Overview & Reviews
The 2012 Nissan Maxima gains a Limited Edition package that adds some of the SV Sport's features and flashier styling to the base model. This year's model also has freshened styling (grille and taillights) and updated interior trim.
- More features than similarly priced luxury sedans.
- High-quality interior with high-tech features
- Excellent iPod integration
- Precise steering
- Strong acceleration
- Optional equipment stuffed into expensive packages.
- Lacks the brand cachet its price tag implies
User Reviews:
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Still have my Max- follow up review - 2012 Nissan Maxima
By maxmus12 - November 24 - 3:30 amFollowing up from my last review April 2012. Today the car has 45k miles & still loving it. The wear and tear is holding up well. Leather seats still in great shape. In my first review I mentioned bad gas mileage. Honestly it is no different than the average V6 sedan with 3.5L engine. I took the car on a 570 mile one way road trip and gas mileage was not that bad. In my latest ratings, I knocked value score down. At 45k miles this car should be worth more than 19k. Still dealing with knock noise at 30mph. When running AC sitting at stop light or traffic the RPM idles lower than normal. Dealership said that is normal with compressor kicking in. Um..yeah. Still love my Maxima though.
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Nice vehicle overall with the technology package. - 2012 Nissan Maxima
By jmn5467 - July 29 - 12:32 amBought mine new in early 2012 - its an SV Premium with Tech Package (basically the most expensive sedan the Nissan dealer had on the lot). Overall Id say Im happy with no major problems, although this thing was expensive for a Nissan (paid somewhere around $35k). I am so happy I sprung for the tech package as I would have regretted not getting it.
