i am going for a 95 maxima, the test drive was great but i can't find any detail information of the model mgs for year 95 (can only find se gxe gle).

any information is appreciated.

 

Hmmm... must be a Canada only model. The GXE, SE and GLE were US models. Although "MGS" still doesn't sound right. For example, I believe the US "SE" is the "ES" in Canada. Can't offer much help except to suggest you mention what the car is equipped with. Maybe this way you can compare it to a US model.

GXE= base model, wheel covers ( hub caps)
SE= sport model, alloys, fog lights, rear spoiler, white gauges
GLE= premium model, leather, alloys, climate control, BOSE stereo

 

the gxe doesnt nessecerily have hub caps. my buddy's came with the old honeycombs. i the dealer is the one that chooses whether or not to put the hubcaps on or leave the stock rims.

 

the es is only for the 99, and it is like the se, accept it does not have sunroof, leather and a few other options, but it is a 5 spd, so it's not like the gle. This is the only year they didn't make 3 models, well at least in Canada. I have seen a 95 se on auto trader a couple of times though, but i've never heard of a "mgs."

 

More than half the times the dealer has no idea what the hell he's selling. They write out crap just to have it written. When I was looking for a car they had a 98 5spd XLE for sale and a 97 LE. Figures.

 

Stock 95 GXE - hubcaps
Stock 95 SE - sawblades
Stock 95 GLE - honeycombs

The dealer probably put the honeycombs on the GXE. They probably had a spare set laying around or the previous owner probably put them on

 

Never heard of mgs before.

 

Just a thought my stillen catalog states that they made a special stillan model sold through the dealers for the 95 model year. Could that be it?

 

The stillen max is SMX.

 

http://www.qrpmw.com/asp/vin/Info.as...D7WT509018&S=1
http://www.qrpts.com/asp/vin/Info.as...D92T207153&S=1
According to that site, MGS means Maxima and it could be either GXE/SE/GLE. Go look at the car and tell us some features and what rims the car has so we can tell you if it is a GXE/SE/GLE

 

Or better yet, he can read the FAQs and figure it out on his own...

 

 

hahahahaha thats excellent

 

Thanks, I was trying to figure this out myself, as my vehicle has no sub-model badge.

 

Dude, your 7 year old links aren't working. FIX NAO!

 

:metalmax:

 

Nice grave dig n00bcakes.