I am looking to sell my 96 LE max which is fully loaded (well almost everything). Leather, bose speakers, its not heated seats though, thats pretty much what it dont have. Hmmm 130k miles with few dents and a few key marks on the side. Also, my next door neighbor has a 96 SE max and on my max the words M A X I M A are spreaded out like that and on hers its like MAXIMA all close. Is it because of the SE and LE different or what> they both are 96's. thanks

 

Im assuming youre talking about a GLE there is not LE maxima. the letters on all 95-96 on the back are spread out and the 97 - 99 have the maxima on the back connected. but as far as pricing goes go to the nada site or kelley blue book they will let you put in a detailed description of the shape the car is in and then it will give you a price. hope that helps you out some

 

A) The top line model is the GLE. They progress GXE -> SE -> GLE.

B) If the next door neighbor has taillights that look just like yours, then:

1) It's been wrecked and they got the cheaper one piece MAXIMA to put on it instead of the separate letters, in which case it probably looks stupid.

2) It is a 97 to 99 model year Maxima. The front headlights and taillights are the primary exterior differences, along with the cheap one-piece Maxima lettering on the trunk.

 

i like the one piece, i actually converted mine when i had it.

 

I had a fully loaded 96 SE. Heated leather seats, BOSE, DCC, the works. It was a 5-speed. The CD player was busted, the tires were bald, the rims were rashed, the paint was chipped and swirly, and the knock sensor was dead and I got $8400 for it .

 

Paid 4500 for my 95 se with 82,000 miles no floor mats old tires scratched front bumper

 

Yeah I definitely like the one piece Maxima more than the 95-96 style. Its cheaper because its easier to get, not because the 95-96 is any better. 97-99 looks a lot more sharp.

 

that's why it was franken car

 

ok now when or if i sell my 96 max what do you suggest me to get a 98 or 96 GLE, or SE manual...

 

SE standard def.