September 28, 2010
I want to buy a Nissan Maxima 2003-2005. Can anyone advice me on buying this new car?
How much should i expect to spend on a Maxima 2003, 2004 or even 2005
Since I don’t know anything about cars what difference does it make if it has 4 cylinders versus 6. What should I look for before buying this car from dealers. Yes, I want it used to save. Does it spend alot of gasoline…if so do you know any other Nissan’s that are reasonably good looking but on a fair price. HELPPPPP!!!!!
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Comments on I want to buy a Nissan Maxima 2003-2005. Can anyone advice me on buying this new car?
4 Cyl – lighter, more gas thrifty, slower acceleration.
6 Cyl – Little heavier, slightly less gas thrifty, better response.
I know my friend Psychology can give the Nissan Altima a glowing review (As he owns one), but I’ve personally test-driven a Maxima, and enjoyed it very much. They’re reasonably priced, and they’re forigen, so you’re probably going to get alot of life out of the mechanical parts. Plus, they’re safe as hell.
Check out ConsumerReports.com and KBB.com to help you with prices and features and comparision shopping.
I’ve owned two! I love them! I owned an old Datsun Maxima and a 2000. Great cars! Depending on what you drive now, the four cylinder will feel like a golf cart. You must get the six, just more GO! As for gas, if you punch it a lot and showboat – you burn more gas. Drive normal and it’s just like most sedan cars. They last forever if you take care of them and maintain all the right stuff (oil, brakes, fluid, etc.) As for the dealership, they can’t make you buy something – arm yourself with knowledge of the product. I would still drive one if it fit my lifestyle now, but two dogs don’t go well in a Maxima! Good Luck to you!
ok this maxima is ugly, thats what i have to say and since u dont mind the engine power i dont see y ur even going for this car. dont no the cost but its gonna cost u. id say take the money add sth to it and buy a toyota. nissans suxs.