2004 Infinity Fx 45 With Technology Package, Navigation, Awd, Rear Camera! on 2040-cars
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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2004 Infinity FX 45 with Technology Package Thanks for looking at my all-wheel drive Infinity FX 45! This is a great car with only 79,XXX original miles. Finished in Black with brown leather, the car is absolutely beautiful. The car is in great condition with low miles. With heated seats, navigation and the technology package, it has just about every option available. It even has a rear DVD player with wireless headphones- we have never had the headphones out of the original Infinity packaging! I am the second owner, we bought this car in 2005 with 19,000 miles. The car has been absolutely great, needing next to nothing over the years. The 8 cylinder engine has always run excellent, the transmission has always been flawless, running very smoothly. The car has had oil changes every 3,000 miles. All the equipment works well. There is a new battery. The car has never been smoked in, and is kept in a climate controlled garage. Here are some of the MANY options: 4 wheel drive Navigation Backup camera Sunroof Heated Seats Rear DVD player with wireless headphones Intelligent laser cruise control Bose 300 watt eleven speaker stereo system Serius Satellite radio (you need the subscription) Tire pressure monitoring Intelligent keyless entry (with 2 fobs)- this is really great, just have the fob in your pocket or purse and touch the door handle to lock and unlock the car! Really convenient! There are some minor dings and scuffs that are typical on the exterior (see the picture of the minor scuff on the front bumper), the wheels were chromed from the factory and have some of the chrome peeling- you may wish to refinish them. The driver’s seat has a crack in the leather on the side of the seat by the seat adjusters (see picture, not a big deal). We have had a child seat in the rear seat and there might be some indentations on the seat when it is removed. This car is amazing to drive, I don’t think you can purchase a crossover SUV that has all the attributes of a SUV yet handles like a sports car. Great to drive, and with the VERY low maintenance of Infinity, cheap to own. Note that I have sold several cars on EBay and have over 700 transactions that are 100% positive. I am currently marketing the car locally, and reserve the right to cancel the auction prior to the auction end if it sells. All serious bidders are welcome to view and drive the car prior to the end of the auction, with the understanding that if the car is how I have described it here, I will expect you to bid on the car prior to the auction end. In other words, I do not want to show the car if the current bid price is out of your budget, or if you are just looking. I am happy to answer any questions you may have. My cell is 414-750-5007.
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