This is a two-owner vehicle. We purchased the car in August, 2004 with 69,185 miles on it. Today it has only 107,390 miles!

→  We truly love this car, but are selling it because we just purchased a new 2011 Nissan Maxima and do not need 3 cars.

Infiniti is made by Nissan, and the I30 is the high-end/luxury version of the Maxima. This Infiniti runs and drives beautifully. With 200 Horsepower it is quick, quiet, and velvety smooth on the road.

The car has been garaged since we bought it in 2004, and as a result, the metallic "Harvest Bronze" paint still has a nice, shiny luster.

We've never had any significant issues with this car whatsoever. We have done regular oil changes (every 3,000 miles) and have replaced the battery, the tires, the front brake pads, and the headlight bulbs. That's it.

Nice & shiny, just the way I like it! All the lights and gadgets work great.

As far as I know, the ONLY thing that does not work on this car are the Hood Lift Supports (the little rods that automatically hold the hood open). But they are inexpensive -- Amazon.com carries them for about $16/Pair.

Nice shape all around!

The headlights bulbs have been replaced with Sylvania Silverstars, which are blazingly bright.

With this picture I'm trying to show the condition of the paint. There are some tiny nicks and abrasions on the front of the hood, but the metallic "Harvest Bronze" paint is still in really nice condition. The paint and clear coat still provides a glossy reflection.

Even the plastic reflectors and trim pieces are in nice, shiny condition. Most cars of this age have significant oxidation, hazing, and fading, but this Infiniti has been garaged (and well pampered) most of it's life.

Even after a decade, this is a nice Upscale look.

This is a LIMITED Edition, so it has *ALL* the bells and whistles that Infiniti offered that year. Power everything... Premium woodgrain interior... Premium leather & woodgrain steering wheel... Premium 8-Speaker Bose sound system... 6-Disc CD Changer... Premium Alloy wheels... Cruise... Tilt... Sunroof... Heated Seats... Climate Control... Etc, etc, etc....

Infiniti = Sport + Luxury + Quality.

Looking down through the fully open sunroof.

Sunroof in open/vented position.

Entering into the driver seat. Luxury awaits.

Driver controls for power locks and windows.

The comfy leather seats are fully automatic, and the leather is still in great shape with minimal signs of wear.

Metal Infiniti foot plates... Limited floor mats... Leather seats... Power seat controls...

Another shot of the leather seats. As you can see, they are still in terrific shape with only minimal signs of wear.

Entering the passenger seat...

Notice the Bose High & Low speakers in the doors. These provide brilliant sound for all your favorite tunes. Also notice the woodgrain door accents and the padded leather door inserts.

Metal Infiniti foot plates... Limited floor mats... Soft Leather seats...

Infiniti Limited

Infiniti Limited

Power seat controls allow you to customize your ride for maximum comfort.

Embossed leather seats.

Wide view of the dash.

This Infiniti is super clean and ready to go, go, go... You'll love the comfy, quiet ride.

Here's a nice shot of the premium woodgrain and leather accents.

TOP: Auto climate control... Rear defroster... Air recycler... Ambient temperature...

BOTTOM: Bose Stereo Head Unit... CD Player... AM/FM radio... 6 Disc Changer controls... Cassette deck... Bass... Treble... Dolby... Radio Presets...

Premium leather and woodgrain steering wheel... Airbag... Horn... Cruise... Tilt...

This car is so smooth to steer. It really is fun to drive.

We've added 200-300 miles since this photo was taken. As of this moment, the odometer reads 107,390 miles.

Glove box.

Vanity mirrors located on both sun visors. There are also airbags for both driver and passenger.

Showing the open sunroof from the back seat.

Built-in Homelink buttons for opening/closing your garage doors. We LOVE this feature.

Reading/Map light and controls for the sunroof.

Heated seat controls have HIGH and LOW settings.

This picture shows controls for the Cruise (on/off), Power Mirrors, and the Tilt Steering Wheel.

The Cruise Control buttons are attatched to the steering wheel and are super convenient to press with your right thumb -- without taking your eyes off the road.

Passenger side air bag.

Entering the back seat. Notice there are woodgrain door accents and padded door inserts back here too.

The back seat is very comfortable and offers a lot of leg room. There are 3 seat belts back here as well as a fold-down armrest (which houses built-in cup holders).

Finally... notice that this car is equipped with side-impact airbags for increased safety.

Another shot of the comfy back seat.

Spacious, fully carpeted trunk. There's also a pass-through from the trunk into the passenger compartment in case you need to haul fishing rods, hockey sticks, or other long items that would not normally fit in the trunk.

Spare tire hidden beneath the carpet in the trunk. This has never been used, but it's there if the need should ever arise.

Shot of the Bose speaker through the rear window glass.

Retractable radio antenna works great!

Nearly New Bridgestone tires have LOTS of life left in them. We've put only about 8,000 miles on them. You will receive the tire warranty paperwork from Sam's Club when you purchase the car.

I've always liked the alloy wheels on this car. They're nice and shiny, but not super glossy. The finish is perfect for this car. Plus... unlike some of the fancier wheels, they're really easy to clean!

Here again you can see how fresh these tires look. They're not brand new, but close. They have only about 8,000 miles on them and they have proven to be super smooth and sure-footed in all weather conditions.

Here's a look under the hood. I have not spent much time under here at all, but to my untrained eye, everything looks pretty good to me. We have replaced the battery with a top-of-the-line Interstate battery.

To my knowledge, the ONLY thing that does not work on this car are the Hood Lift Supports (the little rods shown in the upper corners of this picture that automatically hold the hood open). But they are inexpensive parts -- Amazon.com carries them for about $16/Pair.