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Old 06-29-2006, 10:12 PM
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Cefiro Wagon

We have quite a few of these driving around New Zealand but I doubt theres many in the US.. I think the wagons are popular with the car audio guys.. i prefer the sedan personally

disclaimer/ pls don't flame me if this is a repost, maybe should be in other rides section but not everyone goes there.

Cefiro Wagon comes in 2, 2.5 and 3.0 (not many around)

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Old 06-29-2006, 10:44 PM
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That looks like an A32 with something GROWING out of it!

Thanks for the pics mate, I love to see rare Maxima related stuff.
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actually i wouldnt mind driving that. maybe if it was a little shorter. but i love the front bumper!
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phew not a repost then

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actually i wouldnt mind driving that. maybe if it was a little shorter. but i love the front bumper!
The dimensions of the wagon aren't that much different..

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Exterior dimensions (LxWxH), mm 4760 x 1770 x 1410
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Exterior dimensions (LxWxH), mm 4800 x 1770 x 1455
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^^^ That front end is amazing.
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Originally Posted by Fr33way
^^^ That front end is amazing.
true that, man...
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Old 06-30-2006, 10:31 AM
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I always liked the station wagons, especially the sleepers. HEHE dodge magnum r/t is hte newest wagon sleeper imo. But that thing with a turbo or small twin turbos. "I gotta go get some groceries" *sound of peeling rubber*

Wonder what it would take to get that over here to america.
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looks nice for a wagon, and I love the front bumper....possible new body mod for me
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Originally Posted by MadMaxima99
I always liked the station wagons, especially the sleepers. HEHE dodge magnum r/t is hte newest wagon sleeper imo. But that thing with a turbo or small twin turbos. "I gotta go get some groceries" *sound of peeling rubber*

Wonder what it would take to get that over here to america.
Actually speaking of wagons and especially the magnum, AirMattDogg one of the longest standing orgers who had the infamous "orange maxima" sold it in favor of one. He said the magnum is reliable, fast and he likes it alot the last time I talked to him.
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Old 06-30-2006, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Fr33way
^^^ That front end is amazing.


Real nice front bumper on the white one. Nice side skirts.
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front looks very nice, i agree. not a fan of the rear, though. not bad for a wagon, but the way the rear pillar doesn't stand out from the window seems kind of odd. but definitely for a rare car!
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Imagine importing one and swapping in a VQ35 w/bolt ons! That would be one hot sleeper.
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Old 07-01-2006, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by MadMaxima99
I always liked the station wagons, especially the sleepers. HEHE dodge magnum r/t is hte newest wagon sleeper imo. But that thing with a turbo or small twin turbos. "I gotta go get some groceries" *sound of peeling rubber*

Wonder what it would take to get that over here to america.
I've always loved wagons too, especially when I used to bike a lot. But there aren't a lot to choose from currently and none that I'd trade my Max for. There were some rumors of Stagea wagons being seen stateside for marketing tests, but haven't heard anything more, so I guess the idea didn't fly. Too bad, because that's one wagon I would seriously consider, especially if it got the Infiniti treatment. As for this Cefiro, I'm not digging the styling so much. Too last decade for me, like the old Accord, Camry, Tarus, and Saab wagons. Oddly enough, Volvo wagons still look fresh, despite not having changed all that much over the years.
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Old 07-01-2006, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by es_amixam
Imagine importing one and swapping in a VQ35 w/bolt ons! That would be one hot sleeper.
True that...I actually really like the front and it's profile, the rear is blahh!!! I would custum retrofit the 97-99 tails, smoked(y not, all honda ricers do it to their civics or wtv). Also, i like the 97-99 SE rims on it....looks really nice, i would so drive that
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Old 07-02-2006, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by bigEL
I've always loved wagons too, especially when I used to bike a lot. But there aren't a lot to choose from currently and none that I'd trade my Max for. There were some rumors of Stagea wagons being seen stateside for marketing tests, but haven't heard anything more, so I guess the idea didn't fly.
These are the typical specs of the Importer Stagea Wagons here

This is a genuine Autech Nissan Stagea 260RS .2.6 twin turbo,4wd

Autech fitted factory Skyline GTR R33 Running gear .rb26dett.5spd,4wd,Lsd rear

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This is probably one of the best looking wagons on the market today IMO. Just that we can't get it here...yet. I wouldn't mind an Evo wagon either, but again, not available in the US.

Check that: The Audi and Volvo wagons aren't bad looking either, but ironically I actually wouldn't touch any of the wagons I mentioned because of reliability concerns....which leaves me still holding on to my Max...which ain't a bad thing.
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LOL. Well Nissan stop selling the wagon version for the Maxima since the intro of the 4th gen. just like Honda Accord hasn't made a wagon since the last generation. Seem like people are more favored with SUV and Mini Van. So it does make no sense to make a wagon version of their sedan counterpart.
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Originally Posted by bigEL
This is probably one of the best looking wagons on the market today IMO. Just that we can't get it here...yet. I wouldn't mind an Evo wagon either, but again, not available in the US.

Check that: The Audi and Volvo wagons aren't bad looking either, but ironically I actually wouldn't touch any of the wagons I mentioned because of reliability concerns....which leaves me still holding on to my Max...which ain't a bad thing.


my brother's wag .... not 2 bad and plenty of room for his subs & two kids. no reliabilty concerns so far...
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Old 07-06-2006, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Fr33way
^^^ That front end is amazing.
I remember seeing that model in a hobby store. Debated on buying it. I should have.
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Despite being an older car, that front end looks very fresh. I was surprised though cause i thought it had a kit on from the original pics but then i saw the brochure scan and that was yet another pleasant surprise
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Originally Posted by FanaticMadMax
LOL. Well Nissan stop selling the wagon version for the Maxima since the intro of the 4th gen. just like Honda Accord hasn't made a wagon since the last generation. Seem like people are more favored with SUV and Mini Van. So it does make no sense to make a wagon version of their sedan counterpart.
Well the Cefiro wagon above is a Nissan 4th Gen maxima with a different badge
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Originally Posted by killerVQ30DE
Well the Cefiro wagon above is a Nissan 4th Gen maxima with a different badge
..I think its more like an I30.
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Originally Posted by Apparition
..I think its more like an I30.
which is pretty much the same as the 4th gen maxima ay bar nose & tail - all mechanical bits are identical
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Old 07-09-2006, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by killerVQ30DE
which is pretty much the same as the 4th gen maxima ay bar nose & tail - all mechanical bits are identical
well I thought we were getting meticulous.. and in that casefor me. But good luck arguing with a New Zealander.
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this wagon rocks !



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this wagon rocks !
I must agree. I saw one in town yesterday in white and thought to myself "That's one wagon that I wouldn't mind driving!" My dad is fond of the A3 wagon.

This AS3-R is pretty sweet.
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Originally Posted by Ceasars Chariot
this wagon rocks !




hells yeah that is a real nice wagon, but I still like the cefiro wagon better
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I love those Cefiro wagons...wish we had them here! Maybe I'll import one someday...
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4th gen SE wheels, priceless
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Cefiro Wagon > I30
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4th gen SE wheels, priceless
And lowered to boot!
Wonder if the springs are the same as the stock ones we got.
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And lowered to boot!
Wonder if the springs are the same as the stock ones we got.
yeah I dont think so, probably just a artist rendering for sales purposes.
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if only they made 4th gen max/cefiro model
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Hmm.....wagon....not my style, but the bumper is nice, not sure how any of you would pick a wagon over a sedan though, unless you happen to have 3 kids and be a mom....
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Originally Posted by bigEL
This is probably one of the best looking wagons on the market today IMO. Just that we can't get it here...yet. I wouldn't mind an Evo wagon either, but again, not available in the US.

Check that: The Audi and Volvo wagons aren't bad looking either, but ironically I actually wouldn't touch any of the wagons I mentioned because of reliability concerns....which leaves me still holding on to my Max...which ain't a bad thing.
Volvo wagons can look pretty damn good with mods...and be pretty damn quick too.


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I always liked the clean lines of those wagons. That one looks pretty good. Is that the guy you dyno'd with?
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