2004 Nissan Maxima

I purchased my first Nissan (Datsun) Maxima in 1982. I was looking to purchase a "used" Pontiac 6000 STE that I spotted on a "Datsun" dealership. The car was priced at $18,200.00 I had just finished the credit application and was looking on the showroom floor since I had never seen or heard of the Datsun 810 Maxima. While looking, I noticed the price was $13,000.00

That's when it hit me.... "$18k for a used american model, or $13k for a brand new foreign car.... Needless to say, the $13k won out and I have owned Maximas every since. My first one (above) the 810 Maxima was loaded and I put 98,000 miles on it before I sold it. I then purchased the 1995 Nissan Maxima SE w/ 5 speed. I put 220,000 on it before I needed my first clutch. I sold this one and purchased the 1989 Maxima SE w/ 5 speed. I put 250,000 on it before needing a clutch. I sold it and purchased the 1995 Maxima GXE model. I have 338,000 miles on this one. I put an alternator on it at 268,000 miles, and I just replaced the original muffler after 307,000 miles. Everything else is still original. I have this car for sale now since I purchased the 2004 Maxima.
I am a true believer in the Nissan product line, and I have had great success with them. I am on my 5th Maxima, and I have two Nissan Altima's for my kids in college. One is a 1995 and the other is a 1996. My friends have purchased Nissan vehicles as well based upon my experience. My closest friend purchased a 2007 Nissan Xterra for himself two years ago, and he just purchased a new 2009 Nissan Maxima for his wife. He had borrowed my 1995 Maxima and drove it from Philadelphia, PA to Seattle, WA with 274,000 miles on it. He said that after riding with me for years in the car and knowing that I had not encountered any problems, he felt confident in the Nissan line. When we first met, he was driving an Oldsmobile Cutlass, and his wife was driving a Dodge Stratus. I have converted them to the Nissan line. Overall, they are great cars, and look forward to putting over 400,000 miles on this one...

Car was suppose to be like now, it was not even close. Damage on front and rear. Very dirty and dents front and rear. The sellar is truley a very good salesman. The car was not detailed and the not ready to be picked up. Tires are shot.

BUYER BEWARE!!!!

The car that was pictured was not the one received. No title for the one I did receive. The car was in poor condition and I received no help from ebay or the seller. I filed a claim but ebay "can not find a filed complaint". I lost big time on this deal. Next time I'm going to the deal and not ebay. Vey bad experience. Don't count on ebay to help. Their customer service was terrible and no one I spoke to had answers. Beware, do lots of homework before you make any deals on ebay!!!!

This is regarding a 2004 Nissan Maxima SL. The car will be used as a daily driver primarily interstate driving of about 70 miles per day. I purchased it on Ebay with 87,000+ miles and it performs perfectly. The leather seating is very comfortable, the controls are easily accessible and the car has tons of horsepower but yet gets reasonable mileage (25-26 mpg) from TX to TN. This car has good road manners and hugs the road well on the Michelin 225/55 17 Hyrdo-Edge tires.

I would recommend this car to anyone wanting a roomy, comfortable sedan with the added pleasure of almost driving like a sports car.

THE PRICE WAS VERY REASONABLE. THE SALESMAN WAS VERY COOPERATIVE AND HELPFUL. THE TRANSACTION WAS DONE IN A REASONABLE TIME AND MANNER! I AM VERY SATISFIED WITH MY PURCHASE!

Bought my wife's Max new in May, '04. It has great looks, power, and has been very reliable. The factory could have done a better job on the leather seat stitching and inststrument panel and dashboard, but i think that the newer models dashes are more stylish. All in all, a heckuva ride and speedster for the money....

thewre is not one thing I hate about these cars they are one sweet ride as well as a head turner I LOVE my maxima