The 2016 Nissan Maxima is all-new for this model year. Nissan took the previous generation Maxima and tossed it in the bin, starting from scratch for an entirely new experience in full-sized sedans. The only holdover from the old Maxima is its tried-and-true V6. Read more at iSeeCars.com
For a week, we had the 2016 Nissan Maxima as a daily-use vehicle. Nissan calls this new Maxima a track-tested, fighter jet-inspired sedan whose sportiness is only eclipsed by its fuel efficiency and practicality. So is it? Read more at Gizmag.com.
The new Maxima is more than a showcase of Nissan’s design language going forward, it’s also a showing of what the company feels a “sports sedan” is all about. And it’s a great thing. Read more at TorqueNews.com.
The 2015 Nissan Murano has a surprise system that many may not be aware of: Nissan’s new Driver Attention Alert program meant to let drivers know when their attention is not on the road. Read more at TorqueNews.com.
After buying a 1996 Nissan Maxima from a seller on Craigslist, Nissan fully restored it to its original glory and unveiled to, appropriately, the original owner. Now they have their own tongue-in-cheek video to show it off. Read more at TorqueNews.
Luke Aker decided to sell his well-loved 1996 Maxima on Craigslist and produced one of the greatest ads of all time, complete with gravel-voiced narration and professional video. The ,400 asking price seemed a bargain given the excellent ad and to someone, at least, it was bargain basement. Who that …
The Maxima is Nissan’s luxury sedan that represents the highest combination of sport and luxury the company has to offer before going to their premium brand’s lineup. It’s a plush, comfortable, and fun drive that engages you immediately. 26 mpg on the highway doesn’t hurt either. Pinboard (MacAaron)
