* Based on opinions and should be considered as general guidance only.
- Reliability (4)The powertrain is exceptionally robust and capable of high mileage, though older units may suffer from minor electrical gremlins or worn suspension bushings.
- Maintenance (4)Ownership costs are lower than European competitors because many mechanical parts are shared with the contemporary Nissan Maxima, ensuring good parts availability.
- Technology (3)While it featured advanced tech for 2003—such as standard HID headlights and a premium Bose audio system—the lack of modern connectivity and the dated navigation interface are apparent.
- Comfort (5)A true highway cruiser with a very quiet cabin, plush leather seating, and a ride quality that absorbs road imperfections with ease.
- Dynamics (4)The 255-hp VQ35 engine provides excellent straight-line acceleration, though the front-wheel-drive setup and soft suspension result in noticeable body roll during spirited cornering.