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My opinion hasn't changes in the last 40,000 miles. This is Japan's attempt at revenge for Hiroshima. What a piece of crap. Anyone want it? Cheap. > My opinion hasn't changes in the last 40,000 miles. This is Japan's attempt > at revenge for Hiroshima. > > What a piece of crap. > > Anyone want it? Cheap. Sure, I'll take it. Where and when? Marietta Georgia (Atlanta suburb), $12,250.00 with 51K miles, Black with all SE options and gray leather int. >> My opinion hasn't changes in the last 40,000 miles. This is Japan's >> attempt at revenge for Hiroshima. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> Anyone want it? Cheap. > Sure, I'll take it. Where and when? p.s.: Photos by email on request > Marietta Georgia (Atlanta suburb), $12,250.00 with 51K miles, Black with > all SE options and gray leather int. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >>> Anyone want it? Cheap. >> Sure, I'll take it. Where and when? 2 photos sent to JimV > Marietta Georgia (Atlanta suburb), $12,250.00 with 51K miles, Black with > all SE options and gray leather int. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >>> Anyone want it? Cheap. >> Sure, I'll take it. Where and when? > My opinion hasn't changes in the last 40,000 miles. This is Japan's attempt > at revenge for Hiroshima. > > What a piece of crap. > > Anyone want it? Cheap. Sadly this is what happens when a good engineered auto gets a going over to cut costs. It happened when Nissan lost control of their company. The 98&99 Maximas were the last really quality Maxs. so what is the big problem with it? I have a 2000 also nona wrote: > My opinion hasn't changes in the last 40,000 miles. This is Japan's attempt > at revenge for Hiroshima. > > What a piece of crap. > > Anyone want it? Cheap. Sadly this is what happens when a good engineered auto gets a going over to cut costs. It happened when Nissan lost control of their company. The 98&99 Maximas were the last really quality Maxs. > so what is the big problem with it? I have a 2000 also > nona wrote: > > My opinion hasn't changes in the last 40,000 miles. This > is Japan's attempt [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > > Anyone want it? Cheap. > Sadly this is what happens when a good engineered auto gets > a going over to cut > costs. It happened when Nissan lost control of their > company. The 98&99 Maximas > were the last really quality Maxs. I have an ongoing problem with rotors. Rotors were warped at about 25K miles. Dealer turned them. They warped again aroung 45K. Instead of turning them again, I decided to replace them. Rotors glazed at 50K (I have been driving in the mountains for 17 years and never had a glazed rotor on any of my cars except 2K maxima. So I can claim I know how to drive in mountains without riding the brakes. My other car 1994 Acura Integra has 145K miles on it and is still on original rotors that have never been turned). Rotors now need to be turned again and I am sure this is not the end of rotor problem. I have had oxygen sensor, coils, stereo and a window switch replaced so far. At 50K dealer says belts are dry and need to be replaced. I have had significantly more problems in 5 years of owning 2K Maxima than in 11 years of owning Acura. All of my other cars have been Honda/Acura so far. I am planning to dump Maxima later this year and go back to Acura. To add insult to injury, this car has not even held up much value, so I do not expect to get much money for it either. My 6 year old Acura Integra sedan sold in 2000 for more than what I can get from this Maxima now even though the original price for this car was $9000 more than the Acura. ==================================================================== Khalid Aziz khalid@gonehiking.org |
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