2000 Nissan Maxima

Review: The Maxima is a car that seats 5 adults comfortably, looks good cruising almost anywhere (although some may not like the styling), and gets decent gas mileage. Did I mention that it goes like a bat out of .... er.... uhhh....heck? This car is living...

Review: In today's auto market, at least in the USA, what other car out there offers very good performance (acc/handling/braking), with so many amneties, spaciousness with 4 doors and a large trunk, offers a stick shift option, and costs well under $30k?...

Review: My family has owned a 2000 Maxima SE for a little over a month now. The car is extremely fun to drive, and transmits everything its four wheels are doing, even in snow. The Maxima has extremely good acceleration, and handles like some sports cars...

Review: The new 2000 Maxima combines power and performance in a snug sedan. Nissan produced its best sedan with the release of the Maxima. At around 30k with all the options the Maxima provides affordability, performance, luxury, and looks. The Maxima...

Review: The last car I purchased was a Nissan Maxima '89 and that was one of the wisest decisions I've made. Nissan hasn't lost its touch, I noticed, when I bought the new Maxima. Its wonderful, I feel like I'm at home when I drive it. Comfy, sleek, and...

Review: ***December 17, 1999---After several months of new car shopping, looking at various other cars, I found there to be no comparison when I chose the 2000 Maxima SE I now own. I needed a four door vehicle with your basic amenities i.e. power doors,...

The Bottom Line: An excellent, borderline luxury sedan with super performance. These are selling for great prices these days - 10k to 12k - a bargain at twice the price.

Review: I bought my 2000 Maxima SE in July of 2001. It was a one-year-old lease return at my local Nissan Dealer. It had 24,000 miles on it when I bought it. This car has been absolutely trouble-free and is a blast to drive. It currently has just over...

The Bottom Line: If reliability is your number one concern, look to Honda and Toyota. Car looks good, but some parts very cheap.

Review: This car is a smooth riding with lots of pick up. For the first 15,000 miles all I needed was oil changes. Then, the "ugliness" started to show. At 18,000 miles, the rear brakes needed replacing. After a non-NIssan mechanic we know put down in...

The Bottom Line: You really have to ride in one of these. It's the best Maxima ever

Review: The new 2002 Nissan Maxima, in my opinion is the car of the year. The Maxima comes speeding fast right into 2002. Once your in you can't get out. An jaw dropping interior, and the best engine in its class. With the Bose sound system and the moon...

Review: The 2000 Nissan Maxima is an excellent choice for all those people who want to spend around 25,000 dollars and get the car which looks the best and also performs equally great. I have not had the pleasure of owning this car, but I have spent a great...