Nissan Maxima S 2016 Automatic Gasoline mileage: 260 KM Maxima 2016 Standard, mileage 270k. I am the second owner after the first owner who got it from the agency. The car has smart entry, smart start, and remote start. Fabric seats, separate electronic A/C, 18-inch rims, cruise control, 8-inch screen, rear camera, auto lights, double-glazed windows, tire pressure sensors, front and curtain airbags, and other known specifications. Engine, gearbox, chassis, and airbags are guaranteed. The body is agency spec. Except for these notes: - The roof is painted due to the wrap on the roof from the first owner. - The front left fender had a minor impact, which I repaired with a light repair without painting or bodywork. - The side skirts are painted, or they need painting. Everything is clear in the pictures. - Regarding the glass, the only note is that the front windshield has a crack that has been treated so it doesn't spread. I bought the car about 7 months ago and completely overhauled it for over 14,000, and the invoices are available. - Installed tint from Best Shield with a 5-year warranty. - Polished the headlights and fog lights and installed protection. - Replaced the bearing for the rear right wheel because it had a wobble. - Changed the gearbox oil at 263k mileage, and this is the fifth oil change. The gearbox is excellent and has no issues. - Replaced brake pads from Al-Adheeb at 264 mileage, with a one-year warranty. - The A/C is like a refrigerator, refilled with refrigerant and the A/C filter was changed about three months ago. - Replaced the evaporation valve. - Replaced the water pump. - Replaced spark plugs and engine oil filter. - Replaced the power steering pump. - New battery. - Replaced the engine timing chains because they were making noise. - Installed front LED high and low beam lights instead of halogen. Notes on the car: - There is a noise in the steering wheel when turning at low speed, but it does not affect driving at all. I was going to fix it but didn't have time. I think the solution is to lubricate the steering wheel bushings and it will go away. Other than that, I don't see any other issues with the car. Start it and drive. The car holds the road well for 600 km. Last month, it was excellent, stable, and fuel-efficient. When I arrived, there was a quarter of a tank left, and I was driving at 140 km/h. The car is a great find for a buyer. The car has been offered 39,000 from a serious buyer, and the sale is imminent.