2003 Nissan 350z Automatic Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
Florham Park, New Jersey, United States
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I have for sale a 2003 Nissan 350z automatic in excellent running condition. Over the last year that I've owned her I've taken great care of her. I've been doing regular oil changes every 3000 miles with Exxon Mobile One, and around 135,000 miles I did a full tune up on the car with premium parts used ( trans fluid, brakes, ect) and have the paperwork for all work done. There is absolutley nothing wrong mechanically wrong with this car and still sounds like she just rolled off the lot. Everything about the car is OEM, I have modified nothing to this car except for the head unit which is a touch screen wifi intergrated for phone calls and music ( also I installed a chip in it so you can watch movies while driving) The performance of the car is outstanding, the transition between gears is perfect and the pickup on her is supreme. The interior of the car is well kept with no tears in the seats and no scratches on the dash. The exterior is in great condition but has its minor flaws. The bumper has some paint chips on it, and there is a minor scratch on the passanger side rear panel but nothing that is extremely noticable. When you see this car you will be amazed how well kept a car this car is considering its 11 years old. If you have further questions about this car, feel free to message me.
Good Luck Mike |
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