2001 Infiniti I30 Reviews - Page 2 of 2

At about 50,000 miles, it needed a water pump replaced.

Last year I replaced the mass flow sensor at about 95,000. I also had some driver seat and passenger seat repairs due to tears and the hardened leather.

Every 4-5 years, I have needed to replace some interior light bulbs for the clock, stereo, and climate control.

Hello I30 owners!

I have owned a 2001 I30 for nearly 10 years since I bought it new, and it's still running pretty smoothly.

I have kept my car, and I have done the repairs all at my local dealers and repair shops. To get the best pricing, I usually call 2-3 Infiniti and Nissan dealers along with private repair shops, and I often use referrals from other owners of Nissan products. This has helped my keep costs down significantly.

Other than that, I enjoy my car, especially a lot more while driving it with my new shocks and struts from KYB. It is a better, sportier ride than the boat ride I used to have.

In conclusion, my car is a solid performer that few other cars can match. I plan on cruising in it for maybe another 10 years! Wish me luck and enjoy your ride!

Only one dealer in huge metropolitan area and both repairs they had to order parts and took about a week.

Went to a different repair shop and got wrong part based on year of car and VIN number, took weeks to get repaired as part was part from a 2000 model or something to that effect.

The law of supply and demand applies here and it is not in the consumers favor.

I would never buy an Infiniti again given these issues.

Nothing. I just brought it about three weeks ago.

This car is the epitome of luxury. It's fast and responsive. The ride is ultra smooth. I look forward to my long commutes in the mornings and he evenings. This is the second Infiniti I've had. I once owned a '93 Q45 so I know about the quality of Infiniti.

The system is incredible. The controls are easy to operate. The braking is excellent since I sometimes like to speed.

There is nothing really wrong with the car. The automatic temperature seems to make the car run really loud... So I usually use the heat on the economy setting. Also the car seems to be kind of loud when driving.

The car is very nice... It's the first luxury type car I have had.. It's very roomy and I love the automatic sun shade in the back window and the heated seats. Also the stereo system is the bomb... I wanted a Lexus, but this car is just as nice.. It's great to drive and to look at.

Nothing had gone wrong.

If the windows are not opened often, they make a terrible noise.

A little noisy inside at high speeds, as if the wind is coming through somewhere.

In my previous car, I got more street racing offers than on I30t, I have not figured why quite yet. I want my fun back!

I would say the exterior is a combination of elegance and sportiness (mainly due to the spoiler). It is roomy and relatively quick.

The motor mounts have gone out on both rear and front of car. Nissan will not cover them. I have done research and have found many Infiniti's and Maxima's with this problem.

This is a nice car, but the company will not honor their warrinties as they should. Motor Mounts should not go out on a car and too many are going out on infiniti's and Maxima's.

It has been entirely fault-free.

The acceleration is brisk rather than exhilarating.

Ergonomically, it is superior to anything I have previously owned.

It has a solid, well-put-together feel; no rattles or looseness so far.

I would have preferred an in-dash CD changer rather than the trunk-mounted unit I got.

The wind noise is a little greater than I would have expected.

I wouldn't call it frugal with gas, but it is definitely not a guzzler.

It's a pretty relaxed cruiser; neither the engine nor the seats add to the stress of long journeys. The cabin is quite commodious and is thoughtfully designed.

Nothing.

We really shopped and the I30 seemed the best low end luxury car for the money.

Dealer service fantastic, so far.