2006 Infiniti G35 Usados en Venta

So to start this review, I will just say that this car to me is one of the best-looking cars in its price range. This car has a very unique body style and shape. This car will easily stand out, plus there is a huge community of die-hard Infiniti lovers that will help you if you need it. When it comes to what else I like about the car, I would have to say how smooth the car drives. Very great handling, even at fast speeds. This car is clearly a performance car that will excite anyone who drives it. Another key factor is nothing major goes wrong with this car. They made this automobile to last. The only dislikes I can think of would be driving the car in the snow or bad weather. If you live in areas with snow, you might want to consider getting the sedan version with all-wheel drive. Overall, this car is great for people who want to have fun and enjoy driving. Just be careful because this car can surprise you with how fast it is.

The car is very good, and it has been very reliable for me. It rarely has anything wrong with it, and when the engine light does come on, it is inexpensive to fix. Even though it is inexpensive to fix, it is a very quality car, and I think buying a used Infinity G35 is a great idea. It has a lot of power and can easily catch up to traffic when merging onto the freeway or when in a rush. The interior is very nice and has leather seats and a great stereo that plays music very well. Overall, the car has been on the best purchases I have made. The leather seats are very resilient and can take food and drinks spilling on them without tearing or being worn out. The trunk is big enough to fit three sets of gold clubs comfortably, and it is a great family car if you are looking to do a lot of traveling. It does not require premium gasoline, although the gas mileage on the car is not fantastic. A lot of the newer cars have very good gas mileage while I feel like I am paying almost 50 dollars a week to fill up my Infinity G35. Other than the gas mileage, the car has been very good. From the outside, I think it is very stylish, and it looks like a cool car for a four-door sedan. This car has good suspension and is a smooth ride. It does not ride as smooth as a BMW for example, but it is much cheaper to maintain than a BMW.

I really liked the way these cars looked, and when I was in the market for them back in 2008, they had a very luxurious feel to them. After owning it for five years now, I've grown to hate it. The first month, I noticed that the car burned oil. The oil consumption has got progressively worse over the years. At first it started off burning a quart every thousand miles. I had purchased a warranty with the dealership, and they made me go back and forth for oil consumption tests. I ended up being up on my warranty 25k miles later because they decided it didn't burn enough oil to merit a new engine. I researched the engines and found out that the revup edition engines put in the Infiniti g35 coupe are prone to having their piston rings wear, causing the bad oil consumption. This issue, the vehicle getting poor gas mileage, it being terrible in the winter due to the rear-wheel drive, and some other minor things have made me come to really dislike the vehicle. The back-light on the odometer also went out around 100,000 miles, so I can no longer see how many miles are on the car. The stock radio also died a little later on. Parts are extremely expensive for the car as well, and the manual recommends filling with premium gas, which also puts a hole in my pocket.