Bought a 2010 Maxima 350 Ti (Teana) last month. Goes very well (fast) considering I'm still running it in. I can feel the impressive torque and acceleration any time I plant the foot. Other cars back off if they are trying to pass or sneak in front - just blip the pedal and you leave them for dead in no time.
i have a 2006 Ti Maxima and the CVT is actually very good. what surprises me with the CVT is that it is actually very quick off the mark for a luxury AUTO sedan.
will yall do a stock exhaust video? im thinking about getting a 2006 Nissan Maxima SL for my first car! well my parents are buying it but is it a good first car?
My '06 Maxima is in the Ti trim line. In Australia there are only two lines, ST-L which starts at $35k AUD, and Ti at $40k AUD (Ti is similar to the 350JM trim line). BTW I'm averaging 11.0L/100km with my 3.5L engine, so it's not too bad - and I often drive with a lead foot!
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You're a fucking dumb ass, "Smartkid". Your name draws a high degree of irony, because you're anything BUT smart. In 2006, Nissan started equipping Australian delivered Maxima's with CVT. Get your fucking facts straight first. Cunt.
This Maxima is an Australian-delivered model, and in 2006 they introduced the CVT transmission. The Australian Maxima (which is really a Japanese Nissan Teana) is different to the U.S. built Maxima.
The climate control system was on, but not the AC, so the system was just blowing air from outside. Probably should have switched it off though - as well as the VDC.
It only looks slow because the digital camera I filmed the footage with doesn't have a very wide-angle view. Also, the G-Tech meter that timed the run is calibrated to stop timing when the car reaches 100km/h, which is detected using its inbuilt accelerometer.
wow....i'm gonna have 2 drive 1 and see for myself....i mean, the 5 speed gets pretty good mileage, but if it gets better, then i might wanna check that out, especially if it's the same performance
I'm guessing you own a US-built Maxima - mine is the Japanese-built 'Teana' which here in Australia is known as a Maxima. Same VQ35 engine, but it's only tuned to output 228hp, compared to the current U.S. version at 255hp, so thats where the difference in performance would be (plus my takeoff technique in the vid was straight flooring from idle with VDC on). Still this car in Australia beats any of the locally built 6-cylinder large sedans from Ford, GM, Toyota and Mitsubishi, so I'm happy!
damn....yea i have a 2004 so that's the 265 hp engine and the standard 5 speed automatic; i actually grabbed that 1 instead of the cvt's cause unlike other ppl, i like the shift shock lol...that's crazy that they detune it to 228...doesn't matter, car still kicks ass ;-)
The J31 Teana is an Asian model focused more on urban driving and fuel efficiency, the VQ35DE inside the Teana reaches its max. torque 34kgm/333nm at just 2800rpm
Isnt there a Manual mode for this nissan though? Ive seen a vid with an 04 CVT Transmission and he was pullin that shit to its extent through 2 gears and it sounded amazing for a japanese car, why not just use it in manual mode man? shit looks like its got all the torque in there.
It's got a manual mode, but the response time is slow and ultimately since it's a CVT its always going to be more efficient (both acceleration and fuel wise) in normal Drive mode.
Actually it isn't staying in one gear at all: it's basically the opposite. It's varying gears continuously such that its more or less staying in the same RPM the whole time, not the same gear.
Bought a 2010 Maxima 350 Ti (Teana) last month. Goes very well (fast) considering I'm still running it in. I can feel the impressive torque and acceleration any time I plant the foot. Other cars back off if they are trying to pass or sneak in front - just blip the pedal and you leave them for dead in no time.
alfagomma2 1 year ago
any car with a cvt is a giant snowmobile, best
airsoftninjapro 1 year ago
i have a 2006 Ti Maxima and the CVT is actually very good. what surprises me with the CVT is that it is actually very quick off the mark for a luxury AUTO sedan.
SLYTS6 2 years ago
Couldn't agree more :-)
nesicmediaserver 2 years ago
cvt sucks ballsssss nissan i luv u but that cvt shit has tooo gooo
MPowerArmo 2 years ago 2
dumb fucking cvt tranny shit mann
ANTHONYMACRI101 3 years ago
will yall do a stock exhaust video? im thinking about getting a 2006 Nissan Maxima SL for my first car! well my parents are buying it but is it a good first car?
bridgefa9 3 years ago
Standard figure for 0-100km/h for a 350JM is 7.5, if I'm not wrong. For the 230JM, it's 10.7 and for the 200JK, it's 12.5
TadSpencer222 3 years ago
My Daddy owned a '04 Cefiro 230JM (Maxima to you). What's the trim level of your Maxima?
TadSpencer222 3 years ago
My '06 Maxima is in the Ti trim line. In Australia there are only two lines, ST-L which starts at $35k AUD, and Ti at $40k AUD (Ti is similar to the 350JM trim line). BTW I'm averaging 11.0L/100km with my 3.5L engine, so it's not too bad - and I often drive with a lead foot!
nesicmediaserver 3 years ago
Lucky you. That's why we sold the car off in place for a puny Merc C200 Kompressor with some tiny little 1797cc engine.
TadSpencer222 3 years ago
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You're a fucking dumb ass, "Smartkid". Your name draws a high degree of irony, because you're anything BUT smart. In 2006, Nissan started equipping Australian delivered Maxima's with CVT. Get your fucking facts straight first. Cunt.
hkpoctb 3 years ago
Alright, alright, no need to quarrel. Peace.
TadSpencer222 3 years ago 2
its either you have an 07 max or your lying because the 04-06 maxs only have manual mode
smartkid1985 3 years ago
This Maxima is an Australian-delivered model, and in 2006 they introduced the CVT transmission. The Australian Maxima (which is really a Japanese Nissan Teana) is different to the U.S. built Maxima.
nesicmediaserver 3 years ago
oh, in the u.s. here they delivered CVT to the 2007 models
smartkid1985 3 years ago
cvt dont have gears .the 06 max dont have cvt in it love the 06
nickyriz78 3 years ago
cvt transmission sucks a**, 6spd ftw!!
newyorkzplayas 4 years ago 4
6spd ftw indeed.
JDKmedeng 3 years ago
CVT literally makes it sound like the poor Max is gonna explode due to the fact it holds it at redline...
epicvelocity 4 years ago 7
CVT sounds so fucken weird. Manual transmissions for life!
AquAcid 4 years ago
Man I got the same car, why did it with the AC on?
hirudold 4 years ago
The climate control system was on, but not the AC, so the system was just blowing air from outside. Probably should have switched it off though - as well as the VDC.
nesicmediaserver 4 years ago
can u make a video of the speedometer and tachometer 0-60...thanks
shawtiee1085 3 years ago
There's no way you were going 100km/h there, nothing was moving past your car THAT fast.
EmceeEric 4 years ago
It only looks slow because the digital camera I filmed the footage with doesn't have a very wide-angle view. Also, the G-Tech meter that timed the run is calibrated to stop timing when the car reaches 100km/h, which is detected using its inbuilt accelerometer.
nesicmediaserver 4 years ago
wow....that sounds weird as hell lol....no gears huh? i guess that's the future though
DAILL2DEF 4 years ago
It got a CVT gearbox which doesn't have "GEAR" in stead of a metal chain
sunnyjason 4 years ago
is it more fuel efficient? does it perform the same as a usual tranmission at higher speeds?
DAILL2DEF 4 years ago
Yes, it is more fuel efficient b/c it can keep the rev at the most efficient band. And yes, it does the same performance as the a normal gearbox
sunnyjason 4 years ago
wow....i'm gonna have 2 drive 1 and see for myself....i mean, the 5 speed gets pretty good mileage, but if it gets better, then i might wanna check that out, especially if it's the same performance
DAILL2DEF 4 years ago
damn you got one slow max.... i can do that in the low 6 seconds...
darkstargtx 4 years ago
I'm guessing you own a US-built Maxima - mine is the Japanese-built 'Teana' which here in Australia is known as a Maxima. Same VQ35 engine, but it's only tuned to output 228hp, compared to the current U.S. version at 255hp, so thats where the difference in performance would be (plus my takeoff technique in the vid was straight flooring from idle with VDC on). Still this car in Australia beats any of the locally built 6-cylinder large sedans from Ford, GM, Toyota and Mitsubishi, so I'm happy!
nesicmediaserver 4 years ago
damn....yea i have a 2004 so that's the 265 hp engine and the standard 5 speed automatic; i actually grabbed that 1 instead of the cvt's cause unlike other ppl, i like the shift shock lol...that's crazy that they detune it to 228...doesn't matter, car still kicks ass ;-)
DAILL2DEF 4 years ago
The J31 Teana is an Asian model focused more on urban driving and fuel efficiency, the VQ35DE inside the Teana reaches its max. torque 34kgm/333nm at just 2800rpm
hirudold 4 years ago
My Daddy's J31 230JM was a fuel guzzler.
TadSpencer222 3 years ago
CVT is non stage transmission le..as what mountexplorer said...motorboat..haha...i prefer auto one...
carsfanz 4 years ago
This sounds like a motorboat...
Mountexplorer 4 years ago
Haha, yeah it does sound a bit like one!
nesicmediaserver 4 years ago
Isnt there a Manual mode for this nissan though? Ive seen a vid with an 04 CVT Transmission and he was pullin that shit to its extent through 2 gears and it sounded amazing for a japanese car, why not just use it in manual mode man? shit looks like its got all the torque in there.
Deth420 4 years ago
It's got a manual mode, but the response time is slow and ultimately since it's a CVT its always going to be more efficient (both acceleration and fuel wise) in normal Drive mode.
nesicmediaserver 4 years ago
Odd but my j31 without CVT recorded around 6.5 on a gtech , try turning the VDC off .
Phukedcunt 5 years ago
I'll have to give that a try. I reckon with it off, and the revs at the right level I should be able to bring it down to below 7 seconds.
nesicmediaserver 4 years ago
CVT = Continuously Variable Transmission
Basically there is a drive and driven gear, they both have cone shape on inside
When one opens, the cable between goes more in, and the other closes so the cable goes more out
so driver gear can close to open cable and driven opens , for a low gear setup. and vice versa for a high
It never shifts, it never shift shocks
CVT has infinite gears so to speak
Its quite amazing too
But its pure shit because they cant take high torque
Rfsancho 5 years ago
Not bad mate. The CVT sounds funny though eh - no shifting, sounds like it's staying in only one gear the whole time.
MALOSINZ 5 years ago
welll it kinda is
azizt16 5 years ago
Actually it isn't staying in one gear at all: it's basically the opposite. It's varying gears continuously such that its more or less staying in the same RPM the whole time, not the same gear.
ssdwellah 4 years ago