2007 Nissan 350Z

350Z Coupe

3.5L 3498CC V6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

JN1BZ34E27M551901

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

Gasoline

You are looking at a 2007 Nissan 350z. It has about 53k miles, redlines at 7000rpm, has brembo brakes. It is a fast and fun to drive coupe with 300 horses being delivered to the powerful 3.5 V6 liter VQ35DE engine. The 350Z pulls like no other and sounds beautiful. My friend has a 2003 350z and this one takes off and beats his easily. 350Z is a true sports car, with responsive racecar handling, rear-wheel drive, and thrilling acceleration performance, it can practically please anyone. 350Z is one of the most reliable cars that Nissan has made. This 350Z turns heads anywhere it goes with its slick black exterior and black/carmel Interior. It looks awesome going down the road with 18-inch alloy wheels and big read Brembo brakes. This Z is loaded with lots of options: Xenon HID Headlights Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems Power Steering Rear Spoiler and Front Lip Leather Seats and Steering Wheel Air-Conditioning Anti-Lock Brakes Automatic Temperature Control Traction Control System Power Locks Power Windows Remote Keyless Entry System Power/Heated Mirrors Cruise Control Multi-Disk CD Player Power/Heated Seat Rebuilt Salvage Title This car has a rebuilt title which is the same thing as a clean title one. Also loans and warranty are easier to get on a rebuilt title car. There is nothing extra is required to register a car with a rebuilt title also no inspections are required either. You are bidding on a vehicle in excellent condition. Some time ago it was involved in an accident with some damage to the front as a result. It had front bumper, fenders, hood and headlights replaced. This car was repaired with all original Nissan parts by a licensed shop with extensive body repair experience. *WHAT DOES REBUILT OR SALVAGE TITLE MEAN* Many people are not familiar with the Salvage or Rebuilt title, below is a brief explanation of the "Salvage verses Rebuilt Title": Salvage title basically means that the insurance company decided not to fix the car and paid off the owner. By declaring a car "Total Loss", the Insurance Company is taking themselves out of any liability issues in the future. Does that means the car is totaled, not always. Sometimes the car has minor damage but the parts are very expensive. Sometimes the owner does not want to get the vehicle repaired and depending on the Insurance Company and the year of the car, Insurance will pay off the owner. If the car gets stolen then Insurance has thirty days to recover the vehicle, if the car is not recovered in thirty days, Insurance pays off the owner and once the car is recovered, it is brought to the auction as a Total Loss vehicle even if it did not have any damage on it. I have bought 'Total Loss" cars from Insurance companies with door dings, extremely minor fender bender, theft recovered vehicles with absolutely no damage. In brief Total Loss does not always mean that the car was in a bad wreck or had extensive damage. We do not buy or sell anything with major damage.Now for Rebuilt title, once the repairs are completed, car is inspected by state for all repairs and a Rebuilt Title is issued, which means that the new owner will not have to get any inspection done to get the car back on the road. It saves a lot of trouble for buyers as they don't have to get the car inspected or fill out any extra paper work as is the case with Salvage title. With rebuilt title, buyer can simply walk into the BMV and get the car registered without any repair documents or inspection work. CALL 440-212-2636