The car is from a dealer and there is a scratch on the back left. Other than that the car seems fine. Carfax reported one accident but had no details. Automatic with black paint and black rims. I'm also thinking of hiring an anti-lemon company to inspect the car beforehand.
So is this too good to be true?

I smell a troll

Really? I'm dead serious.

Are you sure it isn't a civic with an Infiniti symbol on the trunk?

Check the title, it's probably salvage.

Here are pictures:
http://imgur.com/a/q8dpQ

And how do I tell if the title is salvage?

If I check it with an anti lemon company wouldnt that take care of any hidden problems?

I think on the title it says it's salvaged. If it is, stay away

where do you think it says that ?
I cant find anything

post the vin and then I'll stop believing you're a troll. I can autocheck it.

Looks like it is worth about 6k.

Vin:JNKCV54EX4M818625

http://www.lindenusedcars1.com/2004-...0/Details.aspx


I wouldnt touch it. something must be seriously wrong with that G

Just looking at the pics of the interior in the dealer link, there's been no prep work done on the car, so it's definitely "as is," and that would include the mechanicals. The seat is torn, it has aftermarket speakers, and looks like it's been driven hard to me, including the scratched up plastidipped wheels. A cared-for car would not have an interior looking like that with only 62K miles.

You can take it to a trusted Infiniti specialist to have them look it over and waste your money if you like; I expect the report you'll get is the advice you're getting here: walk from it.

Alright, I believe you're not a troll now

Autocheck score of 57 which is terrible. Not one but 2 accidents on record. The price is right for how scary it is. Drive it for a long time and pay someone for an inspection. Here's the meat and potatoes:

This dealers inventory is amazing; tons of crap luxury cars priced like dirt.