Is the infiniti m35 capable of high milage?
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Is the infiniti m35 capable of high milage?
I have heard of some Tls getting up to 200,000 miles. Visiting infiniti sites it seems as the m35 are hardly driven. I also have searched on auto trader and not to many M35's over 70,000 miles.
Just curious to know if you guys know if the M35 has a reliable drivetrain and if they are capable of going over 200,000 miles? Maintanence is a big plus, I am aware of that. thanks to all.
Just curious to know if you guys know if the M35 has a reliable drivetrain and if they are capable of going over 200,000 miles? Maintanence is a big plus, I am aware of that. thanks to all.
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uh, what year TL's are getting up to 200k miles? The M35 has only been out since 2006...it's only been out 4 years, how many people do you expect to drive a $45k car 50k a year?
If you want to make a comparison, look at 350z's and 1st gen G35's...the M35 is built on a slightly newer generation of that same platform.
If you want to make a comparison, look at 350z's and 1st gen G35's...the M35 is built on a slightly newer generation of that same platform.
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I've seen them too, but I think they were pre-2006 which means they were based on the Q45 platform and only available with V8. The 2006 M35/45's (current generation) I've found a couple up to 60-70k miles, which reflect more realistic mileages for '06 models that were released in '05...approx. 4 years old (I bought my '06 fall of '05 and only have 32k miles on it).
But you can check out earlier G35's, FX35's, and 350Z's which all are based on a slightly older paltform with the 3.5l VQ engine, but these are also relatively newer models when compared to the 1 and 2G TL's, so you'll only find examples into the 100k's.
If you're concerned with the engine itself, like someone said earlier, check out older maximas and I35's with the VQ engine.
But you can check out earlier G35's, FX35's, and 350Z's which all are based on a slightly older paltform with the 3.5l VQ engine, but these are also relatively newer models when compared to the 1 and 2G TL's, so you'll only find examples into the 100k's.
If you're concerned with the engine itself, like someone said earlier, check out older maximas and I35's with the VQ engine.
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I'd be more worried about the electronic compents more than the engine/tranny combo...
Adaptive cruise control, land departure warning, etc. All that stuff will be expensive to replace. Especially the sensors that make all these things work!
Adaptive cruise control, land departure warning, etc. All that stuff will be expensive to replace. Especially the sensors that make all these things work!
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Plus, that problem was on a small range of cars, has been fixed and is now the exception rather then the norm...
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I know a few who have had their trannys replaced, but none going through trannys that fast. Maybe one over the lifetime of their car (with a few exceptions of those who had multiples).
Plus, that problem was on a small range of cars, has been fixed and is now the exception rather then the norm...
Plus, that problem was on a small range of cars, has been fixed and is now the exception rather then the norm...
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on to the next one...
I know a few who have had their trannys replaced, but none going through trannys that fast. Maybe one over the lifetime of their car (with a few exceptions of those who had multiples).
Plus, that problem was on a small range of cars, has been fixed and is now the exception rather then the norm...
Plus, that problem was on a small range of cars, has been fixed and is now the exception rather then the norm...
Subsequently, my wife is on her 3rd Infiniti (FX35) - her 4th Nissan product - and they have all been problem free well past 100k miles.
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I've seen them too, but I think they were pre-2006 which means they were based on the Q45 platform and only available with V8. The 2006 M35/45's (current generation) I've found a couple up to 60-70k miles, which reflect more realistic mileages for '06 models that were released in '05...approx. 4 years old (I bought my '06 fall of '05 and only have 32k miles on it).
But you can check out earlier G35's, FX35's, and 350Z's which all are based on a slightly older paltform with the 3.5l VQ engine, but these are also relatively newer models when compared to the 1 and 2G TL's, so you'll only find examples into the 100k's.
If you're concerned with the engine itself, like someone said earlier, check out older maximas and I35's with the VQ engine.
But you can check out earlier G35's, FX35's, and 350Z's which all are based on a slightly older paltform with the 3.5l VQ engine, but these are also relatively newer models when compared to the 1 and 2G TL's, so you'll only find examples into the 100k's.
If you're concerned with the engine itself, like someone said earlier, check out older maximas and I35's with the VQ engine.
There was one 06 M45 SPORT black with 99K for $15,500, that was tempting!
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on to the next one...
June, 2005 - 80k - Oil jet was installed
October, 2006 - 110k - Second tranny was replaced
June, 2009 - 155k - present time - still on 3rd tranny - still kickin', but not exactly tight either...
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Damn, that sucks. I'd be surprised if your third tranny goes. I stand by my original post though b/c I said currently it is the exception rather then the norm . With the exception of a few people on here I don't know of anyone having a second or third tranny replaced since 2005-2006...
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on to the next one...
Damn, that sucks. I'd be surprised if your third tranny goes. I stand by my original post though b/c I said currently it is the exception rather then the norm . With the exception of a few people on here I don't know of anyone having a second or third tranny replaced since 2005-2006...
I hope you're right!! I baby the hell out of it, so...
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Damn, that sucks. I'd be surprised if your third tranny goes. I stand by my original post though b/c I said currently it is the exception rather then the norm . With the exception of a few people on here I don't know of anyone having a second or third tranny replaced since 2005-2006...
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Damn, that sucks. I'd be surprised if your third tranny goes. I stand by my original post though b/c I said currently it is the exception rather then the norm . With the exception of a few people on here I don't know of anyone having a second or third tranny replaced since 2005-2006...
my tranny on my 02 tl-s was replaced october of 2006 ... then it just went again in april.
however, it wasnt the recalled problem that caused the failure. somehow, it spilled out all of my tranny fluid because there was some sort of leak in it
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