Nissan Maxima Tarmac Converter Test Pipe W). A revised version of Nissan's Xtronic CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) with paddle shifting will be the only transmission offered (no manual).[2] A diesel version is expected to be released for the 2010 model year.[3] The new Maxima will be offered in S and SV trims with several premium and technology packages available. The current Maxima's design trades height and length for sleeker styling, although the width has been increased slightly. The keyless ignition now uses a push button start. In the U.S., the seventh generation Maxima went on sale in late June 2008. Performance:[4]

Features for your Nissan Maxima

• Aluminized
• Aggressive Sound
• Bigger exhaust flow
• Smooth mandrel bends to ensure the best flow
• Completely jig manufactured to ensure accuracy

Tarmac Sports Tarmac Converter Test Pipe The Maxima was redesigned for the 2009 model year and made its debut at the 2008 New York International Auto Show. The newest Maxima (A35) is built on the Nissan D platform sharing this platform with the fourth generation Nissan Altima and second generation Nissan Murano. The exterior and interior design are somewhat similar to the Infiniti G and Infiniti M, with an updated navigation interface and optional iPod interface system that works with the main console monitor and steering wheel controls. It will come equipped with a revised version of the VQ35DE engine producing 290 horsepower (220 k