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FS: 2000 Maxima
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I have been told that Nissan Engineers buy back the Nissan Maxima when they are traded in at 350,000 miles; is this a possibility?
Reason for Question: I have a 2000 Maxima with 200,000 miles which I selling because I have put $9,000.00 into it in the last 5 years. I have attached the flyer I created and copied below along with 2 photos of the car. I would sincerely appreciate any expertise you would be willing to share. Absolutely love the car but way too expensive for my pocketbook.
Thank you............
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ü User Rating 8.8 Expert Rating:7.3
ü Blue Book® Suggested Retail Value $3,308 - $4,062
ü Fuel Economy (city/hwy) 20 - 21 / 27 - 28 mpg
Engine V6, 3.0 Liter Drivetrain FWD Braking and Traction ABS (4-Wheel)
Steering Power Steering Tilt Wheel Entertainment and Instrumentation AM/FM Stereo Cassette CD (Single Disc) Exterior Rear Spoiler Transmission Automatic Comfort and Convenience Air Conditioning Power Windows Power Door Locks Cruise Control Safety and Security Dual Air Bags Seats Dual Power Seats Leather Roof and Glass Sun Roof (Sliding) Wheels and Tires Alloy Wheels
ü Have invested $9,000.00 in maintenance since 2009 – have all records; oil change every 3,000 mi., etc.
ü 2nd owner – have copies of all previous maintenance records
ü Mileage – 200,000
ü Reason for Selling – purchased 2006 Altima
ü Color – light blue
ü August 2014 – replaced 2 hoses, O2 sensor replaced, throttle cleaned
Needs: Seal for power steering fluid, repair on rear main seal. $650 to $848 Cost for Repair on rear main seal leak: Estimate includes: Labor $622-$786 Parts (excludes tax & fees) $28-$62. Rear main seal is $9.00; cost is labor and time.
Asking Price: Best offer above $2700. Same car for sale in 08753: Private: From $6,488. - 5,991, Dealer Retail: $3,050. KBB - $2,876. with issues.
Contact Info: 732-691-2257 or world9892@gmail.com
I have been told that Nissan Engineers buy back the Nissan Maxima when they are traded in at 350,000 miles; is this a possibility?
Reason for Question: I have a 2000 Maxima with 200,000 miles which I selling because I have put $9,000.00 into it in the last 5 years. I have attached the flyer I created and copied below along with 2 photos of the car. I would sincerely appreciate any expertise you would be willing to share. Absolutely love the car but way too expensive for my pocketbook.
Thank you............
MECHANIC’S DELIGHT
FOR SALE 2000 NISSAN MAXIMA GLE – INSPECTION GOOD TILL 2016
ü User Rating 8.8 Expert Rating:7.3
ü Blue Book® Suggested Retail Value $3,308 - $4,062
ü Fuel Economy (city/hwy) 20 - 21 / 27 - 28 mpg
Note: Informed by Nissan Engineer that Nissan Mechanics are buying this particular year and model when they are traded in at 350,000 mi. for themselves to refurbish and enjoy….
Engine V6, 3.0 Liter Drivetrain FWD Braking and Traction ABS (4-Wheel)
Steering Power Steering Tilt Wheel Entertainment and Instrumentation AM/FM Stereo Cassette CD (Single Disc) Exterior Rear Spoiler Transmission Automatic Comfort and Convenience Air Conditioning Power Windows Power Door Locks Cruise Control Safety and Security Dual Air Bags Seats Dual Power Seats Leather Roof and Glass Sun Roof (Sliding) Wheels and Tires Alloy Wheels
ü Have invested $9,000.00 in maintenance since 2009 – have all records; oil change every 3,000 mi., etc.
ü 2nd owner – have copies of all previous maintenance records
ü Mileage – 200,000
ü Reason for Selling – purchased 2006 Altima
ü Color – light blue
ü August 2014 – replaced 2 hoses, O2 sensor replaced, throttle cleaned
Needs: Seal for power steering fluid, repair on rear main seal. $650 to $848 Cost for Repair on rear main seal leak: Estimate includes: Labor $622-$786 Parts (excludes tax & fees) $28-$62. Rear main seal is $9.00; cost is labor and time.
Asking Price: Best offer above $2700. Same car for sale in 08753: Private: From $6,488. - 5,991, Dealer Retail: $3,050. KBB - $2,876. with issues.
Contact Info: 732-691-2257 or world9892@gmail.com
Are you talking about the generation 4 Maxima they bought back? That was probably a very very rare event.
I think your trim is a SE since it has a spoiler.
No huge visible rust on the wheel well from that one picture so that's good
I think your trim is a SE since it has a spoiler.
No huge visible rust on the wheel well from that one picture so that's good
Last edited by george__; Jan 5, 2015 at 07:06 PM.
Yeah, uh... all "engineers" that work for automotive giants buy back absolutely every single vehicle that's been driven more than 350k, spend their salaries fixing them up into brand new condition, and then pile the vehicles up in their garages.
It's a known fact that most automotive recyclers are running out of business because people have been rolling their odometers forwards to rack up 350,000 miles and then pocket thousands of dollars. The McLaren P1 is actually a blend of Jaguars and Range Rovers that were collated together with the best of engineering science and recycled into supercars. It takes 10,000 lead batteries, for example, from Jags and Rovers to convert sufficient battery force to create a li-ion battery bank for one P1.
Welcome to the .org, just please don't tell me that you work (or plan to work) in the medical, nursing or other support worker fields, because if that's the case we're all screwed.
Also it pains me to say that "george is right" (OUCH), but I think he's right - that doesn't look like a GLE. You've got SE wheels, and a spoiler on there.
It's a known fact that most automotive recyclers are running out of business because people have been rolling their odometers forwards to rack up 350,000 miles and then pocket thousands of dollars. The McLaren P1 is actually a blend of Jaguars and Range Rovers that were collated together with the best of engineering science and recycled into supercars. It takes 10,000 lead batteries, for example, from Jags and Rovers to convert sufficient battery force to create a li-ion battery bank for one P1.
Welcome to the .org, just please don't tell me that you work (or plan to work) in the medical, nursing or other support worker fields, because if that's the case we're all screwed.
Also it pains me to say that "george is right" (OUCH), but I think he's right - that doesn't look like a GLE. You've got SE wheels, and a spoiler on there.
Last edited by Jer; Jan 6, 2015 at 01:22 AM.
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Yeah, uh... all "engineers" that work for automotive giants buy back absolutely every single vehicle that's been driven more than 350k, spend their salaries fixing them up into brand new condition, and then pile the vehicles up in their garages.
It's a known fact that most automotive recyclers are running out of business because people have been rolling their odometers forwards to rack up 350,000 miles and then pocket thousands of dollars. The McLaren P1 is actually a blend of Jaguars and Range Rovers that were collated together with the best of engineering science and recycled into supercars. It takes 10,000 lead batteries, for example, from Jags and Rovers to convert sufficient battery force to create a li-ion battery bank for one P1.
Welcome to the .org, just please don't tell me that you work (or plan to work) in the medical, nursing or other support worker fields, because if that's the case we're all screwed.
Also it pains me to say that "george is right" (OUCH), but I think he's right - that doesn't look like a GLE. You've got SE wheels, and a spoiler on there.
It's a known fact that most automotive recyclers are running out of business because people have been rolling their odometers forwards to rack up 350,000 miles and then pocket thousands of dollars. The McLaren P1 is actually a blend of Jaguars and Range Rovers that were collated together with the best of engineering science and recycled into supercars. It takes 10,000 lead batteries, for example, from Jags and Rovers to convert sufficient battery force to create a li-ion battery bank for one P1.
Welcome to the .org, just please don't tell me that you work (or plan to work) in the medical, nursing or other support worker fields, because if that's the case we're all screwed.
Also it pains me to say that "george is right" (OUCH), but I think he's right - that doesn't look like a GLE. You've got SE wheels, and a spoiler on there.
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