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Nissan has announced that it will discontinue the Maxima in mid-2023, just six years after the automaker introduced the current generation of the flagship sedan. This move appears strategic, as the company is expected to bring an all-electric Maxima to market shortly.
The Nissan Maxima has been discontinued after 42 years on the market. The company has said it is moving to focus on electric and autonomous vehicles.
The Maxima was first introduced in 1979. It quickly became a popular choice for drivers looking for a sporty sedan. It was the first car to offer a continuously variable transmission. It boasted a powerful V6 engine.
Nissan is one of only a few automakers to offer a great combination of luxury and economy vehicles. While Nissan offers entry-level to mid-market vehicles, those who are looking for more luxury than what is offered in a Versa, Sentra or Altima, may want to consider the Nissan Maxima. This vehicle offers a nice array of advanced luxury features.
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If you’ve been shopping for a fun-to-drive car in the Phoenix area that provides exceptional technology and a terrific user experience, then the 2016 Nissan Maxima is the right choice for you, according to J.D. Power & Associates.
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