Maxima Sound
2005 Nissan Maxima 6-speed manual transmission with new Topspeed Exhaust and NISMO cold air intake. Some sound clips of the car...
Car only has 41,000 miles and is for sale with a factory 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty, email Joel at jmlahmayer@gmail.com
MVS - 2011 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SV
Today's Vehicle Spotlight shines on the 2011 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SV. We will take a look at everything from the exterior features to the interior features and everything else in between.
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2003 Maxima SE Open Headers
Straight thru cat. Revving it up before bolting the greddy Exhaust back on. Sounds SICK! The car has full coil overs, 19 inch zenetti rims, injen intake and JET computer, stillen strut brace, and stillen rear swaybar. 6 spd. She's a blast!
04 Maxima vs. Eclipse gs-t
Maxima with intake, GS-T with Talon TSI AWD swap, 16g turbo, 16lbs of Boost, tuned, big FMIC. GS-T gets a bad launch.
2013 Nissan Altima vs Maxima 0-60 MPH Mashup Review
( http://www.TFLcar.com ) The brand new 2013 Nissan Altima and the new 2013 Nissan Maxima are two family sedans cut from the same cloth. Of course the Maxima is Nissan's top of the line sedan while the Nissan Altima slots right below the Maxima in both price and performance...or at least so we thought until we tested both cars in another fun and informative TFLcar Mashup Review. There's of course no doubt that the Maxima is the more expensive of the two Nissan sedans. It also can be had with the more powerful V6 but what about size and performance and perhaps more importantly which car is the better driver. Check out this video comparison to find out which Nissan sedan is really the top dog.
2014 Nissan GT-R vs. BMW M6 0-60 MPH Mile High Mashup Review
( http://www.TFLcar.com ) The 2014 Nissan GT-R is perhaps the world's best supercar bargain and the flagship car for the Japanese Nissan brand. The BMW M6 is also a flagship for the BMW and represents the most power and technology the German Car maker can cram into a sports car. Both cars are very similar in many important ways. They both have two doors, two turbos and four seats. The both have dual clutch transmissions and they both both have superb engines that produce over 500 HP. But the while the M5 uses a roaring V8 the Nissan GT-R makes do with a hand-built six cylinder. So which of these monster machines is faster to 60 MPH and which one is the better car. Check out another fun and informative TFLcar video Mashup video review as we find out.
