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Okay, So The New Murano Is Here, But What Of The New Maxima?

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Our Murano is THE Murano of course. But our Maxima is called a Teana everywhere else. There's a 2009 Teana out already. There is also a Maxima that's still called a Maxima - sold mostly in the US as far as I know - and there's a 2009 version of that just out also.

So the question is - what's next to replace our Maxima in Australia? The new Teana? The new (US) Maxima? The G37? Something from Renault with the badges swapped? Anyone in the know??

WTB: 2003/2004 or 2005 Nissan Skyline V35GT Sedan with the 3.5litre V6

Manual 6 Speed Gearbox

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Factory Sunroof

Factory Bose Stereo System

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40-50K Maximum mileage

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new teana is out in china now, looks like its been out for a bit, looks pretty simmilar to current model in its shape, just front and rear lights are the major difference, in china old maxima is called ceffiro, current is teana and new one is teana, its just the name, same car

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