A G35 Coupe not a Sedan

It is barely broken in. l would not have any concerns with any less than 80,000 miles. These cars can usually go 200,000 to 300,000 miles. Most people sell or trade them just to get a newer style, not because the car is worn out.

yes ik totally agree, 50,000 miles is just getting broken in. It is a fantasticly reliable car and will last you a long time. It will give u no issues if u maintain it

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yes no problem. Nissan/Infiniti are very reliable vehicles when maintained properly. If buying from private party make sure that you get a carfax vehicle history report. Ask questions bring a mechanic

Yes, they are ridiculously reliable. If you are getting an 04 or up you will only have a limited amount of the warrantly. The warrarnty is for 4 years or 60,000 miles whichever comes first for most models. Ask about how much time is left, it may help you make a decision.

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sure, why not?
If you do not know.
Just about any car made after 2000 can make it to 200,000 miles.
The average person drives 13,000 miles per year.
So you can own the car for another 11 years.

very good car..get it.

yup . car will just run & run . that car is consistantly listed as one of consumer reports best used car buys !!!! ( looks good too !!! ) Regardless of that fact tho, l would still take it to a dealer & have them inspect the vehicle to make sure it doesnt have any issues before u buy - a used car inspection at an Infiniti dealership will run u about 100 dollars. Plus they can run the history on the car to make sure it did have any fatal issues between mile 0 & 50,000.

Yes l do not see much problem with it. They should run for a long time and they hold their value really well. The only problem is insurance is really expensive for them and at 50k you might be out of warranty. l think Nissan/Infiniti does a 60k warranty and its always good to buy a vehicle that still has that.

l own a 2004, G35 sedan, it has about 45K miles. It is an excellent car & gets rave reviews. Things to consider- the 03-04 had significant brake & audio problems. Both the sedan & coupe have a history of oil consumption problems that required a new engine.

The mileage does not as much as how the car was driven & whether maintenance was done regularly. I've owned cars that exceed 300K miles & those that died at 30K due to how others drove them. Most G is r driven hard, very hard. They're street & track raced by many folks (they r extremely fast).

Things to do-- take it to a trusted mechanic; get a carfax, ask to see maintenance records, drive in town & take it for a highway spin & see how she does at 65-80mph. Also, look to see if any mods have been done & if any were removed. Ask about oil consumption, any major repairs, etc.

Finally, the insurance on my G was as expensive as that on my 1992, 240 Volvo sedan. so it should not be a factor.

Finally.. this is by far the sexiest, fastest, smoothest, most exhilarating ride u will ever own!

Good luck. Hope this helps