Used Nissan Maxima for Sale

I really enjoy my Nissan Maxima. It's a nice car, it gets great gas mileage, and it rarely needs any kind of work done on it. Beyond routine things like changing the oil and tires, it's been very low maintenance. It's got a lot of extras, like a heated seat and a sun roof, which is always nice. It's a good looking car, nice sleek lines. Lots of head and leg room in the front and in the back. I guess my only real complaint would be that the leather on the seats cracks kind of easily in the sun. But other than that, and that's a pretty minor problem, the car is great. Very reliable vehicle which I plan on driving for the next 5 years, assuming it keeps going the way it's been going.

CAR HAS A GREAT FIT AND FINISH. ALL CONTROLS HAVE A GOOD SOLID FEEL, QUALITY MATERIALS USE THAT HOLD UP WELL, STYLING OF THE CAR NEVER SEEMS TO DATE ITSELF, HAS A SOPHISTICATED BUT SPORTY LOOK FOR A FOUR DOOR. PREMIUM GAS IS RECOMMENDED WHICH DOES HELP WITH THE PERFORMANCE BUT NOT NECESSARY.GAS MILEAGE IS ABOUT 28-30 MPG REPAIRS COST IS TYPICALLY HIGHER BUT IT IS WORTH IT THE CAR IS FUN TO DRIVE AND THE RIDE AND PERFORMANCE ARE GREAT.

My Maxima was great at first; she had all the power I needed and got me around on the ground just as good if not better than any other old car. Her engine was great; she had a 3.0L VQ engine which, at the time, was one of the best six cylinders on the market. The inside had a nice leather looking dash, and there was plenty of leg room in the back seat for friends. The trunk was very spacious. The car had a very "four-door sports car" vibe to it. As it turns out, many who owned the same make/model also agreed. However, it had issues from the factory with alternators and starters. I changed them at least once a year, but that comes with the territory when owning an old fourth generation Maxima. The engine was easy to work on for the most part. I always changed my own spark plugs and kept the liquids topped off so she wouldn't hiccup. With the trunk being so spacious, it meant that my 16-year-old self could stuff some sub woofers in there for some loud boom. I lowered it with after-market springs and struts to make it hug the road even better. I'd recommend it to a friend; it was a great car for the decade I owned it.