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2023 Nissan Maxima Platinum POV Test Drive & Review
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- čas přidán 11. 11. 2022
- Here we have a new 2023 Nissan Maxima Platinum! This Maxima Platinum comes in pearl white tricoat on cashmere perforated leather interior. The powertrain consists of a 3.5 liter naturally aspirated V6 engine mated to an Xtronic transmission.
Standard features of this Maxima Platinum include bluetooth audio, a backup camera, and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto compatibility. Additional features include a dual panel power sunroof, a navigation system, adaptive cruise control, and heated/cooled front seats.
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I've had this car new since 2016. I have 127K miles now. Still pulls like a train!...Luv this car!
Any issues? Also how often did you change your CVT fluid?
@@noelpaul4532 No issues with this car. CVT fluid changed every 60K miles, I have 134K miles now. Change antifreeze every 2-3 yrs (don't wait for 5yrs/150K-you're asking for trouble since it also lubes the water pump). I am also a mechanical engineer. (Replace brake fluid if it gets contaminated/dark; also 2-3 yrs with heavy driving).
@@mitchlu thanks man
Did you change your transmission fluid at a traditional transmission shop or at the Nissan dealership???
@@lanaofficiel4042 Nissan dealership; but only because I've been going there for 15yrs and have had "good luck" there.
I have owned a 2018 Nissan Maxima SV and I enjoyed the ride and everything about it actually. The dealer I purchased it from gave me a generous over the hill offer to buy it back last year and I took advantage of it. I have been looking at this model and everything about the one you reviewed so your comments were what I expected and I like it. Thank You for this review.
Are the maxima reliable?
@@Therealpeter10 The one I had was OK, I had a problem earlier within the 1st year of ownership, but the dealer fixed it.
I bought a 2019 and I enjoy the shit out of it luxury and sporty
Preach.
I have a 2020 Maxima SV, the lease buy out was $19,300.00, BOUGHT IT, they're going for $29K Same car as mine with 34K miles on it, Nissan begged me to turn it in , and they'd give me great deal on new lease, Nothing doing.
You did the right thing by keeping your 2020 no point in trading or leasing all over again for a Maxima that's a year or 2 newer but has exact same features.... The dealership only looking out for there self and more money It would make sense if they had a different engine or something the only difference is the year because the 2020 is identical to 2023
I love the nissan cvts
I love how old this car is. I had Murano and it was awesome. No stupid extra Christmas lights show inside. Today I'm with Highlander and still wonder if I made a mistake. But Nissan was gauging prices in 2021 so they lost customer.
Nissan should remove the CVT and put the 9 speed transmission that it is on the Pathfinder now to the Maxima, and I bet it will be "Fun to drive" as once it was back to the 90's Maxima
I agree that CVT is trash
How is the 9 speed transmission on the Pathfinder? Reliable?
@@ZLone93256 Time will tell if it is reliable, but CVT is a big NO especially from Nissan
@@MrSUNNY168 hmm yes
Why can't they use Aisin or ZF's gearboxes instead 🤷♂️
Even jeep compass uses 9 speed Aisin gearbox in my country with a fiat diesel engine which makes it reliable and it's my favorite car here 🙋♂️
@@ZLone93256 Because Renault/Nissan owns their own transmission business.
My very first Nissan sedan!! Great job bro.
I love this car so much very beautiful inside and out they are some good cars.
I have my 2009 infiniti m35 they can keep that 2023 i am payment free
I'm glad I found your channel. I will be looking for a new car next year and the Maxima is on my list.
Even though that entertainment system is dated, it is still so much better than the 2023 Toyota Camry system.
The last year of the Maxima and still the CVT transmission. I have a 18 SL and love everything except the trans. Wish they would have brought over the Infinity Q50 power train options.
Yes Nissan should have went out with a bang considering this I the last Maxima they should have offered a limited edition model with turbocharged engine and 9 speed transmission like they doing with the new Z car.
What does the transmission feel like? Please explain
Still rocking a cd player! Really nissan!
I’m glad they are, especially in this day and age.
I wish for a vinyl player 😢
Only thing that changed was the emblem
Fav features is the rain auto sensesing wipers and rear power sunshade
And heated back seats
@@Brit-hi8lf I live in south Florida. So that’s a h no for me 🤣
@@kensofuego5928 that'd be nice! Here I am freezing my butt off for 3/4 of the year so I'm always worried about me and even others being cold. LMAO 🤣 🤣
Nice review. Thank you
No thank you. I have a 2013 maxima that I owned since 2014. The stupid CVT transmission and other host of problems just happened. The transmission alone is 3,600.00. Labor 2,065.00. This repair cost is more than the car is.worth. I'm good.
The transmission is what's messing up Nissan. I believe the cvt is what's killing Nissan
Besides the Tranny going out has the car been reliable/decent?
The transmission on my 2017 Titan went kaput 6500 been at the shop waiting for a replacement 😑
@dave hunt I agree 100 percent. The Maximas in the 90's were the best. I remember my uncle had the model that talked in the 80's. I was soo wowed by that feature. Nissan need to get rid of that tranny.
@dave hunt I know someone who's 2020 Niasan Rogue transmission broke down. I was like what in the world is going on with Nissan. I'm done with them.
I can't help but think a 8 or 9 speed transmission would have saved this from being discontinued. They are such nice cars. But who wants to spend that kind of money for the CVT. Even if it's better than before. It has a bad reputation. I guess it doesn't matter in the long run, we are condemned to buzzing down the highway in a Norelco with wheels.
I love the exterior.. and wanted one but that center area is a mess in 2023. 🥴
This is my only used Maxima sedan I can buy.
Still updated
Maxima for life
Like the radio deck location
Great review & great Nissan.
I’d still buy this 🤷🏻♂️ If only the SR had the rain sensing wipers!
Your eyes should be rain sensing,😂
The platinum has heated back seats too!
Actually like the Altima look by alot. '19 - '22
Your in Manchester
My 2nd maxima 1st one 1992 SE no trans problem.only cvt engine sprocket.2016 SL no problems at all so far
Thank you for the review I’m not really impressed so I can see why maxima is being phased out it looks like a updated G37. I can’t see paying 50 grand for this……
What happens if you dont put premium gas ?
It just doesn’t get full horsepower output. Of course there is also a small chance the engine will start knocking down the road, but much more likely CVT will have to be replaced first anyways.
@@NothinButCarReviews i had a 2016 maxima 200k miles original cvt and no fluid change at all. I dont what u guys talking about!!!
I tried it when the gas prices were crazy. What does it do? Simple...the knock sensors retard the timing at the slightest detection of knock. It's invisible to you, there's no knock at all (since the timing was retarded to compensate), but you will notice a slight decrease in performance. I am a mechanical engineer and had my '16 since new, now 134K miles.
@@mitchlu so what gas do you use? Is it ok to put regular? The cheapest one???
@@Therealpeter10I use premium only because I like that full-power feeling all the time. However, you definitely do not need it, and it can run on 87 (and won't experience knock-if your engine is in good tune). But, because the timing has been retarded, you will notice a "seat-of-the-pants" difference in performance (after the second full tank). And, your gas mileage may suffer since that engine is designed for peak efficiency with 91+ octane (so you might not be saving anything in that regard). So, in the end, I switched back to premium, and used some octane boost in the next two tankfuls to get the performance back quick when I decided I didn't like the way it felt. Back to normal/fast ever since. (But you won't hurt anything by trying it, like I did).
That's my favorite car ❤❤❤💐🙏
That's my favorite car
This car hasn’t been updated in 15 plus years
Still have analog gauges 😂
I dont see nothing different same old 2022 nissan
Same as 2020 also
Yea everything is identical definitely no point in upgrading being it has same everything as 2020 Maxima. It would be worth it tho if they gave it a different engine option for it's last year of production but Nissan just want do it the 3.5v6 has been out since 2002
He sounds like he hates the car.
i must be in the minority as I find the styling of this car to be unattractive and " confused" it has lines and creases all over the body that IMO don't flow well or make a statement. DEf not a good looking vehicle
I completely disagree. The car looks gorgeous
And that’s what makes our country so great, we can respectfully disagree! If you buy one I wish you best of luck with it. Many safe and happy miles.
46k for a stinky problematic CVT on a nissan...are you kidding me..everything is out of control now
CVT on the Maxima is not problematic. It's actually reliable.
I get your Jatco concerns but my 2015 that I just traded didn't have a single issue
@@T_WILL77 how reliable was it?
@@Therealpeter10 Got it serviced every 30K miles like suggested and it ran like a champ. Not a single issue with it. No lag other than normal CVT lag. No noise. 147K miles on it. I should've kept it but they gave $21K for it
@@T_WILL77 nice! I bought a 2020 30k miles i hope it last me forever
I’m not ngl I looked up this randomly and I love the exterior but the infotainment screens and everything in general is so outdated for a 2023 bro like what