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2004 Infiniti Qx56 Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.6l on 2040-cars

US $17,500.00
Year:2004 Mileage:38839 Color: Doors
Location:

You are bidding on a super clean QX56.  Vehicle was purchased from Hart Infiniti in Hartford, CT and I am the only owner.  This car was hardly driven with low miles of 38839.  Motor is practically brand new.  You may wish to contact the dealer to confirm that all maintenance and oil changes were performed and the required intervals.  Check the vehicle history and you will find nothing interesting.  It has been garaged since purchase, and taken out sparingly for small trips.  Seats are clean with no tears or rips, interior is like new, carpets are clean in excellent condition throughout the vehicle.  See the pics and wow, this car was babied.  The QX is loaded with all the bells and whistles aside from the All Wheel drive but has 2, 4low and 4high wheel drive and is outstanding in snow.  If you run the value on this car on NADA.com you will realize the value in this vehicle.  A great family vehicle as it has a full bose 6 disc CD changer and a seperate DVD player for the rear TV entertainment system.  Even with the third row of seats, it still has space in the rear to put groceries etc.  It has a 5th full spare with chrome rim matching the rims of the car.   Need to pull your boat, jet ski's or camper, the QX has a full tow package and special tow mode.  Don't purchase a car with high miles with 3 owners who ran the car into the ground.  Purchase a car that you can be confident was well maintained with low miles and low wear and tear.  This is a great car for any person seeking a great solid vehicle.

Condition:  (See Photo's), Minor scratches on the driver-side rear door - hardly noticeable & a CD is stuck in one of the CD changer slots however, the unit is still operable and functions fine. Repair costs have been deducted to reflect in the sale value.

See my feedback and bid with confidence.  Do not hesitate to send me any questions you may have.  Below are the vehicle specifications.


Engine Specifications

Engine

Horsepower

Torque

5.6L Gas V8

315 @ 4900 RPM

390 @ 3600 RPM

Max Towing Capacity

8,900 lbs

 

Drivetrain

Drivetrain

Rear Wheel Drive

Transmission

·         5 speed Automatic w/OD

Safety

Air Bag-Frontal-Driver

Air Bag-Frontal-Passenger

Air Bag-Side Head-Front

Air Bag-Side Head-Rear

Brakes-ABS

Brakes-Type-4 Wheel DISC

Child Safety Rear Door Locks

Engine Immobilizer

Headlights-Automatic

Headlights-High Intensity Discharge

Parking Aid

Security System

Traction Control

Comfort & Convenience

Air Conditioning-Front

Air Conditioning-Multi-Zone

Air Conditioning-Rear

Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror

Cruise Control

Keyless Entry

Max Seating Capacity: 7

Mirror(s)-Power

Mirrors-Memory

Mirrors-Vanity-Driver

Mirrors-Vanity-Driver Illumination

Mirrors-Vanity-Passenger

Mirrors-Vanity-Passenger Illumination

Navigation System

Pedals-Adjustable

Power Locks

Seat Trim-Leather

Seat(s)-Heated Front

Seat-Adjustable Lumbar-Driver

Seat-Memory

Seat-Power Driver

Seat-Power Passenger

Seat-Rear Pass-Through

Seats-Front Bucket

Seats-Rear Bucket

Steering Wheel-Adjustable

Steering Wheel-Audio Controls

Steering Wheel-Leather

Steering-Power

Suspension-Air

Trunk-Release-Remote

Universal Garage Door Opener

Windows-Power

Music & Entertainment

Audio-AM/FM Stereo

Audio-CD Changer

Audio-CD Player

Audio-Rear Seat Audio Controls

Audio-Upgrade Sound System (Bose)

Audio-DVD Player

Audio-Rear Entertainment System (TVw/inferred output for wireless headphones)

Interior

Floor Mats

Power Outlet

Seat-3rd Row

Exterior

Doors: 4

Fog Lamps

Luggage Rack/Roof Rack

Mirror(s)-Heated

Running Boards/Side Steps

Tow Hitch

Windows-Deep Tinted

Wipers-Intermittent

Wipers-Variable Speed Intermittent

Tires

Front Tire Size: P265/70R18

Rear Tire Size: P265/70R18

Spare Tire Size: P265/70R18

Wheels

Front Wheel Material: Chrome

Rear Wheel Material: Chrome

 

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