A Better Look At The Next Nissan Maxima

by Derek Kreindler

Published: February 3rd, 2015

A return of the 4DSC?

Nissan will reveal the 2016 Maxima at the New York Auto Show next month. No technical details have been announced, but this is our best look at it yet.

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Mechaman on Feb 04, 2015

Front end a bit overdone, but other wise better looking than the Altima.

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Big Al from Oz on Feb 04, 2015

The more I see this vehicle to more I'm liking the looks of it. I do think an AWD version with a slightly detuned Godzilla engine would be a nice touch. Add some conservative skirts, tidy up the front spoiler and a rear wing that functions. You'd have one handsome car. This would make an attractive, affordable and competitive performance car.

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