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1996 Infinity J30 Pearl White / Low Mile / Senior Owned Forida Car on 2040-cars

US $4,500.00
Year:1996 Mileage:115243
Location:

Bound Brook, New Jersey, United States

Bound Brook, New Jersey, United States
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This is a very nice Infinity J30. Optional Pearl White with Bone leather interior. This car was $42,000 new in 1996! It is a 1 owner car from Florida. Senior citizen owned, then it came up to PA for a short while and back to NJ. I have unbelievable service records for every inspection and servicing. All regular servicing is done. This includes the factory required tuneup, timing belt, water-pump, idlers, belts, hoses and a thermostat, fuel filters and Oxygen sensors. These all have to be replaced at 100K miles and the owner spent $1600 having all this done. In addition, it has a recent DELCO battery, 4 NEW tires, all new brakes.

The car has NO, NONE, NADA mechanical problems. Everything works. The car drives like new with NO shakes, rattles, buzzing. Nothing. Rock solid. No serious rust. Never been in an accident. Clean title in-hand.

I bought this for my Daughter. She wrecked her car, and I was under the impression it wasn't insured. It was, so we're getting it fixed. ( It only has 15K miles on it). So we really just don't need the car.

Here is the list of options:

-Pearl Paint.
-Power options: Sunroof, locks, mirrors, steering, brakes, front seats (6-way!), trunk, antenna.
-Tilt wheel, cruise control, Leather EVERYthing. Real wood trim. Steering wheel controls for cruise and stereo. BOSE 8 speaker AM/FM/Cass/CD stereo. Heated seats. Tinted glass, defog/defrost, AC with climate control, Alloy wheels, 4-wheel Disc brakes (new) with Anti-lock, Positraction, 4 wheel fully independent suspension. 5-star reliability, Air bags, factory embroidered floor mats, heated seats, dash gauges w/Tach, Projector headlights, auto-dim rear-view mirror, lighted vanity mirrors, fully lined trunk.
-Engine is a V6, Twin Overhead Cam, 24 valve with sequential digital fuel injection. The same engine is in the 300Z sports car. Trans is an Automatic 4sp overdrive.

This car is loaded. And it all works. No body rot. No leaks or drips.  You can drive this anywhere.

The problems: The cubby lid in the console pops open. There are 2 small spots of scale on the sunroof. The rear bumper got bumped and has a ding in it and some paint spider-webbing.

I'll save you the research time:

Car and Driver: 90-120k miles in Exc mech condition $4,424.
CARS.com and Edmunds.com: In the last 180 days, the AVERAGE J30 sold for $3,079. The average car had 176,400 miles on it. The average car required $740 in service work. The average car cost $3819 to make reliable in average conditon.

This car is much better than average with a LOT less mileage and needs no work. These cars routinely go past 250,000 miles.

So, $4500 takes this luxury car home. I have not detailed it yet. I'll polish/wax , vacuum inside, clean the interior up, spot-fix the 2 spots on the sunroof. If you want to do this yourself, talk to me and you can save some $. Put the key in it and drive home. 

 I think the car is fairly proced for what it is. I've looked at others and EVERY one was missing the 100,000 mile service work. This is a $1500-$2000 service job. If that timing belt breaks, your engine is history. So a cheaper car might be less money up front, but it's a time bomb waiting to go. My car has a folder full of service work...everything by the book, and it shows. The engine needs nothing for years.

My feedback speaks for itself. I've sold a dozen cars here and all were given perfect feedback. I represent my cars fairly and honestly to the best of my ability. I won't see a car I wouldn't put my own family in.   

 

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