1990 Nissan Maxima Gxe Sedan 4-door 3.0l As Is. on 2040-cars
Port Jefferson, New York, United States
I am the second owner of this car. First owner had it for 10 yrs and I had it for the last 14.
All service records are available as a PDF via email on request. Smoke Free Car. Recently was keyed on passenger side from front door to rear panel. It has a few rust spots on the paint and the paint is worn. This is not as visible in the photos since it is gold which hides it well, but you can see it in the photo of the rear bumper. Typical for 24 yrs old. It also has rust bubbling the paint along the edge around the trunk sill and along the floor board where the doors close. The engine runs great and it gives a reasonably good ride. Steering is responsive. Other than a few minor items stated above that are typical with age, and the body being a 24 yr. old body, mechanically this is a sound car. The interior is in very good shape and the original floor mats show little wear. I'm selling it because my family got me a newer car and I don't need two cars. See above for additional info. Standard Features
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