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2017 Maxima Adds Options, Pricing Announced
The Nissan Maxima will get light updates for the 2017 model year such as standard Apple CarPlay and two optional accessory packages following a robust redesign for 2016.
by Staff
June 10, 2016
Photo of 2017 Maxima's CarPlay display courtesy of Nissan.
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Photo of 2017 Maxima's CarPlay display courtesy of Nissan.
The Nissan Maxima will get light updates for the 2017 model year such as standard Apple CarPlay and two optional accessory packages following a robust redesign for 2016.
The 2017 Maxima will retail for at least $33,395 for the base S model and again arrive in five trim grades, Nissan has announced.
Other Maxima models will retail for $35,375 for the SV, $37,875 for the SL, $38,655 for the SR, and $40,825 for the Platinum.
In addition to standard Apple CarPlay, the 2017 Maxima will offer two accessory value packages, including the Medallion Package and Dynamic Package. The Medallion Package for the Premium grade includes a Premium spoiler, 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, illuminated kick plates, interior accent lighting and exterior ground lighting. The Dynamic Package for the SV grade includes a Premium spoiler, 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, illuminated kick plate and side rocker molding.
The Maxima is powered by a 3.5L V-6 engine mated to an Xtronic CVT.
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