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Best sedan I've ever driven
Reese P, 01/22/2017
2017 Nissan Maxima Platinum 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
Incredible car for the price. Quiet and super comfortable. CVT transmission took a bit to get used to but car is fun to drive! UPDATE after 7 months ownership: The Maxima is in the "full size/large car" category along with Toyota Avalons, Kia Credenzas, Chevy Impalas, etc. The outside dimensions are about equivalent to those other cars, but the interior is at most the size of a midsize … car. Having had an Avalon before my Maxima, it has been an adjustment to get used to the reduced cabin and trunk space. Fortunately, I knew when buying that I no longer needed such a big interior. In return for less space you get very thick doors which I believe is one reason the car rates so highly on safety. Such thick doors makes it a little hard to get into the vehicle. But once inside, the Maxima is beautiful, incredibly comfortable (except for people taller than about 5'11 in the back seats), super easy to use and understand. The interior (Platinum level) is nicer and better laid out than many cars I have been in costing tens of thousands of dollars more. I have never heard a better sound system in a car than the Bose sound system in my car. I am now used to the CVT; when "flooring it" the car simulates a regular transmission and with 300 hp has a few times scared me a bit with its pickup. I regularly get 33 mpg on the highway even at 75 mph. The Maxima Platinum is a luxury car with fun performance and very minor faults. By far the best sedan I have ever driven and an incredible car for the price I paid. UPDATE AFTER A YEAR OF OWNERSHIP: Still the best car I have ever owned. Heated steering wheel is an incredible luxury during winter and warms really fast. Entire car heats up very quickly.
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What is a good price for a used 2018 Nissan Maxima?
- According to Edmunds.com's True Market Value calculations, the retail price of a used 2018 Nissan Maxima's most popular trim, the 3.5 SL, in great condition with 60,000 miles on its odometer, is $26,035. Prices vary by trim, region and options included.
How does the Nissan Maxima's interior compare to other luxury cars?
- Nissan's electronics interface is a home run and is both easy to use and looks good, which is a rare feat compared to other luxury cars that are overly complicated and confusing to use. Cargo space and storage are good for the segment, but the Maxima is less generous with space for people.
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