Yes, I went to drop off my KA24E Throttle Body at my friends work for his VG30ET, and there, sitting in the back was a 2004 Maxima, when I first saw it, I thought it was a G35 Sedan, but I realized that they don't sell Inifiniti's at this Nissan dealership. I don't know if it's for sale yet, but it looks pretty damn sweet; definitely better than in the pictures.
Basic Altima shape. The headlights kinda look like 350Z headlights that have been shrunk down a little bit. The front grille looks like the Nissan Murano grille 350Z-esque door handles The rear end looks like **** from far, but good up close. The decklid is actually recessed at the top, and gradually lines up with the back of the car. It's kinda hard to describe, but it does look good. And it has GPS! Yummy.
Overall, I give it a 4 out of 5. Don't know if I'd buy it though.
2004 Maxima Sighting (Sorry No Pics)
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Bales has some out on their lot. I still hate the snaggle-tooth grille and the console. gauge pods are not that great IMO either. I am starting to like the rear-end more and more. Definately like the dual exhaust and 18" rims. I think the headlights are too cheap looking and I can't believe they don't have fog lights anymore....
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