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Nissan's 2020 Maxima will retail for at least $35,145, which includes an $895 delivery fee, for a model that adds a few more features following a midcycle update in 2019.
Nissan's base 2019 Maxima increases $530 from the outgoing model as a face-lifted midsize sedan that offers new safety technologies on its higher trim models.
Nissan is expanding safety technology in its lineup, and will offer its Safety Shield 360 bundle to the 2019 Maxima midsize sedan and Murano midsize SUV in a midcycle refresh of those vehicles ahead of a plan to add it to every model by 2021, Nissan announced at the LA Auto Show.
Nissan will give its flagship Maxima sedan a refresh for the 2019 model year that brings the Safety Shield 360 safety technology package and a fresh look, Nissan has announced.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety introduces a new crash test that will play a pivotal role in determining 2018 Top Safety Pick+ award winners.
The 2018 Nissan Maxima retails for at least $33,905, which is $410 above the starting 2017 model, Nissan has announced.
The safety feature will be offered as standard equipment on 2018 Rogue, Altima, Murano, Leaf, Pathfinder, Maxima and Sentra models.
The recall, expected to begin Feb. 12, covers 757 Altima, Rogue, and Maxima vehicles.
The recall covers more than 120,000 vehicles equipped with antilock brake actuator pumps that might allow brake fluid to leak onto a circuit board.
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.