2004 Nissan Maxima Usados en Venta

We purchased this car for my husband as an A to B car, so looks weren't the most important aspect. Desert life is hard on cars, and especially paint jobs, so cosmetically it has a few defects. However, it's a style that isn't overly dated, and all things considered, it's held up pretty well.

This is one of the few used cars I've had that hasn't broken down beyond repair. The layout of the parts under the hood make for an easy fix for a lot of issues. Some fixes, such as replacing spark plugs, are not as easy though due to having to move large parts to get to them, but other than that it is an easy car to work on. It's not the most fuel efficient car, but with some modification, a full tank of gas could last quite a while. The way it handles on the road is superb, and can handle bumps and dips with ease. The interior of the vehicle is smooth to the touch, as the seats are covered with leather and the rest of the interior is covered with smooth felt. It's not that technologically sophisticated, but the CD player and the tape player work great! The trunk makes for a great place to store speakers that can be used for the perfect sound system in the car. The car takes wear and tear with stride, and it will take a significant amount of miles before any part starts to wear down, making it a reliable car for road trips. And with ample room for a few friends in the back, those road trips won't be so lonely, either! Overall, this car has been a pleasure to drive, and I would definitely recommend it to other people

I do like the smooth ride and comfortable feel of my car but it also has a lot of transmission problems. Around 100,000 miles I had to put $4,000 into my car to make sure the transmission was safe for me to drive. I took it to the dealership for this repair and I was thoroughly disappointed in the service that I was given.