2003 Infiniti G35 Base Coupe 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
South Bend, Indiana, United States
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134,500 approximate miles. This car spent most of it's life in Houston, Texas. It has only been on the road here in lovely South Bend for 400 miles or so. Just had a major service done with Gurley Leep Nissan (December 2013) so I have a good idea what is good and bad about this car. First the good parts. It is a very, very fast car that handles like a dream. Documented service from Gurley Leep includes: Synthetic oil change, brand new windshield, side window tint, four wheel alignment, two new rear tires, replaced spark plugs, replaced air filter, replacement of both valve cover gaskets, replaced crankcase rear main seal, performed fuel/air induction system service, temperature sensor replaced, replaced thermostat and gasket, power steering fluid flushed and replaced, rear differential service, replaced rear brake pads and transmission fluid exchange service. A total of $4,000+ of service. I also added a $1,000 Kenwood Stereo at Best Buy. It is very nice. $5,000 worth of service and add ons. It rides like a bat out of hell. Now the bad parts. When I bought my new car just recently, Gurley Leep told me that this vehicle has had an accident. It is a clear title, but it has been in a wreck. I don't have any other details than that. It needs to have a Steering Angle Sensor replaced. Cost to replace this part is $816. Without this part, the traction control in the car does not work. While this does not affect performance in my opinion, it might be something you want to consider. The inside of the car is kinda rough. The seats, while comfy, have tears. There is a small dent on the hood. You can't really see it in the pictures, but if you are walking towards the car at the right angle you can definitely see it. There is also some trim inside the vehicle that is coming off. The power locks for the doors do not work, and this is a real pain in the ass. Once you get used to power locks, reaching over to lock the passenger door is just too much to handle sometimes. Just needs some TLC. Because of the mileage on the car, I want to be clear that I am selling the car AS IS. I have only used it as second vehicle. I have done my best to give you an idea of what is needed, but the Gurley Leep Nissan information is your best bet. (I have included pictures that show their thoughts on the vehicles condition, what needed to be done and what WAS done. Overall I think this vehicle is a great deal.
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