2012 Infinity Qx56 With Theater Pkg. And Only 4,400 Miles on 2040-cars
Plano, Texas, United States
Very low (4,209) miles on this beautiful one-owner Infiniti Special Edition QX56 with the Theatre Package. It comes with the 5.6-liter V8 engine with DOHC, RWD, 7-speed automatic transmission, 20 inch chrome wheels. Included are leather seats with Tuscan Burl trim, heated 10-way power driver' s seat with lumbar support, heated steering wheel, tilt-column, power rear lift-gate, HID xenon headlights, rain sensing wipers, power folding heated outside mirrors and reverse tilt-down feature. Hard-drive navigation system, voice recognition, XM satellite radio, front and rear sonar collision avoidance system, Bluetooth hands-free phone system, Bose 13 speaker premium sound system with MP3 and USB port for iPod. Advanced airbag system, rear door safety locks, ABS brakes, tire monitoring system, heated second-row seats, remote tip-up second-row seats for easy third-row entry, and vehicle immobilizer system. Ride in style and comfort. Thanks for looking
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