Thanks for the detailed reply....Yea In the picture they looked like HID's, but in the description it says Halogen headlights. Are the headlights the 1st "translucent eyes" or the 2nd? i don't know what's up with that. Do you have any idea how much the extended warranty runs for? For an average M35, should i expect to see any kind of problems as it nears the 60,000 mi range?M4T5 wrote:49,000 mi isn't too bad. If you can get all of the service records that would be good insurance for what you are buying. Yes, get the Elite extended warranty! You can acquire it at a local Infiniti dealership.If the photo is really good, you can spot the HID's. They look like 2" diameter translucent eyes. Why not just ask the seller???I personally would never buy a car without seeing and test driving it in person. Photos can be really deceiving. Photos tend to not show scratches, dings, dents, paint chips, and windshield rock chips. Also request a carfax!!!!!! I cannot stress that enough!You need to check and make sure the tires are in good shape. Also, check to see if the 30K mi service was performed. It will be due for a 60K mi service in 10K mi. You need to have the brakes checked too!That price is relatively pretty reasonable if the car is in great shape and comes with some good options.
Good luck!
J
That's a nice looking ride! It looks clean. The photos are glaring too much to tell on the HID's.It does not have the tech or advanced tech pkg. The advanced pkg comes with lane departure, ICC (Intelligent Cruise Control), and 14spk Bose audio system) Nope, it does not come with HID's or Navigation.It is pretty basic, but it looks really clean.But it comes with some nice chrome 18" wheels and the aerodynamic pkg.jaytrey wrote: http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/...false
What kind of minor stuff are you encountering ? Also, do u know where i can find a different faceplate to replace the wood grain on the console? It's a bit too old fashioned for my liking. Maybe a link to a picture or place to buy it? Is it hard to do?
1. How can you tell it does not had HID's? The headlights look exactly the same on this one as one that i compared that did have HID's.M4T5 wrote:
That's a nice looking ride! It looks clean. The photos are glaring too much to tell on the HID's.It does not have the tech or advanced tech pkg. The advanced pkg comes with lane departure, ICC (Intelligent Cruise Control), and 14spk Bose audio system) Nope, it does not come with HID's or Navigation.It is pretty basic, but it looks really clean.But it comes with some nice chrome 18" wheels and the aerodynamic pkg.
J
Exactly why I said it did not come with the Nav.Good observation!NightWatch wrote:That vehicle does not have the NAV system, you can tell by the buttons around the Infiniti Controller.
Both of those cars look very nice and have identical features. They both have ICC, lane departure, Nav, and 14spk Bose System (Not sure about the white one). I prefer the ones with the areodynamics pkg, but that's all preference.jaytrey wrote:I do travel quite often, so the nav is handy. Is the nav dvd based? do the maps need updating?
I am beginning to rethink this specific deal because it does not have all the fancy gadgets.
Can you guys let me know how these two stack up? worth it for the miles? I really appreciate your help guys. great forum!
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Buy a new DVD on the manufacturers website, or Ebay. You can search this site for the info, it was posted a few months back.jaytrey wrote:how would you go about doing that?
I disagree with the point that you "maximize mileage" with the CC or ICC. I have found that it uses more gas since The car in front of me speeds up and slows down nad my car responds, sometimes downshifting. I enjoy the ICC quite a bit when I am not in a hurry, and want a relaxing drive. That being said, I would not be upset if my next car didn't have it.Bob24 wrote:I have the ICC and to me it is a throw away option. I am not a big cruise control guy. If you like to use the cruise and you go on a lot of longer trips where you want to maximize your mileage and minimize your chance at getting a speeding ticket, it isn't bad.
I have used it a few times just to show it off to friends. I think regular cruise already detaches the driver from the task at hand enough and ICC just compounds that.