more than 200,000 mi infiniti car still doing good??

Asked by Mpal May 25, 2014 at 01:10 AM about the 2008 INFINITI G35

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Mpai - your other post (on this page) says 2008 infiniti with 180000, do you have have two or are you looking to buy one.

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A modern engine will last 300,000 with careful maintenance- but for me, 200,000 is enough- if you have the means, time to get a new one-

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My Infiniti has 320000 on it and it runs like it's brand new. I've done every maintenance that the manufacturer recommended at the recommended mileage. It is a great car. I'm just ready for a Truck to be honest. The only thing I do not like is grocery shopping in a small car. But for the car I would do it all over again. I do legitimately have to complain about is the headlights. I can't stand their thought of the whole number coming off to change a bulb. My Saying is "fast car shitty headlights!!"

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