1996 Infinity J30 Pearl White / Low Mile / Senior Owned Forida Car on 2040-cars
Bound Brook, New Jersey, United States
This is a very nice Infinity J30. Optional Pearl White with Bone leather interior. This car was $42,000 new in 1996! It is a 1 owner car from Florida. Senior citizen owned, then it came up to PA for a short while and back to NJ. I have unbelievable service records for every inspection and servicing. All regular servicing is done. This includes the factory required tuneup, timing belt, water-pump, idlers, belts, hoses and a thermostat, fuel filters and Oxygen sensors. These all have to be replaced at 100K miles and the owner spent $1600 having all this done. In addition, it has a recent DELCO battery, 4 NEW tires, all new brakes. I think the car is fairly proced for what it is. I've looked at others and EVERY one was missing the 100,000 mile service work. This is a $1500-$2000 service job. If that timing belt breaks, your engine is history. So a cheaper car might be less money up front, but it's a time bomb waiting to go. My car has a folder full of service work...everything by the book, and it shows. The engine needs nothing for years. My feedback speaks for itself. I've sold a dozen cars here and all were given perfect feedback. I represent my cars fairly and honestly to the best of my ability. I won't see a car I wouldn't put my own family in.
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