2003 Infiniti G35 Coupe **47k Miles** No Issues on 2040-cars
Peoria Heights, Illinois, United States
Has only 47k miles and I treat it like my baby. I have owned this vehicle for a little over 4 years and it runs like new. Nothing wrong with engine, electronics, transmission etc. it is a 6 speed manual transmission, rear wheel drive. Car has many extras listed below. Everything installed professionally and as classy as it gets. Car has just enough and not at all overdone. Only bad I can think of, is car has some small chips next to rear quarter panel. I took a close up picture and they look much worse in the picture than in person. Also, car will need 2 new rear tires in near future. The front tires are literally brand new. Less than 500 miles on them. I also have stock rims as well. They have tires on them, but only about 20% tread left on oem rims max. Just replaced all four disk brakes 30 miles ago. car is very quick and smooth in every way possible. Please text of call show contact info with any questions. I tried my best to list everything I could think of. Please, serious buyers only. KBB for 16000 and car is an upgrade from that price without a doubt. Wont see one done better. Maybe more upgrades, but this turns heads the right way. Thanks.
DVD player while driving and Navigation Volk racing rims-over $900 PER rear and $750 PER front Tires-275/35 19 in rear 245/35 19 in front. Has a perfect stance Tein Tech lowering springs-Professionally lowered 2 inches. Rims fit perfectly in the wheel well Brembo Brakes 350evo A arms (camber adjustable) so tires wont ware improperly Richie Front strut tower bar Fujita Cold air intake kit Clear signals around the car Leather interior Power moonroof Dual heated seats Stock bose stereo system sounds great Added 12inch Rockford fosgate sub and 1000w amp. Gives it the perfect amount of bass. Mp3 hookup so you can run ipod through the dvd player (hidden in the glove box) |
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