2004 Nissan Maxima

Sedan

3.5L 3498CC V6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

1N4BA41E64C853665

Clear

Gasoline

One owner (myself) has driven this car with only one fender bender, which was fixed perfectly in 2011. Recently (in the last 14 months, put $3000 of updates (Dobbs records available) for my daughter. The transmission needs work and am selling this car as is. Not sure what is wrong with the transmission and the car has been sitting for about 4 months in front of my house. All leather and all the bells and whistles including heated seats and steering wheel, great stero with Bose speakers, etc. Truly a bargain here. You must be able to pick up the car or tow it.On Dec-27-14 at 08:16:40 PST, seller added the following information: Several have asked about the specifics of the transmission problem. I am not a mechanic at all but am happy to provide all interested parties what exactly is going on with this car. Number one, I need to get this car off the street per subdivision rules. After putting in $3K of fixes at Dobbs (at this mileage, I had to invest in this car that my daughter was using for college) until she felt the acceleration of the car slowly start to dissipate. She parked it at a restaurant and I drove the car home where it sits now. When I drove it home, it would only accelerate so much and then I had to take my foot off the pedal to allow the car to kick into gear. This is all I know about the current state of the transmission. We never took it to Dobbs or a transmission specialist to determine exactly what was happening. I tried to start the car a few weeks back and it would turn over due to the battery wearing down. As of yesterday, when I tried to start, the battery was completely dead. I hope this helps you in your purchasing decisions. I have the title and want to close out the sale prior to 12/31/14!! Happy Bidding!! Rich