2010 Nissan Maxima Hits the Road from $30,460

The 2010 model year Maxima is on sale now at Nissan dealerships across the States with prices (excluding applicable tax, title and license fees) set at $30,460 for the 3.5 S and $33,180 for the better equipped 3.5 SV. Both models are powered by a 290-horsepower 3.5-liter V6 coupled to a CVT with available paddle shifters. Changes for the 2010MY Maxima include new wheel finishes, a standard Bluetooth Hands-free Phone System on all models and new or revised option packages that include features such as a new 7-inch color monitor and a 2GB Music Server.

Furthermore, Nissan said that the available Hard Drive Navigation System has been upgraded and now includes DVD playback capability, streaming audio via Bluetooth technology, XM NavTraffic Real-Time Traffic Information and XM NavWeather.

Nissan Maxima Modded Into a BMW 7-Series!

As much as we would like to believe that we always know why people do the things they do, fact is that sometimes we don't have even the slightest idea. Take this monstrously modified Nissan Maxima for example. It's as if the owner of the Kuwaiti licensed plate vehicle went into an automotive supermarket randomly picking out accessories and parts for the mix. Here's a shortlist of his "groceries": BMW 7-Series fascia, BMW M3-like front bumper, Lamborghini style front scissor doors, two-part hood, gullwing rear doors and a Supra-like rear wing are just a few of the countless items that he added to the poor Maxima. What can we say...

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SEMA: 2009 Nissan Maxima by STILLEN

Well-know Nissan race driver and builder Steve Millen joined forces with the Japanese automaker to offer a full aftermarket treatment on the latest generation Maxima. Modifications to the four-door sedan include but are not limited to engine airflow management improvements, rear roof and deck lid spoilers, custom-made multispoke alloy wheels wrapped in chunky rubber and a two-tone black-and-silver paint scheme with red stripping.

Nissan Maxima Convertible with Suicide Doors

Chopping off the roof from a sedan is one thing but also removing the B-pillar to append suicide doors? We’re no engineers but that does sound kinda suicidal in concern of the Maxima’s structural rigidity… Not that it matters, but the owner of the car goes by the name M_Diggler and his Maxima bears a “PRN STAR” custom Florida license plate – apparently his inspiration came from the 1997 Boogie Nights film. More pictures of the Maxima Convertible with… and without girls after the jump. -Continued


















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