The 2009 Nissan Maxima is completely new and improved. As the Japanese automaker's flagship sedan, it will carry a base sticker price of $37,900 in Canada.
The entry-level Maxima SV CVT offers a fairly comprehensive list of features: leather seats, power sunroof, Bose audio and Bluetooth hands-free technology.
At the other end of the scale, the 2009 Maxima 3.5 SV CVT Premium with navigation will retail for $43,150. Buyers get, among other things, a rearview camera, an intelligent key system, a heated/cooled driver's seat, touch-screen navigation and a two-panel sunroof.
A total of five different models will make up the 2009 Maxima portfolio: 3.5 SV CVT ($37,900), 3.5 SV CVT Sport ($39,950), 3.5 SV CVT Sport with Technology Package ($42,400), 3.5 SV CVT Premium ($41,050) and 3.5 SV CVT Premium with navigation ($43,150).
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The entry-level Maxima SV CVT offers a fairly comprehensive list of features: leather seats, power sunroof, Bose audio and Bluetooth hands-free technology.
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At the other end of the scale, the 2009 Maxima 3.5 SV CVT Premium with navigation will retail for $43,150. Buyers get, among other things, a rearview camera, an intelligent key system, a heated/cooled driver's seat, touch-screen navigation and a two-panel sunroof.
A total of five different models will make up the 2009 Maxima portfolio: 3.5 SV CVT ($37,900), 3.5 SV CVT Sport ($39,950), 3.5 SV CVT Sport with Technology Package ($42,400), 3.5 SV CVT Premium ($41,050) and 3.5 SV CVT Premium with navigation ($43,150).
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