2007 Nissan Maxima User Reviews

Pros

Engine, Overall Comfort

Cons

Build quality, looks

Nissan to me has always been one of those "fast" car makers. The older Maxima is no exception, especially the SE version of THE sport sedan. But now, Nissan takes a big step. Well, two actually. One, they're trying to step the Maxima up to bigger, more luxurious sedans. Second, whatever happened to good ol' manual transmission? That would definitely increase the sporty fun that the Maxima stores in it's award winning VQ series engine.

You know what people say: "Looks aren't everything personality is everything." Well, maybe not everything. Like all men, people want a "hot" car. This doesn't exactly fit my definition of that. The car looks weird at some angles, and it's gained a lot more weight since the fourth generation. Personally, I prefer the fifth generation looks the best of them all.

Comfort in this car is great. That's all I can say.

Now, don't get me started on the performance. If it has the Nissan badge on it, you know your going to have a high performance car. The Maxima goes 0-60 in a time of 6.2 seconds. Also, the VQ has won Ward's 10 Best Engine Award every year since it's intro in 1995.

Overall this car is excellent if you like a luxurious, but still sporty car. But, I would recommend the 2003 Maxima for the up most performance and looks. I hope this review helped, and I wrote this because I hope to get noticed by someone for my writing skills, if I have any. My dream job is working for a car magazine, writing reviews for cars. And, I'm 15, and I have been in this car before, and from my point of view, its great. It's also a great tuner if you will. Thanks.