1993 Nissan Maxima GXE review from North America

All four window regulators have been replaced. I think everyone I know that owns a Maxima has had this problem.

Recently rebuilt the transmission at a cost of $1800.

I got tired of the squeaky brakes, so I started letting the dealer install the brakes. Since then, I've not had a problem with them.

Occasionally, the antenna will not go up. Otherwise, I have had no electrical problems.

Overall, it has been a good, dependable car. It has sufficient power, the ride is good, and it has not had extreme mechanical problems. I still think it looks pretty good after all these years.

I think that Nissan should have put out a TSB on the windows, but it's probably too late now. I understand that the regulators were redesigned a couple of years later.

The only other thing that irks me is getting the timing belt replaced every 60,000 miles. The engine didn't need to be designed this way. I think it was just a ploy to get you into the dealership to spend a little more money.