I think the cool factor still holds up! I like that they were referred to as the bionic cheetah!

I have one mys 2006 and i love it and its still cool fast and ppl dont belive me when i say it 2006 still look grate

@@addison2901 samee i have the FX35 2006 the engine the power still talk to this days the exhaust

they are

@@eliekawass1792 I just bought a 2006 FX35 sport today. Love it!

It’s definitely a great dream car to have, it’s not weird at all. It would definitely put a smile on your face wherever you go.

It’s a great car I bought it because I could get it at a deal so I did and thought I’d just use it as a car to drive around in but now I actually like the car

I love that you won’t always see one around every corner. When you spot another one out and about it’s cool.

You should definitely get one!! You won’t be disappointed.

I’m actually selling mine, you should reach out if still looking for one

Thank you!

Does it suck on gas like my m35 not super bad but could be better

I always got 16 city and 21 highway. Premium

The Bluetooth is just one that you plug into the 12v outlet. I’m not sure of the name. It crapped out not that long ago. How was acceleration in the FX45? I’ve never been in one. What was your favorite thing about the 45? When you get your 35 make sure to post a pic. Thanks for watching!

@@linkybird98 I used to have a white ‘04 FX45 until it got totaled in 2019. I loved it. I got it with 140k miles and put roughly 67k miles on it during the 5 years I owned it, so over 200k when it was totaled. It was my first car actually. Acceleration wise, the initial thrust is a lot stronger than the 35. The sound of the V8 was amazing, and for people that knew it was a 45 it was a great conversation starter cause not a lot of people know just how rare it is. And average fuel economy was 12.5, mostly city driving. I miss it, I tried to get another one but the nearest one was 800 miles away. So yeah, my favorite thing was hands down the looks I got. It was completely stock.

@@elitespeeds6278 that’s unfortunate. Hope nobody was hurt. Do you plan on getting another one?

How is it so far?

It definitely handles like a car!

Did it need any kind of maintenance done to it? How has it held up? That’s a lot of miles. Pretty sweet. Congratulations on your first ride.

@@linkybird98 I had all my shocks replaced last year (had the car for 6 years at) control arms replaced, new tires. thats about it. The only thing that needs to be changed is the catylitic converter (to expensive for an AWD) and the front crossmember. Other than that the car is getting me from A to B lol. I will though look for another car. I kind of want to keep this one and completely strip it down to the from and rebuild everything new (project of mine in the future)

Thank you!

It started doing it only about 3 years ago. It could be a dirty throttle body plate or the tach itself is showing its age.

@@linkybird98 Salt, water, moisture, oil... at rpm sensor.

Oh she feels very planted at any speed. We’ve done 100mph several times and it feels as though she isn’t even being pushed hard. The steering is very tight and the ride quality is still smooth.

@@linkybird98 Good to know. I've been in a few cars that feel very unstable at those speeds as if the car shouldn't be going that fast. Good to know the FX is great in high speeds.

It gives you confidence! The more you push the throttle the more eager and poised it is!

@Weedy Jr. That would be around 125mph. I'm surprised you got it up that high.

@@Nestle245 yes, infinitis are built fast and secure. even older ones. infiniti intended to make their cars fast and stable. theyre also very reliable, and if youre a teenager like me whos looking to get their first carm this would be a great first car.

It's at operating temperature. XD The temp gauge is not supposed to be past the halfway mark.

@@XsaviXander No, thats the coolant temperature. The oil and transmission are not at operating temperature for at least 2x the amount of time.

@@chesterchen2684 Didn't know it took longer for the oil and transmission to get to operating temp. Thanks for letting me know.

@@XsaviXander no worries, you still have this beast, my friend?

Average for tha year but not good for today standards but if u mostly drive highway it's not that bad I have a m35

Premium fuel is recommended. I always tried for 93 octane. Typically saw 14-16 city and 19-21 highway.

How did you determine this?

this is normal when it's on drive when you drive it manual it shifts pretty fast.