What is nissan doing???
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What is nissan doing???
Why is it that Nissan keep releasing these different trim levels of the maxima instead of fixing the problems with the current car? It started with the 99, then the 99.5,the 2K, there was the 2K1, then the 2K1 AE edition, then the 2K2, then the 2K2 6spd w/HLSD now in a month or two the 2K3 which will be some sort of special edition 
. All of these different models within a 3 to 4 yr timeframe. Why don't they fix the bad tires, the awful torque steering and soft suspension and turn it into a real sport sedan.
Don't get me wrong I like my car but I see this as just marketing tactic to get peoples money.
. All of these different models within a 3 to 4 yr timeframe. Why don't they fix the bad tires, the awful torque steering and soft suspension and turn it into a real sport sedan. Don't get me wrong I like my car but I see this as just marketing tactic to get peoples money.
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Re: What is nissan doing???
Originally posted by nice95GLE
Why is it that Nissan keep releasing these different trim levels of the maxima instead of fixing the problems with the current car? It started with the 99, then the 99.5,the 2K, there was the 2K1, then the 2K1 AE edition, then the 2K2, then the 2K2 6spd w/HLSD now in a month or two the 2K3 which will be some sort of special edition. All of these different models within a 3 to 4 yr timeframe. Why don't they fix the bad tires, the awful torque steering and soft suspension and turn it into a real sport sedan.
Don't get me wrong I like my car but I see this as just marketing tactic to get peoples money.
Why is it that Nissan keep releasing these different trim levels of the maxima instead of fixing the problems with the current car? It started with the 99, then the 99.5,the 2K, there was the 2K1, then the 2K1 AE edition, then the 2K2, then the 2K2 6spd w/HLSD now in a month or two the 2K3 which will be some sort of special edition
. All of these different models within a 3 to 4 yr timeframe. Why don't they fix the bad tires, the awful torque steering and soft suspension and turn it into a real sport sedan. Don't get me wrong I like my car but I see this as just marketing tactic to get peoples money.
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