How much did you pay? *new car shopper*
02-16-2021, 07:50 AM
#881
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 1,871
robtroxel - I have 5 month's left on my current lease. Nissan is waving the last two month's so that would put me around end of May.
May has always been a bad month for lease's at Nissan cause its the start of there financial first qtr. Usually no incentives. My usually term is
12k miles per year for 3yrs. Nissan is now offering 10k miles per year at 3yrs which would work for me. As of now there aren't many 2021 Maxima
Platinum's around my area. Seem to be a few SR's which i am not interested to buy or lease.
davidmetro - thanks for your reply but i am not interested in a low mileage 2020 - its got to be new 2021 ! Been a Maxima driver since 1993 !
I know there are plenty other cars to consider but nothing interests me. This could very well be the early signs of the end of the Maxima.
Time will tell. I have been in the 40th anniversary edition which is very nice. But in my opinion its not worth the additional cost. the local dealer has had one
inside the showroom since early December.
May has always been a bad month for lease's at Nissan cause its the start of there financial first qtr. Usually no incentives. My usually term is
12k miles per year for 3yrs. Nissan is now offering 10k miles per year at 3yrs which would work for me. As of now there aren't many 2021 Maxima
Platinum's around my area. Seem to be a few SR's which i am not interested to buy or lease.
davidmetro - thanks for your reply but i am not interested in a low mileage 2020 - its got to be new 2021 ! Been a Maxima driver since 1993 !
I know there are plenty other cars to consider but nothing interests me. This could very well be the early signs of the end of the Maxima.
Time will tell. I have been in the 40th anniversary edition which is very nice. But in my opinion its not worth the additional cost. the local dealer has had one
inside the showroom since early December.
06-13-2021, 09:34 AM
#884
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Join Date: Feb 2019
Posts: 201
Traded in my 18 sv for a 21 platinum. 35k out the door. Very happy with the platinum. Seats and ride are noticibly better than in my sv. One thing I have to mess with is the stereo. I have the bose now and have to make some adjustments. Love the cooled.seats too. For someone who works outside, it will be very nice at the end of a long, hot day
01-20-2023, 07:56 PM
#885
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Join Date: Jan 2023
Posts: 2
Leased a new 2022 Maxima SV
Valley Nissan in Longmont, CO was advertising their one remaining ‘22 model for: $2999 down payment, $369/mo. X 18 months, 10K per year.
I was able to negotiate $2999 due at signing, including first month’s payment, taxes, dealer handling ($700!), $344/mo. X 18 months, 10K. Sweet! No trade. Plus they threw in winter mats (if I wrote a Google review) and it already had clear mask applied.
I was able to negotiate $2999 due at signing, including first month’s payment, taxes, dealer handling ($700!), $344/mo. X 18 months, 10K. Sweet! No trade. Plus they threw in winter mats (if I wrote a Google review) and it already had clear mask applied.
03-10-2023, 06:38 AM
#887
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 143
03-10-2023, 02:34 PM
#889
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the only downside is the original owner opted for the 18s vs. the 19s for ride comfort. So I’m currently looking for a pair of used 19 inch OEMs.
I’ll likely leave the rest stock, but may consider the eibach springs to lower it, and swapping the rear lights out for the 19+ look. The car is so good as is I don’t really have much ambition to mod it much.
03-11-2023, 06:06 AM
#890
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 1,871
Yeah it was decently below market value and running as a special. I’ve been looking for a good deal Maxima for sometime and this deal aligned up nicely.
the only downside is the original owner opted for the 18s vs. the 19s for ride comfort. So I’m currently looking for a pair of used 19 inch OEMs.
I’ll likely leave the rest stock, but may consider the eibach springs to lower it, and swapping the rear lights out for the 19+ look. The car is so good as is I don’t really have much ambition to mod it much.
the only downside is the original owner opted for the 18s vs. the 19s for ride comfort. So I’m currently looking for a pair of used 19 inch OEMs.
I’ll likely leave the rest stock, but may consider the eibach springs to lower it, and swapping the rear lights out for the 19+ look. The car is so good as is I don’t really have much ambition to mod it much.
03-17-2023, 01:22 PM
#891
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Join Date: May 2016
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 11
Not a new car purchase...but.......
I traded in my 2016 Maxima platinum for a 2021 Maxima 40th anniversary edition in late January, 2023. Paid $33,115 before tax/title/fees for the 2021 with about 25k miles, but only got $15,500 for my 2016 with 68k miles. I was hoping to get closer to $17k for my 2016 because it was nearly perfect for a 7 y/o car; but it didn't happen. Once the new-car bug bite me, it was all over. I just couldn't resist the upgrade.
I'm enjoying the 2021...the driver's seat seems more comfortable; the nav is updated, and carplay is cool. Plus, there's no rear clunking noise in cold weather. 👍👍👍
I traded in my 2016 Maxima platinum for a 2021 Maxima 40th anniversary edition in late January, 2023. Paid $33,115 before tax/title/fees for the 2021 with about 25k miles, but only got $15,500 for my 2016 with 68k miles. I was hoping to get closer to $17k for my 2016 because it was nearly perfect for a 7 y/o car; but it didn't happen. Once the new-car bug bite me, it was all over. I just couldn't resist the upgrade.
I'm enjoying the 2021...the driver's seat seems more comfortable; the nav is updated, and carplay is cool. Plus, there's no rear clunking noise in cold weather. 👍👍👍
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