i remember those days. never frequented Sam's but used to see nice whips parked there. i stayed up hainz point though.
Insider says Nissan has "12-14" months to survive
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Wasn't the maxima more high end than the stanza?
Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance
That nissan stanza was dope...First care I had in high school with the chrome hubcaps and 2 10's in the trunk of the car...LOL
I'm on my third Maxima now lol
Yeah, but that company will be around for a long time to come.
Real estate you say? Mask has a good agent for you.
Had a 96 then traded it in for a 2000, miss those cars. Remember when I got the 2000 I said if the windows don't row down with the remote I don't want it. Dude looked at me like i was speaking French. Hold down the unlock button for a few seconds, wow I didn't know that. I said how do you not know the cars you are selling.
Yeah these new cars with these twin turbos are awful
I got that covered thanks. I saw
Yeah...didn't realize that until after I posted.
The stanza was the middle child between the Maxima and the Sentra. It later became the Altima in the 2000s.
Same with the Infiniti lineup : Q45 then J30 then G20. G20 became the G35 starting in 2002.
Let me also correct myself in saying Fiat and Chrysler merged.
Renault and Nissan has been a terrible pairing. Sort of reminds me of Aston-Martin/Jag/Land Rover and Ford.
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All Nissan needs to do is drop the price on their shit. Especially going forward when everyone else is going the other way. But they haven't, and they been rolling old tech out as current with the premium price to boot. I really wanted the new Z when it dropped. But that price for what it really was along with dealer markup made that decision real easy.
Mitsubishi went Dollar tree on them and they're surviving. Issue is......... Once you go bargain bin, that's all you'll ever be. I remember the heyday of Mitsubishi, my first car was a base model 96 Eclipse with an auto. Damn shame what they selling now, but yeah... They still here.
That Montero was the regular man's land rover
TSLA
Hell yeah it was!!! Mitsubishi ran shit for a good 4-5 years. They had something dope for everyone. Every tier they had something for you.
I see these Oulanders all the time. I had to check out the prices. I see what you mean!! They are relatively dirt cheap!
Not the best looking SUV, but for the price, it's not bad at all!
The 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander's starting price is $28,395, but the price can range up to $42,735 depending on the trim and options. Here are the MSRPs for some of the 2024 Outlander trims:
- ES 2.5 2WD: $28,395
- ES 2.5 S-AWC: $30,195
- SE 2.5 2WD: $31,445
- SE 2.5 S-AWC: $33,245
- SEL 2.5 2WD: $34,945
- SEL 2.5 S-AWC: $36,745
- SEL BLACK EDITION 2.5 S-AWC: $39,245
- PLATINUM EDITION 2.5 S-AWC: $40,845
- SEL BLACK EDITION 2.5 2WD: $37,445
- RALLIART 2.5 S-AWC: $36,445
Buy a benz.
Yeah
Rivian's struggling like hell and will probably be out soon.... I've heard no good news about them
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Dead on arrival. Same with Lucid.
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The current problem with Nissan and so many brands is what some product analyst call enshittification. Its a planned business product cycle that has unfortunately caught on with all types of producers and service providers beyond the digital tech world where it originated. Honestly its a real thing, look it up.
I desperately wanted a maxima and finally got one after I made it out of my mini-van years. Loved it to death, but had to drop $5k on a trans and right after that lots of little things started going wrong. Was still fun to drive right up to the day I sold it, cause the a/c went out again.
I desperately wanted a maxima and finally got one after I made it out of my mini-van years. Loved it to death, but had to drop $5k on a trans and right after that lots of little things started going wrong. Was still fun to drive right up to the day I sold it, cause the a/c went out again.
Yeah Nissan/Infiniti stay recycling the same design, over & over again
I had a Infiniti Q50s that finally broke down on me recently
I got 250,000+ miles out of it, so can't complain too much
But gawd damn, they went 10 years selling that same car, no new shit at all
I remember when @Dr. Truth bought his 2015 Infiniti Q50 hybrid
Fast forward to 2025.....and they still selling the same car today, looks damn near the same with very little changes
Ninjas ain't did shit but change the front bumper & switch to a turbocharged engine
I'll never buy another Nissan. Had a 2002 Altima. Fist thing happened was them plastic door handles breaking off. Second thing was the key no longer code matching the ignition module. Heat never worked that great. A/C was ok. Last thing that happened was the timing chain broke (yeah they had timing chains and not belts)!! I get it, this was a 13 year old car when I bought it in 2015. Don't matter! I ain't ever going there again!
Car companies only change body shapes about every 7 yrs now. They do face changed in betweenYeah Nissan/Infiniti stay recycling the same design, over & over again
I had a Infiniti Q50s that finally broke down on me recently
I got 250,000+ miles out of it, so can't complain too much
But gawd damn, they went 10 years selling that same car, no new shit at all
I remember when @Dr. Truth bought his 2015 Infiniti Q50 hybrid
Fast forward to 2025.....and they still selling the same car today, looks damn near the same with very little changes
Ninjas ain't did shit but change the front bumper & switch to a turbocharged engine
Wtf is a grand cherokee almost 50k
I want one,but i dunno if i wanna pay that. Aint them shits used to be like 35k new?
Your right..
I remember test driving one..
Brand new..
The M/F overheated 2miles down the road.
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