This 1992 Infiniti M30 is a rare car, as they never sold in big numbers, and most have long disappeared from the roads. This one has under 100,000 miles, and very well preserved with glossy paint, nice leather, and sharp looking trim. Production numbers are typically believed to have been around 12,000 total between coupes and convertibles, the latter of which were converted for Nissan by American Sunroof Co. (ASC). There were 3,112 convertibles in 1992 production run according to Nissan-North A... This 1992 Infiniti M30 is a rare car, as they never sold in big numbers, and most have long disappeared from the roads. This one has under 100,000 miles, and very well preserved with glossy paint, nice leather, and sharp looking trim. Production numbers are typically believed to have been around 12,000 total between coupes and convertibles, the latter of which were converted for Nissan by American Sunroof Co. (ASC). There were 3,112 convertibles in 1992 production run according to Nissan-North America. They’ve garnered a small cult following over the years, and it’s easy to picture this one in the garage of a dedicated Nissan enthusiast. The interior is a soft shade of gray. A/C is functional, leather looks very well preserved, and carpets are also quite clean. The only things appearing amiss are small crack in drivers seat leather and trunk release button missing. Two keys, the owners manual, cover for top while down, and factory donut spare tire are also included. Serious buyers

Original ad title: 1992 Infiniti m30 Convertable