The 2010 INFINITI EX35 Is a Luxury Crossover thats also a 300-hp Sleeper Sports Car!!

This EX35 AWD is a gorgeous color combination and is in excellent condition inside and out. You can buy with confidence because its been checked and serviced by our INFINITI Tech. With a 300-hp V6 and a platform shared with the Nissan Z, this EX performs more like a sports car then an SUV, yet with a high up commanding view of the road, intelligent all wheel drive, and cavernous cargo space, you still get the best of both worlds.

[@andrewwilson-gi8yw]

I own one and just love this car, not so fast 0'-30, but 30 to 100 is super quick. Great in snow and super quiet.

[@Ivo.m]

I have a 2014 QX50 3.7 (from new) with the exact same interior. Except for the limited luggage space and the quite thirsty engine it is a perfect car. Only thing broken, was the windscreen washer pump and I had to put new brakes all around at 65000km.

[@godisallaroundus]

This was my first time watching your content. It was excellent. Thank you so much. Headed to the dealership now

[@CACar_Nation]

Nice interior color

[@truthsought368]

I’m looking to purchase an Infiniti around this age but looking at a few bodies and I think of them all the EX35 is the better for longevity. However I’m a sucker for the G body. I’m in FL my budget is about 5-7k. I found a 10’ EX35 for 6 164k miles , and 13’ fx37 169k (both well maintained) miles. And then there’s an 07’ g35 with 101k miles from a used dealer some investments under the hood shocks also good interior - I’d use it for highway daily driver but not far. The 07 G body get a good rep I think lol. Thoughts?

[@truthsought368]

There’s even a g25 in my price range. I definitely appreciate your video. Luxury? Luxury sport? Or sport? Lol

[@infinitioftacoma1]

All these vehicles are built on the same FM platform and all have variations of the very reliable VQ V6. If any of them are in nice shape and were well taken care of, they should all be great choices with similar reliability. The FX37 had optional heated/cooled seats, if those break, they can cost as much as $3k-$4k to fix.

[@truthsought368]

@@infinitioftacoma1 thanks so much for getting back to me , my only other question is what about the 2011-2015 Ford Taurus Ford Explorers they seems to be pretty reliable especially with most LEOs have them

[@BFM777]

Just bought a 2015 with 39k not miles kms which is like 23k miles i think, i had a g37x and i really loved it but traded it for the qx50 which is the 3.7 7at and i love it, howver was really surprised at the lack of features i got with it no bose no bluetooth no nav no automatic rear seat switch only the down option, my g was loaded this one had basically nothing other than power heated seats and cruise control. Bought it for the engine and the fact that its basically brand new but man 2015 no bluetooth at the least was a dissapointment

[@AhJotahTube]

Weird no Bluetooth. Maybe non-US spec? It was standard in the US and my 2012 EX35 has it, including streaming audio which works great for playing my music.

[@BFM777]

@@AhJotahTube yeah im in Canada

[@r.jgalvez1333]

I have this car 2010 Infinity EX Journey, 78k miles. I just installed new radiator is running good. However, a month ego notice when I start the car idle and then die so I have to try start again and runs okay. This does sometimes on and off and it’s getting annoying. Do anyone knows why is happening and what do I need to do ? Please reply it would be appreciated.

[@UnknownUser-vu6xq]

Are you still having problems with it? Did you try new spark plugs and change the air filter? In thinking of getting one for 10k with 75,000 miles it's a 2009. Would you recommend it? Anything I should know or comments?

[@6legend]

That is a 350z with a backpack