2019 Nissan Maxima SR Midnight

2019 Nissan Maxima SR Midnight

2019 Nissan Maxima SR Midnight welcome to our site finds great offers on Nissan’s full line of reliable sedans, versatile crossovers, capable trucks, and SUVs.  Nissan is pretty good at keeping new models and design refreshers under wraps. This is only our first look at what will be 2019 maximums, and as you can see, the testing process seems in full swing. Of course, this will be a refreshment as opposed to an entirely new model, so the camo packaging will be reduced to the front and rear sections of the car.

What’s going on for Nissan’s flagship sedan? The car will carry a redesigned fascia in the foreground, which is said to bear resemblance to the new Altima, which is set to debut at the New York Auto Show later this month. We haven’t seen this car yet either, but we’ve seen the Nissan Vmotion 2.0 concept with brighter, sharper grid and edgier face. Nissan has said the concept introduces the design tips for its upcoming sedans, so expect higher resolution driving lamps and more definition of the Maxima grid, not unlike the concept.

In the rear, we expect the theme “edgy ” to continue with redesigned rear lights that extend further forward to the quarter panels. The lower rear fascia should also get a little more definition, while quad rectangular exhaust tips replace the dual oval outputs on the current model.

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Nissan has given today’s maximums a bit more standard emission tech items, but the new car should offer more in the way of driver assistance and safety systems with optional ProPilot. We’ve also heard that a new information jacking system will decorate the interior, but don’t expect hybrid technology yet. The performance will almost certainly remain the sole responsibility of the well-known 3.5-liter V6, which produces 300bhp (224 kilowatts) and is linked to a revised CVT turning of the front wheels.

2019 Nissan Maxima SR Midnight

We haven’t heard a word yet on when the refreshed sedan might debut, but it was due to be released no later than the end of this summer. Nissan is offering a $3,500 discount that cannot be combined with the advertising materials listed below. Instead, you’ll need to fund with the standard APR, find another lender or use another form of payment to be eligible for those savings.

Renting the Year 2018 maximum 3.5 S starts at $279 a month for 36 months with $4.159 at signing. That’s good value with effective monthly costs of $395 and a 12,000-mile annual allowance.