1994 Nissan Maxima Reviews, Pricing & Specs
Overview
The Nissan Maxima, which was due for a redesign the next year, saw no significant changes for 1994. The 1994 Nissan Maxima came in two...
The Nissan Maxima, which was due for a redesign the next year, saw no significant changes for 1994. The 1994 Nissan Maxima came in two trims: the GXE and the sportier SE. The SE was available with a five-speed manual or automatic transmission, and the GXE was available only with the four-speed manual. The GXE had a 3.0-liter, 160-horsepower V6, which was bumped up to 190 horses for the SE. The fuel economy is about 19/26 mpg for both engines. Drivers like the 1994 Nissan Maxima because it is a solid, dependable car that comes chock full of comfort amenities and is fun to drive. Many drivers find fault with the mechanical seatbelts.
What owners say
Was a ex-little old lady car w/ 60K on the odometer, know has over 100K w/ no major work ever needed. The O2 sensor acting up now, but that's ok, the recommended time was back at 60K :-) Most annoying repair had to be the power window regulator. Most expensive (in parts) were the front struts. Plenty of power yet still gets decent gas mileage. Seat 4 6-footers comfortable. Over 16 yrs old yet everything works, no funky squeaks, rattles, leaks etc. One of the best cars I've ever owned!
December 9, 2009Went through 1 transmission and several timing belt changes (routine maintenance). The only trouble I ever had was I didn't have 2 of them. ;-)
April 8, 2008it's often looked down upon because it is a sedan. but the 3rd generation (89-94) nissan maxima is named the 4dsc for it's performance. it have a v6 3 liter VG engine that produce 160 horsepower on a sohc and 190 on a dohc. I love this car! it's powerful, reliable, and quite quick for a 4 door.
April 23, 2008
