2004 Nissan Maxima Silver Sunroof V6 Leather on 2040-cars
McAllen, Texas, United States
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2004 Nissan Maxima SE Silver V6-cylinder engine with 5 Speed Automatic Transmission FWD suspension This is a non-smokers vehicle Takes Regular Gas 6DISC CD player Radio 163,000 miles only Has one set of key. This MAXIMA drives well with no problems. Engine and Transmission work Great. It came loaded with these standard features and more: Electric Windows Electric Door locks Electric Door Mirrors Elictric Tilt Steering Wheel Electric steering wheel heater Electric Drivers Seat and passenger seat Heating and Air Conditioning Anti-Lock Brakes Air Bags Factory Security System Leather seats Cruise Control Fog lights Memory seats Hid Xenon oem headlights Steering wheel controls and more… Flaws that I noticed by me personally: Has little wear on front right side of bumper and little paint chip on front of hood; drivers seat will not move front or back, its just off track because motor is working on seat. Car will be Sold as Is. Immediate Deposit of $200.00 thru PayPal, Buyer must pay in cash or certified check and pickup Car in person within 7 days. This is being sold by dealer and there are no extra or hidden fees. You pay nothing extra but price of vehicle and to title the vehicle in your name in this state or in your state. ANY QUESTIONS BE FREE TO ASK OR COME SEE VEHICLE IN PERSON IF YOU LIKE TOO.
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We needed to get some family impressions of the new Pathfinder, and fast.
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The new hybrid is powered by a 2.5-liter supercharged engine (we're assuming it's a four-cylinder, though Nissan hasn't specified) coupled with a lithium-ion battery and 15-kilowatt electric motor, capable of producing 250 horsepower and 243 pound-feet of torque - 10 less horsepower but three more pound-feet than the standard V6 Pathfinder. Nissan says the hybrid crossover will be rated at 25/27 miles per gallon (city/highway), with a 26-mpg combined rating. This means that on a full tank, the cruising range of the Pathfinder Hybrid is a cool 526 miles.
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