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Old 07-02-2006, 02:30 PM
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Need car help

I was looking into buying a Nissan Maxima between 1995-2000. My question is, is the 1998 Maxima GXE any different than the GLE. On Edmunds.com is has the GLE model being a second slower on the 0-60 time but the torque, weight, and horsepower is the same. Is this the website's error or do I need to buy the GXE or the SE?
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Re: Need car help

the two cars had the same drivetrain (as all maximas for a given year do)

The differences were all comfort/aesthetic
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Re: Need car help

You should check the curbweight, even 100lbs. could change time ^_^

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