Nicoleg4 wrote:I am looking to buy a 2003 G35 sport sedan. It has 170,000 and the seller has accepted $5800 for it. I'm female and don't really know that much about cars but it looks nice. I really need something to last me about 5 or so years until I'm able to get a newer G35. I'm going to look at it today and possibly purchase. I'm going to look up the VIN number also. Here is the ad. Also about how many mpg do you guys think it will get. Online is says 17city and 24 hwy but the seller says 20-25? Do you think it is worth it to buy and that there will be minimum maintenance issues if well kept?
"For sale is my 2003 infiniti g35 sedan fast and fun to drive is a pearl white lowered for that vip look also improved handling has 19 inch 2 piece rims made in japan, big afterrmarket racing brakes with 4 pistons on each brake really powerful, ventilated in the back, slotted on the front, has HID headlights, paint has no fading or cracking, inside is well kept, black leather, all interior lights inside have been upgraded to LED lights, has a carbon fiber insert kit does add a really nice touch to the car, has infiniti navigation system the screen goes up, has bose sound system, power seats, one touch power windows, back seats are reclinable which is pretty cool,auto headlights, 2 sets of kesy"
Welcome!
I traded in my 06 G35 a year ago with 171796 miles as it need a couple of thousand dollars worth of work.
Have a mechanic thoroughly inspect the vehicle on a lift including brakes, tires, belts, age of battery.
If the vehicle still has the original water pump, alternator, and starter these are items that most likely will need replacement if you intend to keep the vehicle for 5 years.
Make sure this vehicle did not receive a visit from Hurricane Sandy like the 400,000 vehicles that did.
I don't think you should buy this car.
Until you have more money perhaps you should consider a Honda
Much cheaper to repair
Just my $.02
Good luck
Telcoman