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Quickest car I've ever driven.
by RacerCollected on Mon Jul 10 2017
This car is great sedan with sports car-like attributes. The driver is placed into a seat position that would inspire the enthusiast driver.
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by Tom s vikings fan from Plymouth Mn on Wed May 02 2018
This car has the looks, and all the bells and whistles I was looking for. It drives like no other car I have had before!
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Having fun
Does recommend this car!!
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by mystiquec from Freeport,NY on Sun Mar 04 2018
The Nissan Maxima is a great vehicle. I would recommend this vehicle if you like sport cars. Nice size car. Some of the features that the platinum came with are heated seats, sun roof, keyless entry, and navigation. I don't know if all the maximas' come with this features but the Nissan maxima platinum does. Even though its a little pricy if you buy it new it was worth the money.
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by Winn from Green Bay, WI on Mon Jun 18 2018
The Maxima is not rated high by professionals because if interior space mostly. That does not bother me. Most cars in this category have a 4 cal, the Maxima is a V-6. Great performance and gas milage. The CVT transmission is one of the best I have driven.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Commuting
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The redesigned 2016 Nissan Maxima is a powerful, good-handling sedan that stays true to the nameplate's performance-oriented heritage and features an upscale interior that befits its price.
"Maxima" is Nissan's longest continually-in-use nameplate, and the eighth-generation car is a boldly styled sedan that draws heavily from the Nissan Sport Sedan Concept.
Ever since the Nissan Altima grew into a midsize family sedan in the early 2000s, the Maxima hasn't fit neatly into a segment. Nissan says the 2016 Maxima is designed to compete with larger, traditional full-size sedans like the Chevrolet Impala and Toyota Avalon, as well as appeal to buyers looking to move up to a luxury car, like the Acura TLX... Read More
