You Won’t Believe What I Found On This Nissan
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Nissan car review. 5 Reasons People Buy Nissans, DIY and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Is Nissan reliable? Is Nissan a good car? Is the Nissan worth buying? Buying a new Nissan car. Buying a used Nissan car. Should I buy a Nissan? The truth about Nissan cars. Car buying tips. What type of car to buy. Car buying guide. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 51 years.
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Are you still recommending Ram trucks??..
@ϟϟ White Wolf ϟϟ they don't rust out half as bad has Chinese built General Motors or French built Chrysler products.(FIAT)
Just got a TOYOTA HIGHLANDER! SCOTTY!
Hi Scotty, my former coworker has a 2004 Lexus ES 330 with 133,000 miles. Is it worth $4,500? What do you think?
I have a 2006 Cadillac CTS that’s burning oil but the shop I took it into said the engine just needed more oil and when it had enough oil everything runs fine
It’s not a Scotty video without him flexing his fancy scan tool!
B K for sure
Or his baby. His 94 Celica
Aka. The " panty dropper"
Always
There are real mechanics, and then there are parts replacers. Real mechanics have fancy scan tools
Wow, a video about a Nissan product that isn't negative!!!
no CVT thats why
@@JDMHaze ...exactly! And a good Engine based on the old VQ35
Factotum de la Cità VQ IS HOG HEAVEN
“He is honest about the car I like.” Damn negative scotty
You Wish Toyota is more than all that great lol Toyota owns Lexus!
The Infiniti G35/37 cars were excellent cars overall and very reliable. I had one for 10 years with very few issues. The engine and transmission were solid. Absolutely no failures at all with the electronics ever! Can't say the same for the German rivals!
still have mine and love it. 0 problems especially catless
A paid for car that runs good is a wonderful thing.
Congrats, I hope to one day do the same. Instead of getting crappy cars like I have been.
You guys need reliable car recommendations let me know. And at what budget, i consider myself an expert.
@@rudysalas9138 if you don't mind. I'm a college student and want to buy a used car truck. I would love a Colorado Xtreme or Toyota X-runner. But those have been hard to find. Any recommendations preferably 4 door truck budget less than 5k
@@Rafaellasvegasi recommend a 2006 ford ranger under $5k with the 6 cylinder engine, stay away from the 4cyl models. Also, Tacoma's are the best but the used car market is saturated for the price. Youre better off getting a new tacoma for what used ones are selling for.
(Cave man voice) Car.........GOOOOD!!!??
G35 and g37 sedans are the best way to get into a luxury sedan for a great price. Best bang for your buck by far. And RWD models are substantially less to maintain. VQ gang
DNALI SE-R content pleaseeeee lmao 🙏🏽
@@richardsharma283 lots more to come 😎😎
I would say a better value is a Lexus IS or GS. I've owned both before; fun to drive and extremely reliable.
@@mikezerker6925 while I would agree about the reliability, they also hold there value and are much more money to purchase than Infiniti's. G35 and g37 are a nice balance between performance, reliability and cheap purchase price.
Actually earlier model is and gs 350 had oil comsumption problems. So this is a better buy. Unless you are talking about 2010 and up is and gs’s
Scotty keeps it straight. You're a real one, Scotty.
5:40 I was expecting some wheel spinning action after the handling comment lol
Scotty is extremely partial to foriegn vehichles unless you drive a ford ranger this dude is joke.
The 2009-2013 Infiniti G37 sedan were pretty reliable. Mine had over 100k miles without any issues. Some of the maintenance I did was replace the spark plugs, coolant, transmission fluid, serpentine belt, and brake fluid. One of the best cars I’ve ever owned and nothing ever failed.
15 years and 150,000 miles of reliable service from my G35 sedan. And you are correct, they are fast. 👍
Fancy scan tool ✔
94 Celica ✔
Sunglasses ✔
Love the honesty Scotty brings. He wears his heart on his sleeve. A truly great mechanic and person.
By the way, Infiniti cars build in a separate factory in Japan and only relates to the line of Nissan Z sports coupes, they have nothing in common with Altima, Maxima or other Nissan models and they don't use CVT transmissions.
You serious I’m thinking about a infinity q50
I own previously Infiniti g35 sedan Journey and I love the car, pover ,agility ,beautiful design, now I own Infiniti g37x or all wheel drive with technology package and I love it even more, more hp, more options and now I can safely ride on frozen and snowy winter roads. Highly recommend brother.
@@kiddoutlaw600 just get a g37s same thing but older tech, get the RWD drivetrain with the sport package they are faster then the awd X models and are about 200lbs lighter the rwd also has better brakes and a stiffer suspension, the G37XS are just an appearance package nothing really fancy however the RWD G37S is the real deal has the tweaks.
Some Maximas have the VQ and various parts in them though
@@DiaperSNiFFER the xs coupe has akebonos lighter rims different exhaust suspension paddle shifters. X model sedans are appearance options only
That's great help Scotty-
The world needs more of you-
AWESOME RELIABLE TRUSTWORTY MECHANICS
i recently bought my dream car....1986 Nissan 300ZX and i love it
MistrBlooSky That’s great you can enjoy something you’ve always wanted, have fun with it bro.
Awesome! Congrats 👍
Bro, want one badly , it is a TT manual?
Extremely reliable.
I love the z31
I'm shocked that he didn't tell her to trade it in for a 94 Celica!!
Hey, Scotty, I am been your fun for a long time and watch almost all of your videos and learn a lot from it, I love cars too and, like you, I prefer to buy them used and I do a lot of maintenance on my car by myself, plus I really enjoy driving since I was yang teen. Thank you for your independent and highly professional opinion on a lot of DIY for cars, God speed man! By the way, i own right now 2010 Infiniti G37x and I love it. I did lot of maintenance on it, genuine iridium spark plugs Denso brand, new AGM battery from Bosch changed transmission fluid, OEM of course, replaced ignition coils, intake filters, PCV valves, put ceramic brake pads by Hawk and Centric brake rotors and planned to install transmission cooler soon. I use Redline ester oil and motor run like a Swiss watch. Looking forward to more videos brother!
Hey Scotty thanks for your video! Take care
Every new Versa makes it possible for Nissan to make a new GTR
LOL. And every new Versa prevents 10 aluminum cans from going to the garbage.
@@omartinoco9930 9.5ish
The Versa is one of their better products.
they are actually going to make a new GTR and a new Z car. im super excited for the Z
Is it true Nissan won’t let Renault have a say with the GTR? I hope so, and I hope Nissan makes a decent comeback.
I'm actually looking at 2 of these this weekend, one with 72K miles, one with 87K. Good to hear it's Scotty approved!
Did you end up getting it? I’m looking at a 2011 g37. It’s very old so I’m hesitant
@@jimmytovar2844 Definitely check it out! Mine was a G35x with all wheel drive( great in snow!) I only ever replaced the AC compressor, and that was under warranty, thankfully. I sold it with 160k two years ago and it still ran great and didn't burn any oil. However, it started to get really rusty on the subframe after 15 years of Midwest winters-if you're in the south or west you might have better luck. But everything else I never had an issue with.
@@joshn938 thank you for your response! There is something special about that G35 and G37 specially in that era!
"Better the devil you know, than the one you don't." So true Scotty, so true.
Infinities are usually better looking and sportier than the alternatives and the ones from the mid-2000s are very reliable both of mine have over 200,000 miles
Better looking than Acura maybe.
2014 IS 350
2016 RX 350
1987 944 Turbo
1970 BMW 2002 s54 swap
2006 Yamaha R6
I bought a 2004 G35x recently I love the way that thing drives. It may not be the most reliable vehicle but I'm in love with it anyway.
I have seen 350z hitting over 200k miles even with the burning oil problem my friend just kept an eye on it and it last him a while now.
@@fsr1910 what year is the 350z?
@@ftnppg1272 IS is Ugly
Mine just hit 200k and it's still going strong 💪🏿
All G37 owners will notice the Infiniti logo missing on engine cover
Junior Xeem Vwj Someone at my dealership removed it when I took it in for service. I noticed it gone a few weeks after and I knew it was them because they were the last ones to do any work on it
They all fall off lol
Mine fell off. I just super glued it back. Now it's good as new. lol
My emblem was missing when I bought the car. From my understanding they always come off. I have an 08 G35X with 135000 miles and have only done basic maintenance. It has been very reliable! The 08 g35 was also in consumer reports as a best buy for used cars. My interior has also held up really well. The only problem is the rubberized coating on the window/door lock switch trim pieces have degraded. I just painted them my self and they look great now. Overall, the car is reliable, fast and fun.
I had to glue mine on with J B Weld, lmfaoooo
This was one of the best videos he's ever done. More inspection videos Scotty!
I love my 1977 DATSUN B210.almost 300 K miles on original engine.
photos
That & Datsun 510 worthy restoration projects. Keep it going forever.
I had one of those back in the day and it got me from Ohio to Texas. Unfortunately it wasn’t as good as yours and was starting to rust out when I traded it off.
DATSUN B210??? Wow. I haven't heard that in a long time! Glad it's working well for you.
Not Me But You I live in Tucson Arizona so no rust here.
I run the car maintenance RUclips channel in Korea. I'm always learning such a great ideas on your channel. I hope we have a chance to be together. Thank you.
Should change your name to Scotty Korea
@@poptartgofast haha this is gold
I love watching this guy I've learned so much from Scotty.
Lady this car's about to fall apart. You'd better sell it to me. Glad Scotty doesn't do that.
I'm surprised he didn't tell her to get a Toyota.
Awesome video Scotty. I like a good gear jammer for a daily driver that blends in and the 6 speed manual version of this car is currently one of my favorites. Cheap fun/4 doors and RWD.
This car is in great shape probably because the owner isn't beating it daily. Grest job by her.
I have 09 Nissan Titan with 325000 kms. Never had any problem and runs perfectly. Love it
I’ve heard of plenty of titans with over 300k miles original engine and transmission
I converted the 325,000 kilometers to 203,125 miles is great mileage for Titan.
Yep had a frontier with 300k no problems.
I like these pop up car review of your various customers cars Scotty, keep them coming.
I’ve got a G35S and this video was quite helpful - as usual - because the dealer told me I needed to change the valve cover gaskets for $1,000 pretty soon. I checked and didn’t see any oil anywhere, smelled some once but the smell went away. You definitely solidified my thoughts about it. Thanks Scotty!
What was it?
1,000 for valve cover gaskets? LOL
I replaced my valve cover gaskets on 2013 Infiniti G37 for $112 in parts. Someone is ripping you off or taking a very long time do to the job!
Nissan has made some good cars in the recent past. I had a first-generation Versa hatchback and that was an awesome car. Never gave me any problems at all. I had it 8 years and the only thing I ever had to do was replace the battery and tires. There wasn't anything on it complicated enough to break really. It was utilitarian and super reliable. That was a genius car design.
Usually when its one owner, most cars tend to be in good shape as long as the owner keeps up with the maintenance.
Great information Scotty, thankyou. Cheers from 🇦🇺
Infiniti is more reliable than Nissan counterpart because most of them don’t use CVT
Facts.. Bulletproof V6 & Bulletproof 6 speed Manual as long as you maintain it
Just change your transmission fluid and you're fine
That's part of it, the other part is they are made in Japan.
Sam What do you mean by “most of them” ?
@@Slow._.EJ8 QX30 is a merc designed product and the QX50 has a CVT and the new VC T engine which is relatively knew.
So yeah its pretty fair statement to make.
I had 2 small Nissan pickups, a 95 and 2002. Both had the same 4 cyl engine.
Great little trucks. I wish they still made
them that small and simple...
My 2007 Fronty 4.0 12 yrs old 217k mi. Runs like a dream. Good Scot !
Thanks Scotty - appreciate the advice! I'll keep my MB :)
Infiniti G’s are great cars, have owned 3 of them so far. Minimal problems in all.
Michael Frailey nice. They come with the same engine of the 350z reliable beast
Do the Infiniti G cars have a CVT transmission like the regular Nissan cars?
No. 5 Sp Auto and 7 sp. auto
Any O2 sensor problems on your Infiniti G?
Why 3?
I've owned an 09 G37S coupe for years. I love the car and its never let me down. The VQ engine is the Japanese LS. It can be built to work well in almost any application.
That would either be the RB or K-Series.
@@xoulmannn The VQ platform has been in many cars and trucks , and has large aftermarket, LS was put into everything as well, and it also has a large aftermarket, so they're very comparable in that regard . I think the key deciding factor being the accessibility not tunability of said platform which is why I think he use that comparison. RBs are dope af but are above average expensive to both purchase and build maintain, K series are cheaper/ more accessible has a large aftermarket, so i can see an argument could be made for the latter.
@@klondikebar48 Fair enough, what about the JZ or any B Series from Honda?
Great job scotty...neat and straightforward like we like it!
I have a 2010 G37x. My interior looks almost new after replacing the plastic on the steering wheel. 92k miles. Only repair is the analog clock. Ultra reliable. Fast. Great handling. Dealer serviced since new. No leaks. 17 mpg city though. Fantastic car!
Fiat/Chrysler prays to have a "lost communication code" for all their sensors.😄
Lmao😁
🤣🤣🤣
Chrysler products have been able to tell the owner what codes are present since the '80's. One of the reasons professional mechanics do not like them. Very home mechanic friendly.
I have had 3 Infiniti's in a row: i30t, G35x & G37x. All 3 have been very reliable. The i30 was easily over 200K miles...the odometer stopped at 164k, but I went another 2-3 years. I leased the G35 for 2 years, but no problems at all. I currently been in the 2010 G37x with 104K miles. The only problem is the driver door latch system failed & cost $800 to repair. The other comment is they are a blast to drive. I blow away bmw's & audi's all the time from a standing stop. If you down shift w/ the tip tropic, you can really save on brake maintenance. The steering is off the charts as well...tight and good weighting. I am a skier and drive in snow; as good, if not better than an SUV. Trunk has pass thru for skis & lumber. I am going to keep it to 150-200K miles. Highly recommend...
And this is how a real mechanic checks your car out !!! Go Scotty !! 💪💪
Scotty approved my car!! 😮 My life is complete.
I love my old Nissan!♥️
I believe before 1999 nissans was reliable car
@@vitalino1981 my 2009 nissan sentra I bought new has been very reliable over 200,000 on it and it still runs strong
Terry Presnell my 2007 Altima has 230,000 miles and it still runs like a charm
@@bigyoshi7870 nissan vehicles are very reliable
My mom has a 2004 nissan altima with 318000 miles and it still runs
I absolutely love Infiniti's, i own a 2006 g35x and so far I've had 0 problems with it. As long as you keep up with oil changes (mine every 3k) they'll last you a long time, mine has 238,000 km and still running strong!
1 year after how is it?
@@Kc-qz7tb 2 years this month, best first car i’ve coulda bought. Still going strong! Past 250k! Some minor problems such as camshaft sensor replacement and some other easy fixes but for 15 years old that’s expected! As long as basic maintenance is in check they should last!
Great video
Great video, Scotty!!
I have a g37 Coupe and a 2004 Tacoma Scotty is proud
Scotty saying good things about a Nissan/Infinity!? I think that Texas Sun is getting to him.
if he starts saying good things about Fiat/Chrysler he should be hospitalized immediately.
Shishizurui Infiniti* He’s actually not wrong. Infiniti’s are actually hella reliable cars..
He did say something good about fiat chrysler a while back he said the hellcat engines are one of the best ever made
very much useful information to consider with all kind of vehicles Scotty ,was thinking about my car and now I've got my question answered, thanks very very much
Great advice!!
This was my second car and I totaled it. This video made me shed a tear
The g37 is a great car. Very reliable
Perfect for old ladies... haha jk
L Thomas just made my first video in my G37, please come check it out (:
@@Big.W. you mean Mercedes...
Yeah until stuff start breaking down. It will be costing you an arm and a leg.
Infiniti were good cars. I like the Infiniti QX80, which is a big SUV like the Nissan Armada.
I'm a fourth owner of a '10 G37x with 234k miles, I got it with 90k miles, and have had ZERO problems in 6 years. I knew the 2nd owner and no one replaced anything on it. I will buy another. It's made in Japan. 🙂 HIGHLY RECOMEND.
I like the "goes like stink" and the last saying too Scotty
I made a comment on your previous video about this exact car. And you proved my point exactly. This car can run for MILES properly taken care of. That VQ engine is damn near bullet proof
VQ35HR is my car's engine.
I remember when the g35 coupe was introduced in 2003, all the 350Z guys were mad that g35 had the exact exhaust note and almost matched the performance of their Z's. Plus both z33 and g35 platforms shared many parts between them.
Excellent job
Scotty I'm gonna to school to become a mechanic and man I love your videos they give me so much insight and info thank you for your help
Had a few of these, never had a single issue. Have a Q50 3.0t now, again, no issues. These are pretty good cars.
spectech73 hey im thinking of getting a q50 3.0t sport
Any problems
@@TheFelipe4565 None. Great car. Only issue I have had is the run flat tires. They are pretty bad, but that's it.
spectech73 I have had two G37’s and a M with the 3.5 with no issues. I really like the Q50 3.0t Sport, but I’m alittle worried about reliability. How many miles do you have on your Q50? Any issues with belt alignment or turbos? Thanks.
@@pappajohn8912 I have 30k on mine. No issues with turbos or belts. Runs and drives great.
spectech73 hey man thanks for answering. Going to be my daily driver so I definitely want a reliable vehicle
So what did you find on the Nissan? An Infinity badge? :-)
Its nissans luxury brand
Infiniti is from Nissan, kind of like how Genesis is from Hyundai, and how Mustang is from Ford.
@@enriquesegura6844 ok idk about that last one... Mustang isn’t its own car company.
@@sickassperro Mustang, just like Genesis & Skyline (the car in this video) are brands in thr sense they mean more than just a model, but are an automotive philosophy. Mustang is definitely more of brand with the Mach E, but it is supposed to stand for a vision of performance. Not just a singular. Look back at what Genesis was ... it was just a luxury-sports sedan as well as a sport coupe, but now it's a luxury sport brand. Mustang is headed in the same direction and tbh I'm here for it.
@@xoulmannn Its crazy seeing real r34 skylines on the road. I drove an r32 but held off then 19 hit and market went . I'll stick with my g35 for now, got it for a steal.
Love this video i was super scared about what you were going to say Just got mine last winter 11 years old love it man g37 forever !!!!
Excellent video. It really shows that you can be honest despite any bias.
Your female customer is lucky to find a good, honest mechanic.
The fancy scan tool that Scotty uses seems to be really great at reading just about everything with the car. I keep hearing in the videos that it takes a trained mechanic to understand and interpret all of the data given.
Would it be possible in the future (or does one exist now) that can interpret the data for you, and tell you the overall condition of the car in layman's terms?
Love the Scotty plate!!!
Thanks Scotty, I need that.
I want to bring my 2012 Chevy Cruze to Scotty so he can put his fancy $5,000 scan tool on it. Then I'll know what isn't wrong with it!!
I can tell you for free: "It's a Chevy Cruze."
He will say mine is like brand new😂😂😂 but mine is 2014
Edit: Tip, if you can change the coolant system from plastic to aluminum, do it.
Don't waste your time
According to Scotty, Chevy is endless money pit. 😂
@Rick O'Shea lol
Rob Huddleston is that randy Rhoads in your profile pic
95 Nissan pickup 296,000 still runs great. Also a 97 Nissan pickup with 171,000 runs great. Love the Hardbody trucks
Hardbody pickup truck was the best thing Nissan ever built. I wish I still had mine.
I own a 90s version of the Nissan Sunny ( NV Thailand) it has a pick up body on it....none of this high end electronics on it...no big maintenance costs..runs like a dream and i expect to get 4-500,000 km out of the GA16 engine..hassle free cheap motoring from a time when technology didnt make a car a money pit
Great advice Scotty.
Watching this video live and flexing my 5k scan tool at pick n pull junk yard. Thanks Scotty I'm feeling master shade mechanic now. One problem though none of these cars have battery installed.
My Nissan Altima 2007 has 300K miles 3.5L CVT. Still running strong. Never have had a major issue.
The CVT haters will cry when they read your post
How often does the CVT fluid have to be changed?
@@Direct.injection212 I would change it every 30k.
@@Direct.injection212 I changed it once, at about 260k miles.
@@Direct.injection212 The 3.5L engines use a different version of the CVT from that period if memory serves, it had very few issues compared to the
version the smaller engines received. But newer versions of the unit require fluid changes every 30K.
Hey Scotty! What would you recommend as the most reliable cargo vans made within the last 5 years ? Thanks !
Ford econolines or 6.0L Chevy express vans
The video I've been waiting for. Since I began buying cars, my philosophy has been "judge each car on its individual merits." I've purchased a wide variety of cars this way and had wonderful success.
I noticed Scotty's new tag on the Infinity instead of leaving his customer's plates on the car. Smart idea.
Flexing on us with your $5000 scan tool. Lol
"Man this thing is fast: )"
I drove an 01 explorer with the original valve cover gaskets, it literally spat oil on the engine bay walls if I went above 3k rpm. I decided to change them at 244k just because I didn't want my explorer to become an exploder.
My 1977 B210 5 manual fastback was a Datsun/Nissan conversion year.
Great car. Said both names on back as well as 5-speed.
I saw one get a brand new dash pad about 1985, it was the only thing not perfect on it
I love the G!!
Always something to learn. Thank you, Sir!
What a great saying, “better the Devil you know, than the one you don’t know.” I’m with you on that 110% Scotty!!!
*My G37 Has been Been Awesome to Me, Haven't had any Problems. 137k Miles and Still Pulls hard better then New! Good Video*
*Whether you keep it or not depends on whether you were foolish enough to allow your teenage son or daughter to take it out of your sight unsupervised. Nuff said.*
You can't say every teenager is like that I started driving today and I didn't beat the crap out of the engine or transmission I kept it at 2 and 3 and 4 for a few seconds on the rpm gauge so dont be saying all teenagers are the same or any young person
I think it'a important to teach your kids how to respect your car and what accelerates wear
@@neilmurphy845 I remember I drove my swift a bit hard once and the tachometer got stuck at minimum 4k on idling and went up from there. I was wondering why the RPMs were going above 6000.
Restarting the car brought it back to zero.
@@usuallyclueless4477 ok but then it must be about the different cars now I can't say which car is easier or better because I've only ever been in a 2015 Nissan micra and today a 2005 Corolla verso and it never did that but I was told new cars or some cars can be very sensitive
@@neilmurphy845 at some point you will test its limitations regardless of what you tell anyone.
I purchased a new 1994 Nissan Sentra back in the day and will continue to drive it until the wheels fall off. I can't kill the damn thing. Manual 5 speed, non-electric windows, no power steering, no cabin filter to change, and the a/c still blows cold air! Of course it only has 107K original miles...:-).
Nissan quality today is garbage, I like Frontier,Titan trucks but thats all I would purchase from Nissan today. Sentra was decent car in the mid 90's to early 00's now its absolutely tragic to own one. Keep your 94 Sentra for as long as you can.
More videos like this please!!
Like your honesty
Wazzup Gee, where the VQ homies at?
Right here, Altima coupe 3.5 6 speed
Right here, Altima coupe 3.5 6 speed
370z nismo
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370z 2014 came in here just to watch him say how reliable it is, His videos talking about junk nissans always make me a little URKED, The VQ is in MANY MANY of nissans lineup and the JATCO 5at and 7AT are incredibly reliable auto transmissions..... However nissans CVTs are definitely a different story, but after owning 2 VQs one high mileage and one getting up there i can say for SURE that the VQ is an engine that goes like a dream even after you've given it the lead foot, year after year after year. Theres no engine in a coupe or sedan that i would trust more for the dollar amount you can get them at
Right here, 2019 all-black 370Z sport coupe 6M.
I am an old Nissan truck fan. Those old hardbodies are usually solid and even the Titan were pretty good. I’ve got a 2014 Xterra and I don’t plan on buying anything newer because it all changed around 2016.
Idk about the Titan Cummins though. I’m tempted but I want to see how it holds up long term first.
Why buy from a company that has an unreliable V8 truck? If you just need a small work truck get a very old hardbody and forget the Cummins Diesel.
thank you for that honest synopsis of a Nissan product!
Good lookin out Scotty👍
The Infiniti G37x is one damn good reliable car. I wish they would’ve kept the 3.7 Liter and never indulged into the turbos. That naturally aspirated 3.7 is a beast with 328 hp
yep, i have a Xs. I agree lol
Love the 98-2001 Maximas
Still have my '00 Infiniti I30 242K miles. It needs a rear main seal but it's still a daily driver.
@@memphistiger4647 nice dude! I have a 99 Accord DX with 197,000K with a F23A5 no vtec .
Love my 2009 Infiniti g37 awd sedan. I'm the 4th owner, It had 2 small wrecks on carfax, but I bought her anyways because the price was right. 115,000 miles and going strong! Thanks for showing Infiniti/Nissan some Love Scotty. Never thought I'd see you praise an Infiniti based on your past videos. Guess you can teach an old dog new tricks:)
I've had a Maxima and now have a G35 from brand new. Both manual transmissions, both over 230k miles with almost zero problems. They show some wear on the seats, but they have been excellent rewarding vehicles. Well cared for. Solid. Looking to keep the Infiniti until it dies.
I'm glad to see that you have finally seen the light in regard to to the G series Infinitis, Scotty. For years they have been very highly regarded in terms of reliability and balance between performance, comfort, and luxury. The drivetrains are ultra reliable, especially the manual transmission variants coupled with the engine oil galley fix done from 2011 on. And yes, they are fast good handling cars in stock form, but if performance is your bag, minimal intake and exhaust mods coupled with a good tune REALLY ups the HP, and slight lowering plus slightly thicker sway bars and some sticky tires turn these things into extremely capable back road/track monsters, without affecting ride comfort substantially. The brakes on the S series especially are incredible too, and the net result is a car that is especially rewarding to drive and can put to shame it's German sedan competitors with magnitudes less repair issues. As an added bonus as far as I'm concerned the sedan versions not only offer rear seats that actually fit normal sized humans very well, but are also stiffer and lighter than their zoomy two door coupe sister. What's not to love about these things?
Its crazy seeing real r34 skylines on the road. I drove an r32 but held off then 19 hit and market went . I'll stick with my g35 for now, got it for a steal.
You are right on everything you type here. I have a G35S with stick shift with 270k km and still running as a clock. The car is a perfect combination of power, balance, style (2007 looking better that newer competition models), quality of materials and turning and braking response. It is not that expensive to fix it or keeping it in good shape. That is why I have not found any comparable car to replace it.