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Since 1976, the Nissan Maxima has been one of the Japanese giant’s most prized accomplishments. The model started out as an upscale version of the Bluebird and thus, was referred to as the Nissan Bluebird Maxima, while in the U.S. it was called the Datsun 810. The original engine options included both a 2.0L and 2.4L SOHC L-series I6. There were two different types of Maxima models initially. The base model depended on a carburetor, while the sportier trim level used fuel injection and a 5-speed manual transmission. Both were rear-wheel drive. A coupe variation of the Nissan Maxima was introduced in 1979 and made available as the Datsun 810. In 1981, the Maxima name began to be used full-time. It was offered as the 810 Maxima or 810 Deluxe. It was still rear-wheel drive and was equipped with the same 2.4L I6. 1984 saw the Nissan Maxima become front-wheel drive with an engine upgrade to an optional 3.0L VG30E V6 capable of 154 horsepower.

As the model started to establish itself, Nissan began to press with even more updates to the Maxima parts. The vehicle was now considered a compact. Come 1987, even the base Maxima (the GXE) was stuffed with handy features normally reserved for luxury cars. Digital touch entry, power locks, windows, seats, and remote trunk opening became standard. These technical innovations would later go on to influence a variety of other automakers with their convenience and attractiveness. As the 1980s drew to a close, the Maxima parts were updated yet again. The model was now bigger and referred to as a mid-size sedan. It was also sportier, which Nissan used as a marketing tactic by calling the model a 4-Door Sports Car. The engine was stepped up, operating off of a 3.0L V6 or a VE30DE that was used on the SE trim level. As the ‘90s got underway, the Nissan Maxima parts were outfitted with even more improvements. With trim levels the SE and GXE, drivers could choose between luxury and sportiness. The SE was the more upgraded model, featuring a body colored grille, a spoiler, smoked tail lights, and black trim.

The 1990s was a very successful decade for the Maxima. It garnered numerous awards, including Motor Trend’s prestigious Import Car of the Year (1995). In 2000, the Nissan Maxima shared a chassis with the Nissan Skyline. Nissan also began to incorporate even more luxurious elements, as the Maxima GLE was the main platform for the Infiniti I30. 2001 saw a 20th Anniversary Maxima become available. It featured a body kit, a revamped interior, and limited edition wheels. The next few years saw several engine replacements, the inclusion of HID headlights, Torsen limited slip-differential, and other refinements. In 2008, the Nissan Maxima parts were once again redesigned. The model shares a platform with both the Murano and the Altima. The current Maxima is very similar to the Infiniti G series in both build and interior layout. It was designed to be sleek, sporty, and offer a bolstered luxurious appeal in comparison with most other sedans in its class.

The Maxima is the model that helped put Nissan on the map in North America, and the automotive landscape has never been the same since. The Nissan Maxima blends the best traits that drivers want in a sedan without any pretense. The Maxima "is what it is", which is a high-performing, efficient, and stylish car that can rise to any occasion. It is also packed with the power and handling to leave an impression, but the techno-savvy advantages its drivers have is what really gets attention. With so many credentials that the model has under its belt, there aren’t a whole ton of guessing games. The Nissan Maxima is always an in-demand item and belongs in every driver's hall of fame. That's why every Nissan Maxima driver craves to beautify their Maxima with stylish accessories.

There's no telling what your ride is capable once you hook up with Nissan Maxima Accessories and Parts. Anything you need for style, protection, and comfort is right here inside our selection of Nissan Maxima accessories and parts. Grilles, custom dash kits, spoilers, floor mats, chrome trim - you name it, not only do we have it, but in the highest quality on the market. Our entire inventory of Nissan Maxima accessories and parts comes from the best names in the business at a value you can trust. Because for a vehicle like this, you can't settle for anything less.

Whatever you expect from your Nissan Maxima, a bold look, mind-boggling performance, greater ride comfort, or safer driving, CARiD goes the extra mile to meet all your needs. Our extensive range of premium accessories and parts covers all the bases, whether you want your vehicle to be more powerful, smarter, fun to drive, or just need to restore it to original condition. We know how to throw a classy appeal into your Nissan Maxima and keep it providing the best performance, so trust us and get the greatest bang for the buck!

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