive gotten many compliments and most of the time when i get gas or stop somewhere someone asks me about it (plus the guy who followed me home wanting to buy it on the spot)
IMO Nissan would have been smarter to make 2nd and 3rd gens RWD and 4th-7th gens RWD with the option of AWD, but i dont really need a drift car right now, understeer isnt a huge issue for me, plus i'm fine with building a FWD car to 300-350hp so i dont know why everyone has to b1tch about FWD
IMO Nissan would have been smarter to make 2nd and 3rd gens RWD and 4th-7th gens RWD with the option of AWD, but i dont really need a drift car right now, understeer isnt a huge issue for me, plus i'm fine with building a FWD car to 300-350hp so i dont know why everyone has to b1tch about FWD
#30
Automobile Antics
All of the following were bought used for one reason or another:
#1 - '87 GXE in '88, `retired' in '95, ~90k miles, accident
#2 - '94 GXE in '95, 'retired' in '96, storm damage
#3 - '95 GLE in '96, traded on '04 SE in '05, ~90k miles
#4 - '97 SE GLE in '99, traded on '02 GLE in '03
#5 - '02 GLE (~65k miles)
#6 - '04 SE (~71k miles)
#1 - '87 GXE in '88, `retired' in '95, ~90k miles, accident
#2 - '94 GXE in '95, 'retired' in '96, storm damage
#3 - '95 GLE in '96, traded on '04 SE in '05, ~90k miles
#4 - '97 SE GLE in '99, traded on '02 GLE in '03
#5 - '02 GLE (~65k miles)
#6 - '04 SE (~71k miles)
#32
I have the 2001 SE 20th Anniversary Edition and love it!!
Thinking about a new Maxima soon but have heard horror stories about the 2004 tranny. I'm not sure what the problem was (since Nissan did not admit there was a problem) - will continue to research until I'm comfortable "problem" did not extend to later model years.
Thinking about a new Maxima soon but have heard horror stories about the 2004 tranny. I'm not sure what the problem was (since Nissan did not admit there was a problem) - will continue to research until I'm comfortable "problem" did not extend to later model years.
#33
this is my 1st maxima, 96 auto. and i'm loving it.
but is not my first nissan. sep 08-nov 09 1991 300zx and from jan 09-mar 2010 a 1989 240sx coupe.
considering i'm 21, a lot of nissans lol
but is not my first nissan. sep 08-nov 09 1991 300zx and from jan 09-mar 2010 a 1989 240sx coupe.
considering i'm 21, a lot of nissans lol
#34
but then again i dont like anything but 1st, 2nd, and 3rd gens
#36
1st Maxima (see signature), however the list of Nissan/Infinity cars I've owned is longer... 79 280zx 2+2, 83 280zx(custom TT), 87 Sentra (1.6), and 98 Infiniti G20 (SR20DE, 5sp)
Given the chance, I'd buy another Nissan, and yeah Maxima is very high on the list of which one I'd want.
Given the chance, I'd buy another Nissan, and yeah Maxima is very high on the list of which one I'd want.