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Paraskass 03-18-2003 08:44 PM

anybody own or owned a nissan Maxima
 
i dont have the big bucks but am thinking of buying a 96' maxima... maybe 97

I was wondering if anybody have one or has driven one... I think it's an underestimaded car... goes 0-60 in less than 7... on stock and automatic...

any pro's and con's about it...
if not i maybe go for a grand prix gtp

DrewKole 03-18-2003 09:02 PM

I'd go nissan over pontiac.

That being said, I used to have both a GTP and a Maxima... the maxima is a smaller car, and feels alot better when driving...

Smoother and more control, the gtp is just a huge fuckin car... you may have more power, but you feel like you're driving a shermans.

p00p 03-18-2003 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Paraskass
i dont have the big bucks but am thinking of buying a 96' maxima... maybe 97

I was wondering if anybody have one or has driven one... I think it's an underestimaded car... goes 0-60 in less than 7... on stock and automatic...

any pro's and con's about it...
if not i maybe go for a grand prix gtp

Buy the Nissan if you want reliability, buy the GTP if you want a fun car to drive and care less about reliability.
GTP's can be made to go much faster then a Maxima. (superchargers kick ass)
But I guarantee a Nissan engine will far outlast a GM engine, especially a supercharged one that is begging to be bagged.

p00p 03-18-2003 09:05 PM

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Originally posted by DrewKole
I'd go nissan over pontiac.

That being said, I used to have both a GTP and a Maxima... the maxima is a smaller car, and feels alot better when driving...

Smoother and more control, the gtp is just a huge fuckin car... you may have more power, but you feel like you're driving a shermans.

I have driven both, owned neither. The GTP felt far faster to me. What did you find faster?

Paraskass 03-18-2003 09:11 PM

i've never drivent any but according to what i've read, the maxima should be slightly faster, at least on acceleration, but not hell of a lot faster.

i guess the maxima is also better on gas. and durability like everybody has been saying. It is japanese

Muff 03-18-2003 09:14 PM

Ive driven one before. Great cars IMO and they handle extremly well.

DrewKole 03-18-2003 09:17 PM

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Originally posted by p00p

I have driven both, owned neither. The GTP felt far faster to me. What did you find faster?

GTP has much more hp than the old maxima's... probably around 70 or so, plus its supercharged.

GTP was faster... but I'd take pretty much any year maxima over a gtp, given the chance again

MuleScrote 03-18-2003 09:21 PM

you have to go with nissan for reliability and value retention

Mr Cheeks 03-18-2003 09:28 PM

they showed the preview of the next Nissan Maxima on CNN the other day, (2004 model I belive) shit looks hella tight.

p00p 03-18-2003 09:29 PM

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Originally posted by DrewKole


GTP has much more hp than the old maxima's... probably around 70 or so, plus its supercharged.

GTP was faster... but I'd take pretty much any year maxima over a gtp, given the chance again

I saw a 2002 Maxima with the big HP engine at the track last year, and it was beating a lot of 'sports cars'. Which type I won't mention, because a lot of people here drive Mustang GT's and I don't want hate tonight....

DrewKole 03-18-2003 09:31 PM

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Originally posted by p00p

I saw a 2002 Maxima with the big HP engine at the track last year, and it was beating a lot of 'sports cars'. Which type I won't mention, because a lot of people here drive Mustang GT's and I don't want hate tonight....

we arent talking about new maxima's tho...

The new maxima's have 255 hp. six speed... around 6.1 quarter, they are real fast, much faster than the gtp.

Old maxima's have much lower hp tho

MuleScrote 03-18-2003 09:37 PM

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Originally posted by DrewKole


we arent talking about new maxima's tho...

The new maxima's have 255 hp. six speed... around 6.1 quarter, they are real fast, much faster than the gtp.

Old maxima's have much lower hp tho

I agree...and the 2004 Maximas have 265hp and 255 ft lb of torque. They're only getting better!

xerox 03-18-2003 09:49 PM

iv owned 2 maximas in my life, my last maxima had 365,000 miles on it before it died on me, damn good car, my new maxima is a piece of shit because i got ripped off at the used car lot, nothing bad about it, its just they sold me a POS.

dig420 03-18-2003 09:51 PM

I have a Maxima, best car I ever owned. Fast, NEVER EVER breaks down or fucks up, just an all around gooood car.

Raven 03-18-2003 09:52 PM

I've owned two Maximas and I think they're great cars. I'd buy another one in a heartbeat.

p00p 03-18-2003 09:56 PM

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Originally posted by MuleScrote


I agree...and the 2004 Maximas have 265hp and 255 ft lb of torque. They're only getting better!

It's amazing what they are doing with smaller engines. I am still a believer that there is 'no replacement for displacement' but still...
A 2003 Subaru WRX does 0-60 in 5.7 seconds, and a 13.9 second 1/4 mile. And this is a car designed for road/offroad racing, not racing at the track. Any car that breaks a 14.0 second 1/4 mile stock is worth a lot of respect. And that is a 4 cylinder engine in a car that doesn't cost all that much....Imagine 1000k worth of mods? You would have a car that would beat Mustangs, Camaros, and poorly driven vettes....

WC Support 03-18-2003 09:57 PM

My parents used to own a Maxima when I was in high school around 1989. I loved it.

p00p 03-18-2003 09:58 PM

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Originally posted by dig420
I have a Maxima, best car I ever owned. Fast, NEVER EVER breaks down or fucks up, just an all around gooood car.
I remember driving a nissan sentra courtesy car with over 400 000KM on it (about 240 000 miles on it) and it ran like brand new. The owner of the shop swore it was original engine with regular oil changes, and I believe it.

Peaches 03-18-2003 09:59 PM

Get the Maxima. I bought my brother's 1990 for my son and finally junked it when the transmission went out after 203K miles (mostly from driving up my driveway). I would have kept it, but he was driving 120 miles RT every day and I knew it was just a matter of time....

I had a 1997 and LOVED it. It was the 185 hp, I think? It was an SE back when they made the SE suspensions tighter - not sure if they're still doing that. I traded it in for a Pathfinder because I needed the space and 4WD and hated giving it up.

I rented a 2002 last year and if it wasn't so impractical for me to have it, I'd get one.

Maximas are solid, fun, and if you take care of it, will last you FOREVER. They can carry a lot of people and have a decent trunk also.

If you're going to buy ANY used car, do yourself a favor and have it inspected by a professional first. I was looking at used trucks last year and 4 out of 4 I test drove, ran a Carfax on, had maintenance records on, etc. 3 had been in wrecks with 2 having pretty substantial body damage and the 4th was rusting out from being in the north for 4 years :(

Dj Furious 03-18-2003 10:05 PM

anyone remember the black pimped out Maxima from Menace to Society?? that car was sweet!

Both those cars are pretty cool, im sure the supercharged GTP would be waay faster w/ 240 horsepower...

it just comes down to how much you want to spend, and which one you like driving better!

Id say the maxima most likely is way more reliable...

I had a 91' thunderbird SuperCoupe in high school, fucking car was a blast, i upped the horse to 300, torque was crazy.. at like 350-370

but it was unreliable as fuck!!!
the GTP is similar.. supercharged, and shit

u decide dude! - personal tastes

Paraskass 03-18-2003 10:38 PM

yeah I was already leaning towards the maxima... I know for sure it's a good car. It has a lot of potential... Like the 80000$ maxima in the fast and the furious, I have to rent that again.


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