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it looks weird, but interesting weird... interior is premium and it is really nice, i just dont like contrasting colors on steering wheel that make it look weird when it isnt... overall, awesome for nissan.
they should have gotten nicer pics out, photoshops of car on the outside look really poor... AB had good look real life pics, it would have been perfect with little bit less weird headlights, but still nice.
p.s. this showroom vehicle is much nicer than one in official pics, interior looks perfect.
I like it a lot! Way more interesting than an Accord or Camry.
Its not premium.
Seriously...everything doesn't have to pretend to be a luxury car. Whats wrong with Nissan's "4DSC" 4 Door Sports Car looking like a sports car?
If I'm not mistaken, the Altima is the Accord/Camry's competitor. Nissan own website has the Maxima aimed at the Toyota Avalon, (former) Acura TL, and Hyundai Azera. All which are 'premium' vehicles. Perhaps they decided to head the Maxima in a different direction this time.
If I'm not mistaken, the Altima is the Accord/Camry's competitor. Nissan own website has the Maxima aimed at the Toyota Avalon, (former) Acura TL, and Hyundai Azera. All which are 'premium' vehicles. Perhaps they decided to head the Maxima in a different direction this time.
I just priced platnium edition without anything extra at $40k, so it is certainly premium... starts at $32.5 base.
I just priced platnium edition without anything extra at $40k, so it is certainly premium... starts at $32.5 base.
Originally Posted by GSteg
If I'm not mistaken, the Altima is the Accord/Camry's competitor. Nissan own website has the Maxima aimed at the Toyota Avalon, (former) Acura TL, and Hyundai Azera. All which are 'premium' vehicles. Perhaps they decided to head the Maxima in a different direction this time.
No doubt. The Maxima may not be a lux car, but it is most def "premium".