2008 Charcoal/ Gray Infiniti Ex35 Automatic 3.5l V6 Rwd Suv on 2040-cars
Brazoria, Texas, United States
Year: 2008
Make: Infiniti
Drive Type: RWD
Model: EX
Mileage: 61,700
Trim: Black
Exterior Color: Charcoal/Gray
Hello, up for sale is a 2008 ex35 rwd v6 with 20 inch ruff racing wheels and 255/40R20 Nitto NT420S. I am trying to sell vehicle by the weekend because I am looking at purchasing a luxury car next week. I work all week but am more than willing to send interior pictures or more exterior to those whom are serious buyers. I just have not had time to take more pictures. The car is in excellent condition and exceeds the description of clean retail. Please email me if you have any questions. Local pickup only.
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