Infiniti G20 Usados en Venta

This is a very good car overall. Minimal Problems. I bought it used and there was no rattling addend it had a brand new transmission. This car is great on gas. I get 33 mpg city and 40 mpg highway. It is a comfortable size; great for a family of four and maybe even five (baby seat possibly). For it to have a stock radio, the bass and treble are amazing quality (as though I got a new sound system). I love the ease of use of the sunroof and its a great alternative to using the windows. The tires are affordable at a size 15 tire they are only 120 a piece from the dealership and the tread lasts years. I dislike the cup holders because they are too small for large drinks. Another weakness area is that there are too many power steering lines. There must be 6-7 hoses and I have had to change 3 so far. Other wise no major trouble with car. Like all new cars not as easy to work on and replace things (parts are pricey) and though the overall cost of this car, brand new, is decent if you're wealthy, it is way too much. Otherwise, no additional problems. The trunk space also accommodates my violins and studio equipment for when I am travelling to do performances with my husband.

The Infiniti G20 is quite a spectacle. It is a sport car without being one, and it servers its purpose well. The car has a low-profile look to it, and with the six engines to back it up, it’s quite a powerhouse to boot for an average driver. The interior is quite elegant, fit for a luxury-branded line of sedan from Nissan. Indeed, it is an entry-level luxury car, and if you want to go for one while staying within budget, the Infiniti G20 is the one for you.

I purchased the vehicle from an auto auction for $2000 four years ago. At the time of purchase it had 70000 miles on it. It had new spark plugs and a new battery. The vehicle was small but perfect for just my son and I. It smelled like oranges and had previously only had one owner. I was weary about the purchase and had felt overwhelmed. Really I found a diamond in the rough. The car ran smoothly. It was clean the previous owner had taken good care of it. The engine was quiet and my goal was to drive it until I could not drive it anymore. During my last year of ownership the starter messed up but was fixable and the oil pan was pushed up probably from having to much weight on it while going over potholes. I had gotten into an accident and a vehicle making a right turn illegally side swiped the car. By the car having been made of that old school metal and not the easily crush-able stuff today...it did not dent at all...however the other car had significant damage. The brakes lasted a long time.