2016 Nissan Maxima SR Start Up, Road Test, and In Depth Review

Hello and welcome to Saabkyle04! YouTube's largest collection of automotive variety. In today's video, we'll take an in depth look at the 2016 Nissan Maxima SR!

MSRP pricing, before options, begins at:

Maxima S: $32,510
SV: $34,490
SL: $36,990
SR: $37,770
Platinum: $39,960

TIME STAMPS:

Color/Initial start up sequence: 0:45
Steering/transmission/drive modes: 2:24
Exterior walk around/styling/discussion/background, etc: 6:04
Wheels/tires/brakes/suspension: 10:09
Engine/performance/fuel economy: 12:56
Interior quality/design/comfort: 14:49
Sound clips (static/on road): 17:02
Interior tech and features: 19:24
Rear seat space and amenities: 24:31
Cargo space: 26:27

During this presentation, we will take a 1st person look at what the vehicle is all about beginning with the start up, performance data, fuel economy, the occasional track data, and build quality. Also, I will teach you how to use most of the interior and exterior features in a detailed fashion, that before, you could only get from going to a dealership yourself! Throughout the video, I will highlight key styling and unique differences about the vehicle, any available options, and of course it would not be an enthusiast car video without the good ole engine portion with rev and exhaust note with interior and exterior perspectives. A thorough tour/review of this car designed to give others a greater overall appreciation of the vehicle.

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[DEMediaDrive]

Wow I can't believe how good that exhaust note sounds at cold start.

[xmsteel]

All these people complaining about the CVT and they haven't even driven the 2016 Maxima.

This is a great car and quick enough for anything you'd need. For what it is, its almost too quick, being a FWD. The Ecoboost Mustang is about the same 0-60 but easier to control because you don't have the torque steer.

[mitchlu]

I just got rid of an '07 Altima 3.5SE that lasted 170K miles and never had a problem with the CVT until the very end; I was NEVER able to say that about a regular automatic (usually they need a rebuild by the 80-100K mark). I now have the '16 Maxima; it's incredible! In sport mode, this thing moves out like a scalded cat (the CVT lingers in a lower "gear" with the afterburners ready to pounce). I know it's not a "4DSC" like everyone likes to say, but from 0-35mph, this car is hard to keep up with.

[chriscapaccio]

This car should really have Infiniti's 7-speed auto and 3.7L V-6. Now that would be an awesome combination. It should also have RWD or AWD.

[rdaplaumax]

alot of people degrade this car for having a CVT but my advice is to go out And test drive one they are suprisingly responsive, yes they do drone the engine but its not bad and with 300 HP the car picks up very well, for an everyday car its nice, and reliability wise, they are pretty rock solid, my 2008 Maxima has 124k and still runs strong.

[ronaldwilliford]

Nissan Maxima is a fantastic car! many people just don't understand how great these cars are. Tech'd out, very fast! rides smooth, looks very cool and sporty, Super reliable, Great gas mileage. just a bag of miles of smiles, try😄 it you'll like it.

[dezpulsegaming]

You my friend have done your research. One of the best car reviews I'v ever seen. No joke. Good job!

[rahkwankhaldun]

Good solid indepth review! Dope camera work @ 13:01 opening hood without blocking car view 💯😆. Scorsesian!

[ThatSlowRaceCar]

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I am absolutely falling in love with the way this car looks!

[Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan]

Seven years ago today! Planning to buy it!

[venzbasco]

I love this car i bought one..the interior is superb..the x tronic cvt is responsive, smooth sporty and always in the powerband..the new revised 3.5 v6 is powerful..great job nissan..this is my first maxima and im loving it. This new maxima is freakin fast..

[enzo]

It looks so mean, and awesome both inside and out!! It`s just a shame that it has a bloody CVT transmission and FWD.

[bradenmchenry]

I think it's hilarious how big the paddle shifters are even though it's a cvt and doesn't have any real gears

[Lovejazz]

This past year, it's so good to see you do Nissans and Infinites again, for a long time there were very few, whatever the reason was is obviously in the past, very nice work Kyle!

[Jakobly]

like how they have those huge paddle shifters to hide the fact that it's a CVT

[HToWnRePPiiN]

My 82 yr old great uncle just bought one 2 weeks ago.. The car is so quick from a standstill, the power surprised the hell out of me. It does suck about the CVT but the sound coming from the car is pure sex to your ears.

[JustForSneaksEnt]

Fantastic review, as always. Had the privilege to drive this vehicle during the LA Auto Show last year and it was the best car out of all the other cars I test drove that day.

[Tully]

It's typical Nissan. Produce a nice package but they have to throw a wrench into the mix. If I was looking to buy this car, that CVT is the deal killer.

[jrors]

This car would really have stood out, if it was only available in rwd or awd. The Nissan Altima comes in fwd, so kind of makes the new Maxima rather redundant.

[RallyHernandezcom]

when I grow up I'm getting that car