2006 Infiniti G35 Base Coupe 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Tomball, Texas, United States
3rd owners of car. Bought it in 2008 with 30,000 miles on it. Car originally from California. We replaced all fluids in the car when we bought it. Been in Texas since we've owned it. Never had any issues with the car in 6 yrs (only been in the shop once for a recall issue). Synthetic oil changes every 5,000miles (just changed and ready to sell). Just had wheels aligned. Just changed rear diff oil. Just replaced all brake pads and had new belts put on the car to stay on top of preventative maintenance. 19" Petrol rims. 275/35/19 rear tires that fills out the wheel wells really nicely. Rear tires replaced 7,000 miles ago (will get 35,000 miles on rear tires). Front tires have about 7,000 miles left (G35's tires wear on the exterior and only last 30,000miles). Permanent I-pod connection in center console installed. 2010 Navigation CD. 6-disc CD changer. Navigation tucks away when not in use. HD radio installed. Heated seats, bluetooth connection, keyless entry, keyless ignition, homelink, Xenon headlights, dual climate control, power seats, new PIAA wiper blades. Windows automatically seal after door is closed to prevent 'slammed door'. Back seat folds and you can fit 8ft long 2"x 6" in the trunk. Never smoked in car (we don't smoke). Never any kids in car (no stains, sticky spots, etc). Clean title (we own the car, no liens). White Pearl paint shimmers in the sun Car is in great condition and has low miles for 2006. I've listed all known issues with the car above. This was my wife's baby and not some punks weekend racer NADA retail is $16,325....get a good deal on a luxury car. The car takes off fast and sounds great. We will miss it but don't need 3 vehicles in the driveway. thanks for looking. Call with any questions. Raynor- 832-693-6032 |
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