$3,000 · 2002 Infiniti G20 2.0L 4 cyl 4 speed automatic transmission

What's an Infiniti G20? Infiniti is Nissan's luxury brand so this is a Nissan Sentra. The Sentra's main competition was the Toyota Corolla. So I guess the G20 was to compete with the Lexus IS. It has the full options package: Heated Side Mirrors Power Glass Moonroof with sunshade and rear Tilt 100-watt Bose 6 Speaker Stereo 60/40 Split Folding Rear Seat with fold-down Centre Armrest 8-way power Driver Seat Anti-theft Security System W/vehicle Immobilizer Automatic Climate Control (the air conditioning blows very cold when you want it to) Cruise Control Dual Illuminated Visor Vanity Mirrors Universal Garage Door Opener Heated Front Sport Bucket Seats Perforated Leather-wrapped Steering Wheel Power Door Locks Power Remote Trunk Release Power Windows with driver One-touch Open/close, Pinch-safety Reverse Tilt Steering Etc. Tires have a tonne of tread. Also comes with a second set of good winter tires. It's in good mechanical condition we're the second owners but almost all the maintenance has been done by both owners at Campus Infiniti. This year we did new rear brakes pads, rotors and calipers, a new battery, a cooling system flush and a new radiator. If this car had 7 seats I'd be trying to convince the significant other to keep it. No one has ever smoked anything in this car. Please note the low price reflects that the car is nearly 19 years old and as the pictures show, there's lots of cosmetic wear and tear and a few bumps and scratches too. There's some stains on the floor mats. Someone spilled a water bottle in the passenger seat. There's a bushing in the front right suspension that squeaks. The seat upholstery near the driver's door has separated. There's a good dent on the left rear passenger door from a parking lot incident but there's minor scrapes all around. One of the rims is a steel replacement, the other three are the original alloy the fourth alloy wheel got damaged by a pot hole last Christmas. It would make a good student car or if you're thinking of buying an electric vehicle next year, drive this for a year while you shop around and turn it in to the provincial Scrap-it program for a $6000 credit on a new car or a $3000 credit on a used one.