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Best Affordable Infiniti Car

TL;DR The Infiniti G37 is highly recommended for its performance, reliability, and affordability. Other notable options include the M37 and EX37, which offer luxury features at a competitive price.

Infiniti G37

The Infiniti G37 stands out as a popular choice among enthusiasts due to its sporty drive and reliable 3.7 V6 engine. Many users praise its handling and power, making it a great option for those seeking a balance between performance and luxury [1:2][1:4]. The G37's AWD system, derived from Porsche technology, adds to its appeal as a versatile vehicle suitable for various driving conditions [1:2].

Infiniti M37

For those looking for a more spacious option, the Infiniti M37 offers similar sporty characteristics in a midsize package. It's based on the G37 platform but provides additional room and comfort [1:12]. The M37 is often seen as a middle ground between sportiness and practicality, making it a solid choice for daily driving [4:5].

Reliability and Maintenance

Infiniti models, particularly those with the VQ37 engine, are known for their reliability when properly maintained. Regular oil changes and routine maintenance can ensure these vehicles last well over 200k miles [4:1]. However, potential buyers should be aware of specific issues such as gallery gasket problems in pre-2012 models [4:1]. Despite some concerns about repair costs and insurance, many owners find Infinitis to be a worthwhile investment for their performance and driving experience [4:3].

Alternative Models

Other Infiniti models like the EX37 and FX35 also receive positive feedback for their design and exhaust note [5:3][5:6]. While not as commonly recommended as the G37, these models offer unique features that may appeal to different preferences. Additionally, the Q50 with a 3.7 engine is noted for its power and reliability, though modifications may require supporting upgrades [1:7].

Considerations Beyond Infiniti

While Infiniti cars provide a good blend of luxury and performance, it's important to consider other brands like Lexus or Mazda if reliability and resale value are top priorities [1:6][3:1]. Ultimately, choosing the right car depends on individual needs and budget constraints.

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Are Infinitis the best used car deals?

Posted by Pahlevun · in r/whatcarshouldIbuy · 3 years ago
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I'm looking at Infinitis back when their cars used to be competitive. You can get something like a G37 or an EX37 crossover/wagon or hell even a midsize M37 for $10-15k if that.

I'm not saying $10-15k is necessarily super cheap. But think about what you're getting. It's not a 2022 Mercedes luxury, but it's still a luxury car, and they drive sporty and make really good power from the 3.7 V6. AWD or RWD for the sporty drive, from what I understand reliable if you stick to the 3.7. They're not great new but as a semi-enthusiastic choice of a practical/daily-able reliable car, is there anything better? It seems to me like you're getting a car that will smoke past these turbo 4 basic germans that cost the same or more like the audi a4 or bmw 3 series and the like. and be more reliable too. And maybe less luxurious, but how much less really? compared to how bad it outperforms them.

I think of Lexus but the 350 models (which make comparable power) are a few grand more expensive for similar mileage/ears. An IS350 is almost always 4-5 grand more expensive than a G37 despite the G37 outperforming it. I get the Lexus is top notch build quality and all but yeah. Anyway lmk what yall think or if some better, more depreciating yet still decent/reliable cars that come to mind!

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[deleted] · 3 years ago

G37x owner here. Love the car and a used one is a smoking deal. Don’t be afraid to tell people that the AWD system in the Infiniti’s started in the Porsche 959 and was refined in the GTR. It’s the same AWD system and it’s awesome. Best bang for your buck by far.

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TheRogIsHere · 3 years ago

When comparing the Lexus against the Infiniti, keep in mind the 350 is more reliable, holds value longer, and has better handling and steering feel. Feels tighter overall. So you're paying for those extra things.

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yiweno · 3 years ago

No it’s not. Have you driven both of those cars? The g37 without a doubt handles better and has better steering feel. The Lexus is more reliable but it’s not like the infinity isn’t unreliable. The infinity is a bargain because of depreciation.

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Pahlevun · OP · 3 years ago

That's what I'm thinking too. I've driven an IS300 before but not an IS350... but the IS300 AWD had the "detuned" version of the 3.5 V6. The G37 definitely felt sportier and more eager to be driven like a sports car. The IS is like a grown up mature luxury car that has performance capabilities if you need them. That and the fact that it holds its value so annoyingly well. To be honest I'd probably get an IS350 or GS350 and wouldn't be debating what car to get next, if it wasn't for their ABSURDLY slow depreciation rate. I just can't find a way to justify paying many thousand $ more for a Lexus that's, ultimately also a reliable japanese luxury V6 sedan... sure it's more luxurious, it's a Lexus etc. But can't justify the price jump, especially considering how much depreciation the Infinitis get

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DontAbuseWomen · 3 years ago

I have had 3 Infiniti’s, a 2005 g35. 2012 g37. 2018 q50 red sport. They are fantastic. If you want power you can’t beat it for RWD in this price range.

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Pahlevun · OP · 3 years ago

Awesome to hear. How did they hold up reliability wise especially the G37?

Also what are your thoughts on the build quality and how it holds up over time, again specifically for the G37 (since it's those generation Infinitis that I'm looking at to buy in a near future)? For reference if you could place it between a Lexus that still drives like brand new after 150k miles, and an old E Class that's rattling and creaking after 100k miles. Where would the Infiniti [G37] be?

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Metsican · 3 years ago

Another vote here for the G37x, mainly for the motor/drivetrain. The VQ37 is awesome. It's not cheap to fuel but it has tons of power, the expensive bits are reliable, and with snow tires, is a total beast in snow.

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velociraptorfarmer · 3 years ago

Absolutely bulletproof.

There's a tiny issue on 2011 and older versions than can be spendy if it goes, but it's a less than 1% chance it ever happens, and it's not catastrophic to the point it destroys the motor, just a $1500 repair bill.

2012 and up have zero known weak points.

Source: owned a 2007 G35xS sedan for 5 years. Biggest bill I ever got stuck with was $300 for a wheel bearing. Otherwise, it was just fluids, belts, plugs, and filters DIY'ed. They're stupidly easy to work on.

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BastardoJr · 3 years ago

‘06 G35 was the best car I ever had, and I kick myself every day for not still owning it.

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w_a_w · 3 years ago

The wife had an '04 G35X sedan and we loved it. Around 2016 rodents ate the wiring harness and it was never the same again after repair by the dealer. Around 2019 it started dying repeatedly while going 80mph on the highways in ATL rendering it nearly a death trap. Dealer couldn't figure out the problem so we dumped it at Carmax for $2000 with only 70k miles on it. Womp womp. Got her a like new condition Caddy CTS 3.6 loaded wagon with only 46k on it for $16k. She loves that even more.

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[deleted] · 3 years ago

G37 are great. A lot of people here see Nissan and have a fucking stroke. On the Q50 forums the 3.7 and 3.0TT are reliable as long as you don’t mod. If you do mod you need supporting mods. But the 3.0TT Q50 I rented was great, it had insane power.

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Pahlevun · OP · 3 years ago

I’d absolutely love one of those but there’s like one or two listing of the M56 in all of Canada. M37’s the next best thing which is still a pretty cool car considering it’s based on the sporty G37 but in a more spacious package

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First time car buyer. Which car do you recommend?

Posted by SjGenesis · in r/infiniti · 2 years ago
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JohnQ32259 · 2 years ago

Tough to say without the mileage.

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SjGenesis · OP · 2 years ago

G37=170k G35=136k

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JohnQ32259 · 2 years ago

Almost the same price, 34k less miles, I say go with the G35 if it's all the same to you.

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MadeMeStopLurking · 2 years ago
  1. You'll have more fun with awd
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Curious-Welder-6304 · 2 years ago

The 35x looks like it's been in a bad accident that was improperly repaired. Hood misaligned, and it looks like the air intakes on the bumper were sprayed over in the same color as the bumper cover?

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kadeemlive · 2 years ago

Infiniti cars are commonly known to not be aligned properly. Especially the bumpers.

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Curious-Welder-6304 · 2 years ago

Yeah, well spraying over the intakes gives it away

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Tomeilover · 2 years ago

He probably just needs to clips for the bumper

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Stonehuskers · 2 years ago

Every infiniti used ive ever looked at for sale look like it was in a wreck or it had engine knock 😭

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Patient-Entrance7087 · 2 years ago

G35 unless there is some reliability issue with the3.5 compared to the3.7. But assuming no issues g35

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RegisStChristopher · 2 years ago

I’d suggest the 35 based on mileage and AWD

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[deleted] · 2 years ago

3.7 for more power but that year is known for Gallery gasket issue. 3.5 if maintenance is up to date. Same go for both. Keep in mind they getting up there in miles.

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Infiniti or mazda

Posted by Immediate-Rub-6863 · in r/WhatCarShouldIBuyGULF · 5 months ago

Stuck between infiniti q30/qx30 (based on merc) or a mazda 6. Just love the looks of infiniti and even the mazda both are equally great

But have to choose one, what would you choose if given the option Any one owns a q30 not sure about the reliability on that one insights would be great

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AnorakTheGrey · 5 months ago

owned QX50 but hated its jerky cvt so I bought EX35 with standard automatic transmission and loving it to bits, a total worthy downgrade.

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Immediate-Rub-6863 · OP · 5 months ago

Thats true but then its got a dct 7 speed and its smooth

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EuphoricExcitement67 · 5 months ago

mazda 6 , have rented it for 3 days and it drives good.

the only problem is if you're tall , it's a little cramped

Qx30 only driven once , performance wise it's good, but i don't know liked the mazda 6 more

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RiNN3GAMi · 5 months ago

Overwhelming use of Merc parts with the QX30 so maintenance can get expensive. Mazda 6 for me.

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Going away to college, which infiniti should I get?

Posted by fluidwingz · in r/infiniti · 5 months ago

I need a reliable infiniti that won't break down on me and is (preferably) fun to drive. I've been thinking of maybe an M45? Let me know what you guys recommend, what years I should look for and any problems I should be weary of. My budget is around 5-10k btw, thanks in advance!

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SteamReflex · 5 months ago

I got my g as a college kid. Word of advice; while they are more on reliable side, when they do need work the parts get pretty expensive. Insurance is also gonna be expensive unless you do the absolute minimum coverage. They also take premium and like to guzzle gas so if you drive daily, you'll be puttin 70-100 into a tank every week or 2 depending on gas prices. Unless you got a solid savings or income id stick with a more economy vehicle like a civic. If you want somthin on the more on the fun side I've heard good things about miatas and ik they are easy to work on and dirt cheap to maintain.

If ur budget is 5-10k, expect to spend basically all of ur budget on anything newer than 2010. The infintis going for 5k and stuff are usually clapped to the moon and back

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fluidwingz · OP · 5 months ago

As far as gas mileage, I'm used to spending a lot on my truck lol. I also won't be putting a ton of miles on it, and ideally I need it to last a good 6 years until I have a stable income without any major problems while driving maybe 3-400 miles a month. If I put in the money to get a well taken care of one now, is it worth it?

I could look into another brand entirely, I'm just into cars and honestly am willing to spend a little extra for something I'd have fun driving. Infiniti seems like a good middle between what I need and what I want lol

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SteamReflex · 5 months ago

If you stay religious on oil changes and such every 5k miles or so it can last well over 200k miles for the vq37 at least. Also be aware if you live in or near any large major cities, The sportier infintis are targets for car jacking. Also for the g37, I believe anything before a 2012 has a risk of gallery gasket issues once it gets to a higher mileage.

Maybe look into the nissan z's, they have the same engine and transmission as the infinitis but the parts and maintenance might have a more nissan price (aside for the oil). Also has alot more aftermarket customizability from what I've seen

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MadeMeStopLurking · 5 months ago

Something with the 3.5 or 3.7

2007 and up will get you the VQ35HR which is solid.

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Smaht4Nuthin · 5 months ago

2010 M45 Sport is cherry if you can find one. I own a 2004 M45 and 2014 Q70S. I was in an accident and totaled my 2010 M45 and I was really bummed. You will spend a bit in gas though but they are all very reliable if you take care of it....Only major problems I had on both the 2004 and 2010 was the crankshaft position sensor about $800 repair and replacing the power steering rack on both about $1200 repair did it myself (not fun) on the 2004 and the 2010 about a $1600 repair at the dealership. Gas, routine maintenance and sets of tires will be your wear and tear expenses to be expected.

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fluidwingz · OP · 5 months ago

Which would you say you enjoy more, the M45 or Q70? are they comparable in terms of reliability?

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Smaht4Nuthin · 5 months ago

Both very reliable. The Q70 is the next generation of M37/45 starting in 2011. The newer the more expensive to repair.

I love my 2004 the most for the look of that generation. It's a dog at low RPMs but once it opens up it's so much fun to drive RWD. I preserve that one. The repairs are expensive for the rare availability of OEM parts when needed.

I like my 2014 Q70S for the luxury and sport wheels and AWD but has dated technology.

Why I think the 2010 M45x Sport (The one I totaled) is a very nice middle of the road of the two and a fun every day driver. And the way to go for my recommendation.

If...... you can spend a little more and get your hands on a AWD 2011 M37x/Q70s-V6 or M56x/Q70s-V8 you can't go wrong with any one these choices. Make sure you are ok with gas and tires budget though.

I like them all for different reasons and would preserve all if I could.

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smodanc · 5 months ago

I’ve had a base m37 for almost 7 years now and can’t recommend it more

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capooop · 5 months ago

I would probably say g35 with all service done

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_Reala_ · 5 months ago

Get a used Honda Civic.

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OkEstablishment5503 · 5 months ago

Or a v6 accord

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What’s Your Favorite Infiniti Model and Why?

Posted by b4tman69 · in r/infiniti · 5 months ago

I’m curious to know what everyone’s favorite Infiniti car is! Whether it’s due to performance, comfort, design, reliability, or any other reason—I’d love to hear your thoughts. Share your favorite model and tell us what makes it stand out for you!

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bowser661 · 5 months ago

G37 hands down

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DOliverNewell · 5 months ago

ditto. '12 G37S manual transmission w wide tires and tweaked suspension Definitely the "funest" car +(including the '61 'Vette I had way back) . Really a pleasure to drive. Wifey hated it. Broke neck, lost effective use of clutch foot, sold car, wife is happy, Shit!

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ForzaShadow · 5 months ago

I’ve owned both a 3.7 q50 and a G37 sedan and I agree

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Elephant_Tusk_777 · 5 months ago

FX35 😤😤😤

Why? Just look at it and listen to the exhaust note.

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nhutcracker · 5 months ago

FX35

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madderhatter3210 · 5 months ago

Fx50S

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J_C_Davis45 · 5 months ago

03-04 M45 is my FAVORITE. In Japan, the Cedric/Gloria had a single turbo VQ30 engine, but Nissan North America didn’t want to spend the coin to certify another engine platform for North American emission standards, so they just swapped in the already certified Q45 V8. Nissans cheapness accidentally made a factory V8 engine swapped hot rod. Awesome car.

But my opinion of the BEST Infiniti of all time (and I’ve driven them all, many times), is an 05-06 G35 sedan 6MT. Great sports car, great sedan, and just an overall fantastic all-purpose enthusiast car.

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First car good idea?

Posted by yeehawsauce1738 · in r/whatcarshouldIbuy · 9 months ago

First car and I’ve decided I want it to last and be something I really like, I’ve really liked the g35-g37 Infiniti’s, I was interested in something that’s nice and is somewhat sporty and very comfortable and I think these are the best options for me, I just need to know I’m making the right choice especially since I’m gonna be locked in for 4 years. If not these cars what cars should I look into?

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TheIronHerobrine · 9 months ago

I absolutely hate these cars. Get something less revolting.

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Momentum_0811 · 9 months ago

8 gen j series for the win bro, be different and have fun

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Ayo_Pussy123 · 9 months ago

Get ready to have ur car stolen LOL

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Major-Breath6694 · 9 months ago

Please not another one

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InfamousRaymond · 9 months ago

Not a huge fan of these. They can be expensive to fix. I would listen to others recommending Acura.

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What are the best-looking affordable vehicles?

Posted by dan1101 · in r/Autos · 4 years ago

One that I've always really liked is the Mazda Protege 5

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YourCoConnect · 4 years ago

I used to have a mazda protege 5 in black. Loved that car.

I always get some happy endorphins when I see a Miata with the top down.

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miami_heat92 · 4 years ago

Honda Civics are hard to beat. Just the standard Civic looks great but you can modify it in so many ways. It will drive great and last a long time, you can't go wrong.

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dan1101 · OP · 4 years ago

I thought of another, Honda CRX. Those were good looking cars.

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Fire-LEO-4_Rynex · 4 years ago

04-08 Acura TL

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clutchthepearls · 4 years ago

Affordable now or when they were produced?

I've always thought the 03-04 Infiniti M45 was awesome, but it only fits one of those caveats.

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dan1101 · OP · 4 years ago

I mainly meant when they were produced. Those are interesting looking.

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Opinion on Infinitis??

Posted by CriticismOk2277 · in r/WhatCarShouldIBuyGULF · 1 month ago
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Need a car for around 25k. Just wanted to ask general questions like Are these Infinitis reliable? What are the common problems in these cars? Is maintenance costly?

Infiniti owners or anyone in general who knows about these cars pls let me know!

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AnorakTheGrey · 1 month ago

I still drive my 2010 EX35, love it to bits. It’s a classic old school car, no cvt and no turbo shit.

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Approx_Common · 1 month ago

Its a reliable car if clean. A friend of mine bought a 2015 for 30k with similar mileage and had to replace the engine after a year. Reason was no PPI coz he trusted his mechanic and his "trusted friends" friend.

Sold it 17k after spending on repairs and headaches.

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germanliter · 28 days ago

Hey, what went wrong on that engine? What should be done to avoid the issue?

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Approx_Common · 28 days ago

If its a used car always get a proper PPI done. Don't ever trust or take anyone's word and buy.

And if the ppi report is clean, always ensure your oil changes are on time and the coolant levels and quality remain intact. Heat (low coolant levels) and improper oil change intervals kill most engines.

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NeverGetBanned · 1 month ago

I own one, the sensors are.. fragile to say the least, but the rest is very reliable.

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eclipselmfao · 1 month ago

what sensors are you referring to?

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NeverGetBanned · 1 month ago

I had multiple issues with traction control & parking brake sensors, where at certain acceleration speed the traction control & parking brake light would lit at the same time.

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CriticismOk2277 · OP · 1 month ago

Good to hear !! What all do you think I should check when buying one of these 2nd hand?

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NeverGetBanned · 1 month ago

Service history & PPI of course.

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rawrigger · 1 month ago

Pro Tip, avoid Infiniti as the spares/maintenance may go beyond your expectations.

General rule when purchasing a used car,

  1. Do a PPI + service history
  2. Keep 30-35% of your budget for post purchase repairs.
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Anyone here a low income car guy or girl?

Posted by Allisentropy · in r/povertyfinance · 6 months ago

I love cars. Always have always will but being that I am pretty low on the pay scale I don’t have extra income to throw towards a nice sports car. I was lucky enough to find a 02 Infiniti that is pretty cool and was dirt cheap but has lots of problems and sometimes it’s hard not to want or be jelly of folks that can afford newer cars. If y’all are into cars, how do you keep the passion alive? Personally I try to go to meets, play car related video games and read, however nothing is like owning a sweet car.

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EditorMoist9878 · 6 months ago

MIATA. They are cheap, good on gas, light & great to drive, and they’re reliable & easy to maintain. Best car possible.

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Allisentropy · OP · 6 months ago

I was looking for one awhile back but they are super expensive! I was seen 2006 Miatas that didn’t run go for like 8k!

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cyprinidont · 6 months ago

The market is crazy right now, like the same price as a Z3m lmao.

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Accomplished_Risk963 · 6 months ago

I’ve always been into cars, when I was broke I started off with some old jettas/GTI. Great cars and were easy to work on. Few years later I found a 98 M3 for 4k!.

Now I have a decent career and was able to get a car I’ve always wanted lol

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Allisentropy · OP · 6 months ago

I kinda did it backwards unfortunately. When I turned 21 I was working in the trades, single, and living at home so I bought a Focus ST on payments. Fast forward two years and I ended up getting married, going back to school and moving to a city. I had to sell the Focus and now we have a Honda and Infiniti. They are older than most of the people I go to school with but they are paid off. It’s tough to loose the good life style but sometimes sacrifices have to be made

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Krizzlye · 6 months ago

How do I keep the passion alive? By working on my car lol I have a 1990 5.0 Mustang, thing is dope but not the prettiest thing in the world since I’ve gotten into 2 accidents with it. Could easily get another one that’s nice but something about being able to say “I still have my first car” in 30yrs is gonna be sweet. Right now, I have to rebuild my motor since it seems like 2 lifters have collapsed and I still have a smashed in quarter panel from a year ago. By no means do I have “fuck it” money for this thing, nearly everything I’ve bought has been second hand (heads,intake,exhaust,5 lug brake upgrade). That’s the key to keeping things cheap. I’m also subbed to a bunch of foxbody channels, usually older guys who’ve been in the foxbody crowd since the 90’s passing down knowledge.

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Allisentropy · OP · 6 months ago

That’s sick! Finding a good community that shares the passion is where it’s at. I have tried to make friends at meets but there are a lot of broccoli top 18 something year olds that just want to race and flaunt their super expensive car.

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Krizzlye · 6 months ago

Yeah, having an older brother that loves these cars helps a lot too. I’m 25 and I feel like any sort of car meet going on usually attracts a certain crowd I don’t really relate to or want to interact with.. I just stick with quick chats at gas stations/red lights/or when I get something off fb marketplace. I think you should try to make your daily driver as nice as you can make it with what you’ve got, I usually start by thoroughly cleaning the interior since it’s what you look at most of the time anyway

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cyprinidont · 6 months ago

If you need a car, you need a car. A used Miata is about the same price as a used Corolla.

If you're gonna buy a shitty used car, why not get a fun one? Why suffer? 20 year old Corollas aren't special anymore man, they're just old cars.

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cyprinidont · 6 months ago

Kinda want to get into this NGL but I don't have a garage....

I was saying to my gf yesterday if you just get good at Subaru head gaskets you could clean up on FB marketplace.

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RepIowa · 6 months ago

This. Avoid the want it right now mentality. Get stable. Save money and then splurge on the good things in life. Patience pays big dividends but so few have it. 

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Ok_Reserve_8659 · 6 months ago

Oof. I’d hate to move my car that much …That would turn me into a bike guy . I’ve fixed cars and I’ve fixed motorbikes I think they’re both cool and the engine go brbrbrbrbr

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Recommendation: The Infiniti Q50 is often regarded as one of the best affordable options in the Infiniti lineup. It offers a blend of performance, comfort, and technology at a competitive price. If you're considering a used model, aim for one from the last few years to benefit from updated features and styling. The QX50 is also a solid choice if you prefer an SUV, providing ample space and versatility without breaking the bank.

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