Showing posts with label Nissan Maxima. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nissan Maxima. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

2009 Nissan Maxima Priced from $29,290

Nissan has announced pricing on its all-new, North American flagship model, the 2009 Nissan Maxima. Offered exclusively with a 290Hp 3.5-liter V6 engine that’s combined with a standard CVT (auto) transmission, prices for the seventh generation Maxima are set at $29,290 for the base 3.5 S and at $31,990 for the better equipped 3.5 SV. -Continued If your up to it, the Maxima is also available with

2009 Nissan Maxima Priced from $29,290

Nissan has announced pricing on its all-new, North American flagship model, the 2009 Nissan Maxima. Offered exclusively with a 290Hp 3.5-liter V6 engine that’s combined with a standard CVT (auto) transmission, prices for the seventh generation Maxima are set at $29,290 for the base 3.5 S and at $31,990 for the better equipped 3.5 SV. -Continued If your up to it, the Maxima is also available with

2009 Nissan Maxima Priced from $29,290

Nissan has announced pricing on its all-new, North American flagship model, the 2009 Nissan Maxima. Offered exclusively with a 290Hp 3.5-liter V6 engine that’s combined with a standard CVT (auto) transmission, prices for the seventh generation Maxima are set at $29,290 for the base 3.5 S and at $31,990 for the better equipped 3.5 SV. -Continued If your up to it, the Maxima is also available with

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Nissan Maxima Convertible with Suicide Doors

Chopping off the roof from a sedan is one thing but also removing the B-pillar to append suicide doors? We’re no engineers but that does sound kinda suicidal in concern of the Maxima’s structural rigidity… Not that it matters, but the owner of the car goes by the name M_Diggler and his Maxima bears a “PRN STAR” custom Florida license plate – apparently his inspiration came from the 1997 Boogie

Nissan Maxima Convertible with Suicide Doors

Chopping off the roof from a sedan is one thing but also removing the B-pillar to append suicide doors? We’re no engineers but that does sound kinda suicidal in concern of the Maxima’s structural rigidity… Not that it matters, but the owner of the car goes by the name M_Diggler and his Maxima bears a “PRN STAR” custom Florida license plate – apparently his inspiration came from the 1997 Boogie

Nissan Maxima Convertible with Suicide Doors

Chopping off the roof from a sedan is one thing but also removing the B-pillar to append suicide doors? We’re no engineers but that does sound kinda suicidal in concern of the Maxima’s structural rigidity… Not that it matters, but the owner of the car goes by the name M_Diggler and his Maxima bears a “PRN STAR” custom Florida license plate – apparently his inspiration came from the 1997 Boogie

Nissan Maxima Convertible with Suicide Doors

Chopping off the roof from a sedan is one thing but also removing the B-pillar to append suicide doors? We’re no engineers but that does sound kinda suicidal in concern of the Maxima’s structural rigidity… Not that it matters, but the owner of the car goes by the name M_Diggler and his Maxima bears a “PRN STAR” custom Florida license plate – apparently his inspiration came from the 1997 Boogie

Nissan Maxima Convertible with Suicide Doors

Chopping off the roof from a sedan is one thing but also removing the B-pillar to append suicide doors? We’re no engineers but that does sound kinda suicidal in concern of the Maxima’s structural rigidity… Not that it matters, but the owner of the car goes by the name M_Diggler and his Maxima bears a “PRN STAR” custom Florida license plate – apparently his inspiration came from the 1997 Boogie

Nissan Maxima Convertible with Suicide Doors

Chopping off the roof from a sedan is one thing but also removing the B-pillar to append suicide doors? We’re no engineers but that does sound kinda suicidal in concern of the Maxima’s structural rigidity… Not that it matters, but the owner of the car goes by the name M_Diggler and his Maxima bears a “PRN STAR” custom Florida license plate – apparently his inspiration came from the 1997 Boogie

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Video: 2009 Nissan Maxima 290Hp 3.5 V6

Unveiled during the 2008 New York International Auto Show, the sixth generation 2009 Nissan Maxima is bigger and more powerful than the outgoing model but it also features a polarizing exterior design. You can check out our original story that includes details and high-res images of the 2009 Maxima here or you can click through to see Nissan’s official video that contains static and running

Video: 2009 Nissan Maxima 290Hp 3.5 V6

Unveiled during the 2008 New York International Auto Show, the sixth generation 2009 Nissan Maxima is bigger and more powerful than the outgoing model but it also features a polarizing exterior design. You can check out our original story that includes details and high-res images of the 2009 Maxima here or you can click through to see Nissan’s official video that contains static and running

Video: 2009 Nissan Maxima 290Hp 3.5 V6

Unveiled during the 2008 New York International Auto Show, the sixth generation 2009 Nissan Maxima is bigger and more powerful than the outgoing model but it also features a polarizing exterior design. You can check out our original story that includes details and high-res images of the 2009 Maxima here or you can click through to see Nissan’s official video that contains static and running

Video: 2009 Nissan Maxima 290Hp 3.5 V6

Unveiled during the 2008 New York International Auto Show, the sixth generation 2009 Nissan Maxima is bigger and more powerful than the outgoing model but it also features a polarizing exterior design. You can check out our original story that includes details and high-res images of the 2009 Maxima here or you can click through to see Nissan’s official video that contains static and running

Video: 2009 Nissan Maxima 290Hp 3.5 V6

Unveiled during the 2008 New York International Auto Show, the sixth generation 2009 Nissan Maxima is bigger and more powerful than the outgoing model but it also features a polarizing exterior design. You can check out our original story that includes details and high-res images of the 2009 Maxima here or you can click through to see Nissan’s official video that contains static and running

Video: 2009 Nissan Maxima 290Hp 3.5 V6

Unveiled during the 2008 New York International Auto Show, the sixth generation 2009 Nissan Maxima is bigger and more powerful than the outgoing model but it also features a polarizing exterior design. You can check out our original story that includes details and high-res images of the 2009 Maxima here or you can click through to see Nissan’s official video that contains static and running

2009 Nissan Maxima Officially Revealed at NY Show

Like it or not, this is the new 2009 Maxima that was (officially) unveiled today at the New York Auto Show opening. Here at Carscoop, we’re kinda divided with Nissan’s new flagship model’s exterior appearance – personally, I don’t like the front-end’s design at all, but feel free to have your say in our comment section below. Even though Nissan states that during the new Maxima’s development

2009 Nissan Maxima Officially Revealed at NY Show

Like it or not, this is the new 2009 Maxima that was (officially) unveiled today at the New York Auto Show opening. Here at Carscoop, we’re kinda divided with Nissan’s new flagship model’s exterior appearance – personally, I don’t like the front-end’s design at all, but feel free to have your say in our comment section below. Even though Nissan states that during the new Maxima’s development

2009 Nissan Maxima Officially Revealed at NY Show

Like it or not, this is the new 2009 Maxima that was (officially) unveiled today at the New York Auto Show opening. Here at Carscoop, we’re kinda divided with Nissan’s new flagship model’s exterior appearance – personally, I don’t like the front-end’s design at all, but feel free to have your say in our comment section below. Even though Nissan states that during the new Maxima’s development

2009 Nissan Maxima Officially Revealed at NY Show

Like it or not, this is the new 2009 Maxima that was (officially) unveiled today at the New York Auto Show opening. Here at Carscoop, we’re kinda divided with Nissan’s new flagship model’s exterior appearance – personally, I don’t like the front-end’s design at all, but feel free to have your say in our comment section below. Even though Nissan states that during the new Maxima’s development

2009 Nissan Maxima Officially Revealed at NY Show

Like it or not, this is the new 2009 Maxima that was (officially) unveiled today at the New York Auto Show opening. Here at Carscoop, we’re kinda divided with Nissan’s new flagship model’s exterior appearance – personally, I don’t like the front-end’s design at all, but feel free to have your say in our comment section below. Even though Nissan states that during the new Maxima’s development