New Car Review of the 2006 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SE Full-Size Sedan Base MSRP Range: $27,900 – $30,150 Base Invoice Range: $25,511 – $27,568 MSRP As Tested: $35,015 Versions: SE, SL. Vehicle Category: Full-Size Sedan Engine Location: Front Engine Drive Wheels: Front-Wheel Drive. Standard Engine as Tested: 3.5-liter, Dual Overhead Cam, V-6, 265- horsepower at 5800 rpm and 255 lb-ft ... Read More »

Like a smaller version of the Nissan Titan, the Frontier offers big-truck performance and versatility in a more affordable package. A spacious, comfortable interior makes the Frontier pleasant to drive. It's available in King Cab configuration with small, rear-swinging doors or the bigger Crew Cab version with traditional, front-hinged doors for the back seat. Read More »

The Nissan Pathfinder looks like a truck, and guess what? It is one. Unlike crossover vehicles that use a car-like frame to improve comfort on pavement, the Pathfinder has a truck-like ladder frame designed for off-road performance. Other than an abundance of hard plastic everywhere, there's not much to dislike about the Pathfinder's cabin. It has three rows of seats, two of which are roomy and comfortable. Read More »

New Car Overview of the 2006 Nissan Maxima Full-Size Sedan Description: Full-Size Sedan Base MSRP Range: $27,900 – $30,150 Invoice Price Range: $25,511 – $27,568 Where built: USA Concepts for Nissan’s four-door flagship sedan came from designers in Japan, but assembly occurs in the United States at a Nissan manufacturing plant in Tennessee. Maxima for 2006 packs class-topping V6 power ... Read More »

Nissan's Z-car returns in 2006 as a sleek two-door hatchback coupe or curvy roadster convertible. Each shows revamped bodywork with more equipment aboard. Read More »

New Car Overview of the 2006 Nissan Maxima Full-Size Sedan Description: Full-Size Sedan Base MSRP Range: $27,900 – $30,150 Invoice Price Range: $25,511 – $27,568 Where built: USA Concepts for Nissan’s four-door flagship sedan came from designers in Japan, but assembly occurs in the United States at a Nissan manufacturing plant in Tennessee. Maxima for 2006 packs class-topping V6 power ... Read More »

The compact-class sedan from Nissan, scaled smaller than flagship Maxima and mid-size Altima, borrows styling cues from both in a slick package loaded with features for comfort, practicality and safety. Read More »

Nissan's mid-size Altima sedan looks bold with an aggressive prow with smoked headlamps and a wedge-shaped profile marked in crisp character lines. Read More »

Special SE-R editions spin off Nissan's sporty compact in two versions, SE-R and SE-R Spec V. Read More »

Nissan reserves the SE-R designation for special editions with racy aero body elements and boosted power. Read More »