2003 nissan maxima 6 speed manual

We see 5 speed manual all over the place, but having a 6 speed stick shift and leather interior. This car's got power, it's a sports car in disguise, you can race a BMW any day and chance to have it eat your dust.

Pros: One of the best engineering designed vehicle from Nissan. Electrical switches, replaced muffler 2x, battery 2x, just one nagging thing after another for awhile. Has thou on it right now, and the motor still delivers when I ask it to. Pros: Runs well, lots of power when I need it. Comfortable for long trips, I spend a lot of time in my car.

Cons: Naggging problems, electrical issues. Maintenance maintenance maintenance. Linear,smooth and plenty of power. The brakes are ok, handling is feeling a bit numb.

I had two maxima like this and experience the same problem But the the quality of the interior is really good and all the equipment you could think of in a luxury car is there climate control, heated front seats, heated steering The maintenance and pieces of the maxima though is a bit expensive Pros: Sweet engine, well equipped, operation cost is a little high..

Smooth Ride. Sharp breaks, using original Nissan pads never have any squeaking noise. Fun to drive. Car fills safe and stable on the road. It was the best car I ever owned. Pros: Good quality built, reliable car. Service and parts not cheap, but this is a performance car, so It could not be cheap. I owned that car for 10 years, never had any major problem. Change Alternator once and Cam shaft sensor. That will be all repair for 10 years of daily driving in Southern California Extreme Hot condition.

Cons: MPG is not that great. Would Recommend This Car To Anyone — This is my 2nd maxima, after owning my first se model back in 03 i fell in love with the max. Pros: Motor-extremely strong, reliable and quite. Interior-comfortable, roomy Ride Quality-excellent. Cons: Has an issue with the radio-Bose system works awesome when the radio is on but when you put in cd's the speaker in the front drivers side goes in and out.

Thank you Divine Grace Auto! When I walked in a was skeptical but after test driving I was sold. I found a car with great miles on it and no codes. Win win for me. I bought a Ford Explorer here. It was very fair priced and the owner was a nice man. This is a legit place to pick up a used car. BTW, no financing. Very informative and honest. Did not end up purchasing a vehicle but will continue to look there periodically for new inventory.

They seem to be very busy to follow up with you. Yup they contacted me and were cool. Definitely not honest with the conditions of the vehicle. This car has a awful sound when driving. After making several calls to the dealer, got the GM who told me"if you don't like the car, return it" and when I got there to return it, he then said he wasn't taking it back!

I trusted them and I shouldn't have. Will never go there again. Worst car buying experience I have ever had!!! I would definitely recommend them to anyone. Mia was incredibly polite and the Manager was great. No hassle deal. Very rude interaction. I will unfortunately be looking elsewhere. Purchased this vehicle! Only bad thing was it had dash lights on that should have been fixed before selling in my opinion. I will definitely recommend this place. Owners can expect to be notified once the campaign begins on or around April 8.

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The members show up to the middle of nowhere in a pair of the CUVs, and in a few minutes the vehicles are set up to be the group's sound system and its stage. This promo also acts as a video for the song Breakers, which is a bit of a slow jam, but the scenery is absolutely beautiful.