1995 Infiniti G20 T Sedan 4-door 2.0l With Power Everything And Leather Interior on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
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I bought this car in mid-2012 for a little over $2000, and have put less than 2,000 miles on it. (I travel a lot and did a lot of house-sitting in Hawaii and elsewhere.) The car has been run regularly during that time, however, and has been well taken care of. I'm getting rid of it because, as you can tell, I don't really drive it. Mostly I just move it out of the way of the street sweepers once a week. Drives great, no disturbing sounds or mechanical problems. The previous owner fixed it up before selling it to me, even going so far as to reupholster it. Should pass inspection with flying colors. This is a great car that is ready to just pick up and go! It needs a wash and the smog/inspection is due next month. It passed smog with flying colors in September 2012, so no worries there. I included a picture with the ignition turned on so you can see the seatbelt light is the only indicator that activates. Besides being a Japanese luxury car that will probably go and go for another few hundred thousand miles, the best thing about this car is that it comes fully loaded with nearly all the luxuries available in a 1995 Infiniti G20 Touring Edition, and they all still work. Power seat, power sunroof, power mirrors, windows, locks; the works! Getting all that in any car under $3,000 feels pretty good. That's what drew me to buy the car over anything else available at the time, and I always appreciated having those amenities when I drove it. Leather interior was reupholstered just before I bought it.
My eBay selling history is pristine. Ask me anything you like and I will respond promptly. Car is available for pickup (only) near Van Ness and Ellis Street, San Francisco. I'm starting it at $1 because I'm an eBay veteran and I know it will find its fair value. Good luck! On May-07-14 at 18:14:30 PDT, seller added the following information: I bought this car in mid-2012 for a little over $2000, and have put less than 2,000 miles on it. (I travel a lot and did a lot of house-sitting in Hawaii and elsewhere.) The car has been run regularly during that time, however, and has been well taken care of. I'm getting rid of it because, as you can tell, I don't really drive it. Mostly I just move it out of the way of the street sweepers once a week. Automatic transmission. Drives great, no disturbing sounds or mechanical problems. The previous owner fixed it up before selling it to me, even going so far as to reupholster it. This is a great car that is ready to just pick up and go! It needs a wash and the smog/inspection is due next month. It passed smog with flying colors in September 2012, so no worries there. I included a picture with the ignition turned on so you can see the seatbelt light is the only indicator that activates. Besides being a Japanese luxury car that will probably go and go for another few hundred thousand miles, the best thing about this car is that it comes fully loaded with nearly all the luxuries available in a 1995 Infiniti G20 Touring Edition, and they all still work. Power seat, power sunroof, power mirrors, windows, locks; the works! Getting all that in any car under $3,000 feels pretty good. That's what drew me to buy the car over anything else available at the time, and I always appreciated having those amenities when I drove it. Leather interior was reupholstered just before I bought it.
My eBay selling history is pristine. Ask me anything you like and I will respond promptly. Car is available for pickup (only) near Van Ness and Ellis Street, San Francisco. I'm starting it at $1 because I'm an eBay veteran and I know it will find its fair value. Good luck! |
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