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We here at Larry H. Miller Nissan Mesa are compelled to tip our cap to our beloved Japanese brand. Its midsize sedan standout, the 2017 Maxima, is arguably one of the best in the biz.

And lest you suspect we're merely blowing smoke, we now invite you to check the clip below.

As you'll soon find out, Kelley Blue Book Senior Associate Video Editor Zach Vlasuk is also quite keen on the Maxima; his review of it is available right here:

Terrifically appointed from tip to tail, the Maxima's base trim should meet the needs of most…

According to a recent press release from Nissan North America, the 2016 Nissan Maxima ranked number one in the Large Car category for the J.D. Power 2016 U.S. Tech Experience Index (TXI) Study. Now in its inaugural year, the study measures the driver-centric vehicle technology experience of new-car owners over a 90-day period. J.D. Power presented the award, which was determined in October, to Nissan this week during the...

Congrats! @Nissan Maxima ranked highest for the large vehicle category in our Tech Experience Index #JDPowerAwards

— J.D. Power (@JDPower) October 10, 2016

There are many reasons the new 2016 Nissan Maxima stands out. From its stunning design to the impeccable performance, the Maxima is the kind of sports sedan you'll love. But after you press play to watch this video, you'll see that the Maxima is a lot more than just good looks and stellar performance. After watching, head over to our Mesa, AZ Nissan dealership today.

With pickup sales climbingr, there were a lot of contenders for MotorWeek's coveted 2016 Drivers’ Choice Awards, but the TITAN XD, which took home the crown for the Best Pickup Truck segment, had no trouble cleaning up. While it’s not a heavy duty pickup, it’s definitely a light duty plus,and it's carving out a place for itself at the top. They say the top gets lonely, but we’ve got company in the Maxima.

The 2016 Nissan TITAN XD hauls in @MotorWeek’s Drivers’ Choice Award for Best Pickup Truck. https://t.co/l99ZPJSoYl pic…