2019 Nissan Maxima SR – The 4-Door Sports Car?

I pressed the SUVS button in my subscription menu and this is the third thing to pop up…

I can't believe people still buy Nissan especially because the internet exists.

For ALL those people complaining about the CVT and how this car is not a sports car or whatever…. well, is obvious you haven't driven one or owe one. Therefore you're ALL clearly extremely JEALOUS!!!! nuf said.

More horsepower!!!

😂Straight🤦GARBAGE😂

A combination of Civic and Lexus.

I’ve owned Nissan maximas since 2006, it’s a good car I love it. However it’s 4 door sports car it was never perform or run like a sports car. And the radling is a defect and recall from Nissan

I know this is a older video but hopefully someone can answer me, does this tighter suspension that much of a difference (along with the other sport add on) from the SR to SL? My mother has a 2018 SL and I’m planning on taking it over although with the way I drive and love sporty driving idk if I should save and wait for a SR

this car looks new and clean.

In a nissann gtr no duhhhh dummyy

People who’ve never been inside a maxima will always judge it until they’re inside the beast and now you’re a fan!💯

They should put the Infiniti Q50 red sport 400 engine in this car!!!!

Test drive thousands of them. Fast asf

I have a 2012 Nissan sentra spec v. It's a sport sedan pulling 200 horsepower at 197 foot pounds of torque. It's also a manual transmission. This new Nissan is beautiful but it's not a sports car.

Some of the consumers that consider this automobile don't get off on revving the engine to hear the exhaust note (actually, the quieter the better), don't opt for jack-rabbit starts where one rightfully expects FWD front tire spin, nor do we care about whether this vehicle is truly a "4-door sports car". That's purely marketing mumbo jumbo and trolling. I don't understand why your reviews don't take into consideration vehicle users and owners who are more serious about their car. For example, the kinds of factors that are of interest to me relate to a number of flaws or defects my current Maxima SV has….a lack of driver pull grips or handles in the headliner to ease entrance and exit (how utterly cheap and ill-conceived); the elimination of unwanted interior reflections on the front windshield hampering driver outward view (Bose speaker on dash reflects in window); the limited vertical travel of the power seats in the car, which make it impossible to elevate and get a better view over the dash. These are just a few of the metrics that are substantive and are lacking in so many of the so-called expert car reviews uploaded to You Tube. Are there any "old guy" reviewers who offer more meaningful analyses of automobiles? We're not all so taken with exterior design cues and whether the exhaust tips are faux or real. And, as noted above, some of us viewers prefer the 300 bhp V6 with sheer quiet while driving and no transmittal of road/tire/exhaust noise. When are you guys going to grow up and get serious?

#Whiplash