2010 Infiniti EX35 Journey

2010 INFINITI EX35 JOURNEY SPORT UTILITY 4D:

2010 Infiniti EX35! With just over 160k miles this super clean and well maintained EX35 is the perfect entry level suv on a budget! This sleek and stylish EX35 is packed with all the bells and whistles you could ever dream of. From its powerful 3.5L DOHC V6 engine to the luxurious leather-wrapped shift knob, every detail is meticulously designed for maximum comfort and performance. Whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating tricky terrain with the all-wheel drive system, this Infiniti has got you covered.
 About This 2010 INFINITI EX35 Journey The 2010 INFINITI EX35 was never a mainstream choice — and that's exactly what made it special. INFINITI designed the EX35 as a sport-oriented luxury compact crossover, borrowing heavily from the acclaimed G35 sedan platform. The result was a vehicle that drove more like a sports car than an SUV, with a low-slung roofline, rear-biased all-wheel drive, and a chassis tuned for driver engagement.

At 162,413 miles, this EX35 Journey sits in the high-mileage category, but context matters here. INFINITI's 3.5-liter V6 engines are well-documented for their long-term durability, and many owners report driving well past 200,000 miles with proper maintenance. If you're a buyer in the Waukegan area who needs reliable, all-weather transportation and values a premium driving experience, this vehicle is worth a serious inspection and test drive at Jack-Son Auto Sales.
 2010 INFINITI EX35 Performance and Engine Under the hood, the EX35 Journey carries INFINITI's naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V6 — a powerplant with deep roots in the legendary Nissan/INFINITI VQ engine family. This engine was regularly recognized among Ward's 10 Best Engines during its production run, praised for its smooth power delivery, responsiveness, and longevity.

The 5-speed automatic transmission with overdrive and manual mode lets drivers choose between effortless cruising and a more engaged, sporty driving experience. The manual mode is genuinely useful — not just a marketing feature — giving you real gear control when navigating Illinois highway on-ramps or taking a spirited drive along the Lake Michigan shoreline.

The AWD system on this EX35 Journey is a rear-biased setup inherited from the G35 platform. Under normal conditions, power is weighted toward the rear wheels for that sporty, responsive feel. When road conditions deteriorate — think Waukegan winters, slush on Green Bay Road, or an icy Route 41 — the system automatically distributes torque to the front wheels to maintain grip and control. For northern Illinois drivers who deal with serious seasonal weather, this is a meaningful safety and capability advantage.
 INFINITI EX35 Journey Features and Interior The Journey trim brought a notable step up in content over the base EX35. INFINITI packed this crossover with features that were genuinely impressive for a 2010 vehicle, including a Bose premium audio system, heated front seats, a dual-zone automatic climate control system, and INFINITI's Around View Monitor — a bird's-eye camera system that was years ahead of what competitors were offering at the time.

Inside, the EX35 uses a combination of genuine wood trim and soft-touch materials throughout the cabin. The seating position is lower than a traditional SUV, which contributes to the car-like driving feel but may surprise buyers expecting a traditional high-riding crossover. Cargo space is modest — the EX35 prioritizes driver dynamics over maximum utility — but the rear seats fold to expand storage for practical everyday needs.

The infotainment and navigation technology reflects the era, but the overall interior quality and material feel remain competitive with vehicles built much more recently. INFINITI built this cabin to last, and