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Apr 10, 2015

Younger Nissan

The Nissan Maxima has been one of the most popular Nissan models since it was first released back in 1981. The very first Maxima model was the Datsun 810 Maxima, which set the stage for the evolution of this fan favorite vehicle.  Now, more than thirty years after the launch of the first Maxima, Nissan is preparing to release the 2016 Maxima, the 8th generation of this impressive line. In preparation for the arrival of this newest Maxima model, Nissan has released a list of the top eight facts that you need to know about the all-new Maxima. Check out the first four below and check back here for the remainder of the list in our next blog.

2016 Nissan Maxima Facts:

By the Numbers: The 2016 Maxima has been give a lighter and more sleek body design than previous generations. Overall, this model is 82 pounds lighter, 2.2 inches longer, 1.3 inches lower and offers 25% more rigidity in the torso.

Sounds Like Max Spirit: This new model offers the the ultimate in serene driving with an Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) system that reduces low-frequency sounds like noise cancelling headphones. Other noise reducing elements in this model include the use of laminated glass on the front door windows and front windshield. The sound of the 3.5-liter V6 engine has also been enhanced through a new Active Sound Enhancement (ASE) system.

Angelic Inspiration: Much of the inspiration for the design of the new Maxima came from the famous U.S. Navy Blue Angels®. Nissan designers visited these impressive aircrafts and incorporated much of their signature features into the Maxima design. These features include the vehicle’s wrap-around design along with a more sweeping aerodynamic profile. Designers even developed a new metal stamping technique for the design of the scalloped doors and powerful bodyline.

HP/MPG: The horsepower capabilities of the 2016 Maxima has been increased to an impressive 300 hp and the MPG have been rated at up to 30 mpg**.  This model is also equipped with 61% new engine parts and offers an output of 85.7 horsepower/liter.

* Blue Angels® is a registered mark of the Department of the Navy. Use does not represent any endorsement, expressed or implied, by the Department of Defense, Department of the Navy, or any other United States government agency.

** Fuel economy based on Targeted 2016 EPA fuel economy estimates for 2016 Maxima – EPA data not available at time of publication. Targeted 2016 fuel economy 30 hwy estimates based on Nissan internal testing results, subject to EPA confirmation. Actual mileage may vary with driving conditions – use for comparison only.