2000 Infiniti I30 Luxury Leather Heated Seats Premium Bose Low Miles Reserve on 2040-cars
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Thanks for taking a moment to visit this ONE OWNER, DEALER SERVICED, GARAGE KEPT Infiniti I30. This is a very clean 2000 Infiniti I30 and comes to you with only 105,000 miles. Its been well serviced and it shows. The car has passed PA State Inspection and is valid through the current year. I also welcome you or a mechanics inspection prior to purchase. This is an great opportunity to own a clean, low mileage Infiniti at an excellent value. With options such as leather, heated seats, sunroof, BOSE premium sound and much more, this car will not disappoint. With only 105,000 miles this car has tons of life left in it and read to start serving you. Feel free to reach me to see and drive the vehicle locally. With its age and miles some blemishes are to be expected. That said the car is cosmetically in excellent condition, it does have a few stone chips from normal driving and the front bumper has some scuffs. The photos show the car very well and I welcome you to view the car locally
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