How many miles do Infiniti EX35 last?
As an Infiniti 1st generation FX enthusiast, I’ve found that even with marginal maintenance, these cars hold up very well mechanically to 150k miles, after that owners must be a little more conscientious, but with good maintenance they can easily reach 250k miles.
What did Edmunds say about the 2008 Infiniti EX35?
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What kind of mpg does the Infiniti EX35 get?
It has sports car performance and handeling yet still is a mid size SUV. We get around 21 mpg all around and as high as 27 strickly highway driving 65-70. But when you want the power man this thing has got it like you better mean it when you jump on it. Rear seat leg room is very poor but our kids are grone so its not a problem for us.
What kind of turning circle does Infiniti EX35 have?
It has the tightest turning circle. Among compact luxury wagons, the Infiniti EX35 is again the longest and is comparable in width but sits higher, riding the line between wagon and SUV. In this company, the rear-wheel-drive version’s turning circle is on the tighter side, but it’s unremarkable with AWD, which widens the turning diameter.
What kind of paint does Infiniti EX35 use?
Unique to the EX35 is Infiniti’s “Scratch Shield” exterior clearcoat paint, which makes fine scratches — like those found under door handles — disappear in a few days thanks to a highly elastic resin.
Is the Infiniti EX35 journey a good car?
The Good The 2008 Infiniti EX35 Journey can be had with a host of innovative tech, including its Around View Monitor and Lane Departure Prevention. Its navigation system integrates live traffic and offers 3D views, while its Bose audio system sounds excellent. Music sources include a hard drive and iPod integration.
How is the interior of a 2008 Infiniti EX35?
The interior fit and finish of the 2008 Infiniti EX35 is everything we would expect of an Infiniti. The design is very clean and the materials nice. Because the car is higher than a sedan, the driver gets a slightly raised view of the road.
It has the tightest turning circle. Among compact luxury wagons, the Infiniti EX35 is again the longest and is comparable in width but sits higher, riding the line between wagon and SUV. In this company, the rear-wheel-drive version’s turning circle is on the tighter side, but it’s unremarkable with AWD, which widens the turning diameter.
Unique to the EX35 is Infiniti’s “Scratch Shield” exterior clearcoat paint, which makes fine scratches — like those found under door handles — disappear in a few days thanks to a highly elastic resin.