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2008 Infiniti G35x Awd Sedan 74k, Extras Included, Clean, Well Maintained on 2040-cars

US $16,200.00
Year:2008 Mileage:73800
Location:

Londonderry, New Hampshire, United States

Londonderry, New Hampshire, United States

2008 INFINITI G35X
For sale is a very well cared for vehicle with 73,800 miles.  Engine is strong and received all required maintenance.  NH inspection good through March 2014.  Extras being sold with this vehicle include a set of winter wheels/tires, hardwired GPS and Valentine One Radar Detector. 
 
Features include:
  • Black leather interior
  • 18" OEM rims w/ Dunlop SP Sport Maxx tires 225/50/18 with 90% tread remaining (new in April 2013, approx. 6K miles).  Wheel lug locks.
  • Front/Rear floor mats
  • Including a set of (4) 17" OEM rims and tires for the winter with Bridgestone Blizzak WS60 215/55/17 tires with 60% tread remaining 
  • Heated driver/passenger seats
  • Winter/Snow switch (this limits the sensitivity of the throttle)
  • 2 key fobs (keyless entry and push button start), manual and original trunk road kit included
  • Internal computer with outside temp, maintenance reminders, miles till empty.
  • Spare/jack has never been removed.
  • Professionally installed remote starter, GPS and V1.  Remote starter has 2-way transmitters that confirm the vehicle started.  GPS is a Garmin Nuvi 765T. This is a higher-end GPS with free lifetime traffic support.  The Radar Detector is a Valentine One with Laser Warning.  This is their latest model with all software upgrades.  It is about 2 years old.


Discrepancies to note:

  • Some paint chips on the front bumper & air dam.  A couple other marks elsewhere on the body.  Again, nothing extreme - the marks are consistent with a 5 year old vehicle that has seen a bit of highway travel.  Overall I'd rate the paint and body a 7 out of 10. 
  • Some minor blemishes on the leather seating.  No rips or tears, just a couple very minor spots where you can see evidence that someone actually sat there.
  • Some minor scratches on door panels, etc.  Overall the interior is in excellent condition, I'm just disclosing everything so there are no surprises.  I'd rate the interior a strong 8 out of 10.
  • Each wheel has some minor curb rash - no extreme damage, but the wheels aren't brand new.  I'd rate them a collective 7 out of 10.
  • There is a 3" dent just rear of the gas tank door.  No paint chipping - this could probably be pulled out (I never had it looked at)
  • Gas tank door has a very minor crease.  Hard to see and I couldn't get a good picture of it.  Difficult to identify as there's a body design accent line that cuts down the side of the vehicle through the gas tank door.
  • Automatic gear shift has some scratching on the top of the knob.  The plastic is cracking/pealing a little.  The knob is probably something a body shop could replace for $100-200.
  • Steering wheel trim has some scratched paint (by the radio controls).  The black interior trim pieces throughout the vehicle have a rubbery finish that scratches off after several years.  I've replaced the trim by the driver's door, and I have a new trim piece for the steering wheel, I just haven't had it installed yet.  The horn and airbag will need to be disassembled to pop-off the steering wheel trim and I don't feel qualified to do it.
  • The 18" wheels have TPMS sensors, but they were never entered into the vehicle's computer.  In other words, the tire pressure lamp is always lit when the 18" summer tires are on the vehicle.  A dealer could enter the summer wheel TPMS sensors into the vehicles computer, but each tire would need to be unmounted from its wheel to see the TPMS serial number.  I never got around to doing this.  The TPMS sensors on the winter tires are original to the vehicle and coded to the vehicle, so the lamp being constantly illuminated is not a problem during the winter.  
 
Reserve set approximately 10% below the buy-it-now.  Vehicle is garaged in Londonderry, NH (about 40 min north of Boston).  The vehicle would be ready to drive home if you fly-in to pick it up.  I would need to keep my plates, so you'll want to bring a temporary tag from your state with you.  I am 7 minutes from the Manchester NH (MHT) airport and could pick you up at the terminal.  If you fly into Boston (BOS), there is an hourly bus service that can take you to a stop 3 minutes away.   

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