Used 1997 Nissan Maxima Consumer Reviews
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excellent
allmaxedout, 01/14/2003
1997 Nissan Maxima SE 4dr Sedan
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it is the fastest 4 door in its class. leave accords and camrys in the dust.
hate it
3333, 02/23/2003
1997 Nissan Maxima SE 4dr Sedan
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this car has given me nothing but problems since i bought it. i had to replace the whole engine.
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Wesley, 06/17/2002
1997 Nissan Maxima SE 4dr Sedan
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Nice Car. If I had to do it again, I would opt for the Infiniti I30 and get the add'l perks at the dealership and more comfort. This Maxima however, has proven to be a reliable car. With all the freeway miles on it, I expect this car to last to at least 150K without any problems. If you're considering buying a used car, you can't go wrong but look into a comparably priced I30. You may get more bang for your buck.
I Love Nissan Maxima
cjli, 04/20/2002
1997 Nissan Maxima SE 4dr Sedan
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I have a 97' Maxima and I love it. I used to drive a 84' maxima with 112K on it. For both Maximas, I never wonder if my Max is going to start when I get in to it, no matter in winter or hot summer. I love everything the Maximas offer, mileage, power, comfort, overall performance, reliability etc. Driving my maximas, I enjoy the interaction between my hands and the road furface. They seem never break down or say, never upset you. My next new car will still be Maxima. I have a 99' Toyota Corolla, but the performance is just so bad. Forget Toyota!
1997 Nissan Maxima SE Review
Tinbird, 07/10/2003
1997 Nissan Maxima SE 4dr Sedan
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Attractive, fun, safe car. [Engine] performance superior in many regards to most competitors, though suspension is merely adequate (unforgivable for Nissan to forego true 4-wheel independent suspension when many competitors have been doing so for years). Also, while the car is enjoyable to drive and reliable, fit- and-finish is merely "average." Finally dealership support is very typical: long waits; dubious sales/service tactics; premium prices. Overall, definitely a GOOD car (safe and reliable); in some ways a VERY GOOD car (potent engine and nice [optional] "creature comforts"); but not quite a GREAT car (mediocre suspension, fit-and-finish).