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1999 Infiniti Qx4 ~~~no Reserve~~~ Highest Bid Wins!!!!! on 2040-cars

US $4,500.00
Year:1999 Mileage:128442
Location:

Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, United States

Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, United States
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1999 Infiniti QX4

NO RESERVE HIGHEST BID WINS 

4 Wheel Drive 

 

I am selling my 1999 QX4.  It has 128,4XX miles on it.  The Car drives great.  It certainly has some scratches and dings but it is reliable transportation.  The car has started up every time I have turned the key!  EVERY TIME!!!!   You can even set up a time to test drive it before you bid. I have since bought another car so I do not need this one.  I have owned this car for close to 11 years.  It is a great car!!!  I love it and I hate to sell it, but I don't need it anymore and can't afford to pay insurance on 4 cars!!!

It is great in the snow and was 100% reliable.    It had a factory extended warranty for the until 2008 and I got the oil changed every 3000 miles.  This car is loaded and all the bells and whistles work!   Sunroof, Cd player, Keyless remote, Power doors, Power locks, Cruise Control, Heat & A/C.

At the end of the day this is a Loaded Nissan Pathfinder!!! If you take care of it like me it should easily go for another 125,000, if you take care of it.  

It is PA inspected until August.  And should pass inspection this August according to my mechanic.  

This is a great car for someone that wants a 4x4 SUV.  The engine is 100% solid so if you are looking for an engine this is a great one.   The engine alone is worth about $1000.  




The Good:

Drives Great
A/C works Great!!4 X 4 --- 4 wheel drive and is great in the snow
Engine is 100% Solid
Transmission is 100% Solid no slippage
Body in very good shape (less Rear bumper)  No visible rust
Clean title
Tires Treads are good and you could probably drive another 10k miles or so before they have to be replaced 
Sunroof and Moonroof work great
PA Inspection until August
Running Boards


The Bad:


Chip in Rear tail light
Heat Shield Rattles
Trunk sticks a little because I backed in to a pole
Back Seat leather seat is damaged Front Driver seat stitching in coming undone
One speaker needs to be replaced
Some Oil leaking at gasket
Body scratches and I drove over yellow line paint
Cassette Player is broken but the CD player and radio work fine 

The auction is as-is if you would like to see it before you bid message me and I will  set up a time to show it to you.  If you win the auction payment is expected within 24 hours and I would like pick up within 3 days, you will need to arrange pick up, towing etc...   If you have any questions please ask!!!!!  

I have done my very best to describe this car to the best of my ability, because I care very much about my Ebay feedback, despite the few haters that you can never satisfy and don't bother to read the full description.  

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To the list of things car enthusiasts can do to combat coronavirus quarantine boredom, or keep their restless kids diverted, Inifiniti is serving up what it’s calling “Carigami.” ItÂ’s exactly what it sounds like: origami for cars, more or less. Three models are offered — the Q50 sedan, QX80 SUV and the now-discontinued FX crossover — all in 1:27 scale. All you need is a printer and paper, a craft knife and some glue. ItÂ’s not the first time Nissan has turned to the Japanese art form, having commissioned a full-scale origami version of the Juke on its fifth anniversary in 2015. Outside the Nissan realm, we also recently saw a downloadable origami version of the Tesla Cybertruck. You can download all three Infiniti templates and instructions at Infiniti.com. We especially dig the use of a record turntable as a way to replicate the life-size design turntable automakers display new models on at auto shows.

2022 Infiniti QX60 fully revealed with vastly improved design

Wed, Jun 23 2021

After a "concept" was shown last September, the significantly redesigned 2022 Infiniti QX60 has finally been revealed. And inside and out, it's a huge design improvement. It has a more traditional SUV exterior, with a much more modern and luxurious-looking interior complete with an infotainment system from this decade. As expected, the production QX60 looks just like the concept, and that's good in our book. It has a boxier, more confident shape but still with the brand's signature curvy detailing. The new two-tone paint is only available on the top-level Autograph trim, though. Interestingly, the new QX60 has the same wheelbase as the crossover it replaces, though it's overall two inches shorter and about an inch taller. Perhaps not surprisingly, the QX60's interior doesn't seem to have changed in size much. Only cargo space has been announced, and while it has 1.4 cubic feet more space with the third row folded, space is down by between 0.4 and 1.4 cubic feet behind the first row and the third row respectively. Space wasn't really the QX60's interior weakness, though — that was in the extremely dated design. Fortunately, the new model tosses everything from the old one out the window. It now has a low, flowing dash that helps provide a more airy feeling. It has the en vogue full-width air vents. It's particularly fetching in Autograph trim as shown above with semi-aniline quilted leather and open-pore wood trim. The infotainment is updated and features a 12.3-inch touchscreen. It can be matched with an available 12.3-inch instrument screen and a 10.8-inch head-up display. Infiniti has added additional sound-deadening, too, and among the standard features are a panoramic sunroof, three-zone automatic climate control, eight-way power heated seats, wireless Apple CarPlay, wired Android Auto and seating for seven. The Autograph swaps the second-row bench for captain's chairs. Powering the new QX60 is a tried-and-true 3.5-liter V6 making the same 295 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque as before. But, like its cousin the Nissan Pathfinder, it's now connected to a nine-speed automatic transmission, which also bumped towing capacity up to 6,000 pounds. Front-wheel drive is standard with all-wheel drive available on all trim levels. Infiniti says the all-wheel-drive system has been reworked for faster engagement, and it's able to send up to half of the engine's power to the rear wheels.

2017 Infiniti Q30 First Drive

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Audi and BMW have owned the premium C-segment for almost a decade now thanks to the A3 and the 1 Series (and 2 Series). Benz's A-Class has become less of a retiree's option and has spawned a popular (if not particularly good) sedan (the CLA) and a crossover (GLA). Down in the lower-class decks, machinery from Subaru is punching well above its weight, while Volkswagen's Golf owns the market in Europe. This all left perennial premium pretenders like Lexus and Infiniti with a problem: how to convince buyers their C-segment machinery was genuinely premium if they were based off a volume-selling donor body from Toyota or Nissan? Mercedes-Benz opened an odd window of opportunity for Infiniti. See, Benz's parent, Daimler, and Infiniti's motherships, Renault and Nissan, have had a technical alliance since 2010. A big technical alliance. So Infiniti was able to develop its hatch to sit atop the A-Class chassis, powertrain, and suspension architecture, though you'd barely know it by looking at the Infiniti from the outside. It has a style all its own, and you're not going to mistake a single angle on the Q30 for anything that comes out of Stuttgart. Nobody makes deeper cuts and curves into its metal than Infiniti. The Japanese brand claims that design is at its core, and whether you love or hate that design, it's hard to argue that point. The Q30 feels like a nicer, easier, more luxurious place than the A-Class on which its based. "Infiniti design is very three-dimensional on every panel. We want to give the sense and the feeling that every Infiniti has been made by an artisan, by hand, not by computer," the company's London-based design boss, Simon Cox, argued. Some will love it, some will hate it, and Infiniti can live with it either way. The point is that the brand is now on the field in a segment that is projected to keep growing at more than 9.4 percent globally, and it got there at a fraction of the normal cost of an all-new car, without having any easily identifiable cap tips to the Benz's far more conservative exterior design. The Benz bits are more obvious inside. Infiniti did such a good job of grafting its design ideas onto the interior hard points that it feels like a nicer, easier, more luxurious place than the A-Class, even if the Benz will be between eight and 10 percent more expensive in most markets. The dash top is clean, swooping, and stitched together beautifully.