In continuation of my "Short Takes" video series at All City Auto, I give a tour of a <b>2003 Infiniti G35</b> Coupe. I take viewers on ...
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A: Infiniti's have great resale value, so finding a $12,000 in 2009 is still gonna ge hard.,
Well i mean, u can get one for that price, but it's either gonna have a LOT of miles, it's been in a accident before, or it has mechanical problems.
(answered by on May 21, 4634)
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A: Yes for sure it will be under 12,000 dollars in 2009 or 2010.
A 2003 Infiniti G35 right now goes for about 12-10,000 dollars.
So buy 2009/10 it will definitely have depreciated below $12k (answered by ghafoors2005 on September 01, 2008)
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A: The only "problem" I've seen on the G35 Infiniti related to the brakes is the lip that builds up on the outer edge of the front rotors. The lip forms because of the soft metal composition used in the rotors.
Try after market Chinese rotors which I have never had a problem with. Make sure you buy the more expensive brake pads, ask for ones that don't make noise.
Brembo rotors cost over $800 each and I've never priced the calipers.
Now that could be called a problem! (answered by thebax2006 on January 05, 2009)
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2003. Infiniti. G35. Infiniti isn't just embracing the industry's rear-wheel-drive renaissance, it's giving it a bearhug.The new G35 sport sedan is the first in a slew of rear-wheel-drive Infinitis that will soon beg for your right foot. The G35 is a sporty ...
Covers U.S. and Canadian models of Nissan 350Z & Infiniti G35. Does not include Infiniti G37 models.
Haynes manuals are written specifically for the do-it-yourselfer, yet are complete enough to be used by professional mechanics.
