Hi, I was wondering if I could get some feedback from you guys. There is a silver 03 g35 sedan thats for sale with 20" black wheels and 75k miles on it.
They are asking 16,000 and the car looks clean. I believe it has the sport package. Would you guys think thats too many miles? Are there any problems that I should look out for? Thanks

 

Sounds like a decent deal to me.

If you search around in this section there are a few threads about buying the 03/04 sedans and things to look out for. Not any big ones but a few little things like the brakes, etc.

 

Does anybody know if Infinitys' usually work fine at high mileage?
Thats my main concern. If not i think i saw another one for sale with 40k on it and about $1,000 more...

 

ask yourself this question, do nissans run well at high miles???
my answer would be yes, theyre good at high miles

 

Yes all Nissan products do very well over 100k.

BTW it's Infiniti, not Infinity

 

lol..sorry yes its been a long day..but yes I meant Infiniti..
so if it was you guys would you go for a stock g with 45k and at $17,000 or
a 75k g35 with wheels and lowered??

 

Get the 40k. You can always customize it. Its not that expensive to lower it. 35k is alot of miles and its only 1k more its worth it hands down.

 

get the lower mileage one. 35000 miles is a lot of mileage and for $1k, it's worth it. Also, it's still under warranty (depend on the date it was first sold).

 

I'd say go for the one with less miles if it's clean. It's worth the extra $1000...

 

Do either of them have any maintenance records? That would influence my decision.

When I purchased mine with 75K or so, it had the Infiniti maintenance book with all the little squares filled in and stamped by the local dealer.

 

If you can't spell Infiniti you probably shouldn't be buying one.

Just kidding

Definately go with the one with lower miles for $1k more and mod to your tastes.

 

Go for the one with the lower mileage. The one that is lowered, you never know who did the mod or if it was done properly. It's only $1k more which is nothing for that much mileage difference.