Used Nissan Maxima for Sale in Norfolk, VA

I was searching for a new vehicle and purchased a used 2010 Nissan Maxima from my sister-in-law. It had two owners, and they were both family members. I knew the car was taken care of. I really like the exterior looks of the Nissan Maxima. It's very stylish, and it's a much newer car than my previous car. The interior is all leather. It has a Bose sound system, Bluetooth, heated seats and heated steering wheel. The glass is factory tinted. It has a spoiler and a panoramic sunroof. The engine is 290 horsepower, and it gets 26 mpg during everyday driving. The car also includes an LCD panel for control access and to view rear view camera. Passenger side airbags, radio and temperature controls in the back seat, in cabin air filter. The car really shows its power after about 40 mph, and it's very smooth. A few things I do not like about the car. The take-off is a bit sluggish. I had to take it to dealership for a factory recall fix. The transmission can be hit or miss. Feels a bit heavy. The rear camera does not beep. The headlights are a little hazy and will need to be restored.

I was in the market to purchase a used car. I found a used 2010 Nissan Maxima from a family member that was for sale. It was blue with 82k miles on it. The car had been garaged kept, all maintenance done and most of the miles were highway miles. I was able to test drive the car. This was first car I had driven with a CVT transmission. The car had a lot of zip with a 290 horsepower engine. Ride felt very smooth. The interior was a nice leather. Bose audio system with panoramic roof. Spoiler and nice wheels. I inspected the vehicle, and it was in mint condition. I took the car onto the highway. The acceleration was very smooth. I had no problems passing other drivers if needed. Engine was very quite. Steering was solid. The exterior of the car was very eye appealing. The aggressive stance, wide body and spoiler gave it a sporty feel for a four-door sedan. It also included paddle shifters on the steering wheel for a "sport mode" manual shifting experience. This gave the car more of a racing feel.