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Infiniti G35 G Coupe Premium Package, Navigation, Moonroof,, Loaded, No Reserve! on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:139201 Color: is in good condition as well
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I'm looking to sell this 2-owner, clean title, 2006 Infiniti G35.
Features: 
6-Speed manual transmission (6MT) 
In-dash Navigation system 
Sirius Satellite Radio-ready 
A/C and heat with dual climate control 
Power windows 
Power front seats 
Heated front seats 
3.5L V6 (298 HP) 
6 Disc CD changer 
Leather upholstery 
19-inch Premium wheels (stock) 
Moonroof 
Rear spoiler 
Power side mirrors 
Bi-Xenon HID headlights 
Bose Premium sound system 
Bluetooth capable
Steering wheel controls - sound, track, cruise control, accelerate 
ABS 
Sport Suspension package, including: sport-tuned suspension, 19-inch premium wheels , and a limited-slip rear differential. 
Premium Package, including: dual-zone climate control with rear vents, an upgraded 225-watt Bose sound system, a sunroof, automatic headlights and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror. 
This car came with all of the available options. 

This is a fairly high mileage vehicle, with 139,000. However, it's been well-maintained, regular oil and service intervals have been kept. I kept mobile 1 synthetic in it until it hit 100,000 miles, and now Castrol high-milage synthetic blend. 

Condition and maintenance: 
The engine and transmission work as designed - no problems with shifting, no issues with the engine. 
Nothing under the hood is out of order or in need of replacement, although my A/C belt squeals sometimes because it was installed too tightly on the pulley, which could easily be adjusted. 
Brakes and rotors have been replaced within the past 7 months. 
Both front wheel hubs and bearings were replaced in August 2013 and are under warranty for 2 years. 
It needs new struts because one is leaking. I was told by a mechanic it wasn't of urgent importance to fix it ASAP because they aren't bad yet; however, but I bought the struts, just haven't put them on yet. They will come with the car free of charge. 

The first owner had the car from 2006-2011 I've had it since March 2011. 
I've made many trips over the past few years (long-distance relationship), also several trips to NYC and Virginia Beach, so many of the miles are highway miles, and I live in a rural area, so hardly any city driving. 

The car has been in NO real accidents, the only incident being when a truck backed into me at drifting speed, causing me to need a new front bumper cover. 
Airbags have never been deployed. 
The interior is in good shape. There is a small tear on the driver's-side seat. Also, the leather-covered center console somehow incurred a slight tear while it was being handled by a parking garage attendant in NYC, but it's hardly noticeable.  
Pictures of both of these defects are enclosed. 

The exterior is in good condition as well, although there are are a few defects - a small hole in the front bumper from a curb stop, also some curb rub on the front bumper. And the rear bumper has a key scratch several inches long.  I suspect this would require a few hundred dollars to fix if one were so inclined.

All of the exterior lights work.

The Kelly Blue Book value for this car, being sold by a private party, is $7850 in Fair condition and $8830 in Good condition. I would say considering the several defects it has, the car is in fair condition.  And to make all of the repairs to put this car into the 'Good' category, one wouldn't even need to spend the $1000 that separates the fair value from the good value.  What I'm trying to say is this car is a great value, especially considering the $5500 starting price  (30% below fair BB value)

Almost every review of the Infiniti G, new or used, is positive, as they are very well-built, reliable, and fun to drive. Please contact me via email or text @ 3017079121 with any questions. 

I am listing this vehicle in multiple other places, and I reserve the right to end this auction at any time without selling to buyer if it sells somewhere else first.

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