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Beth of Ramona, CA September 24, 2009 Bought 2004 fx35 with 32,000 and was told the breaks had just been replaced. Just around 60,000, I had to replace front and back brakes. Now, at 91,000 miles, I'm replacing them again. Due to my commute, I put about 20,000 miles a year on my vehicle, but have never replaced my brakes on past vehicles so frequently. After reading the complaints of others with similiar vehicles as mine, it leads me to believe there's a defect in these brakes. I'm going to be paying 600, every 12-18 months on new brakes for the Infiniti FX35...not acceptable. carol of albany, NY August 23, 2009 I also had my front brakes replaced on a 2005 g35x after 14,000 miles. The dealer happily replaced them under warranty and when i asked why so soon she said it could be the way you drive and this car can stop on a dime.... Okay, i have driven the same way for 30 years and never replace brakes under 40,000 miles. At 31,000 miles, my car needed back brakes and rotors and front pads at a cost of 1,000. I usually wait for my car when it is being serviced and I hear the same song from consumers.... Brakes,brakes brakes .Last week one owner brought in his own brake pads to see if that would help. He told me he is resigned to bringing it in for pads every year. Service at my dealership has been very good but they are getting rich off of this defect. As much as I love driving this car I will be looking at the BMW as I heard they have a free maintenance plan with a purchase for 3-4 years. When you spend 40,000 for a car you want to enjoy it cost free at least under the warranty period. Please look into a class action suit. Sanford of Franklin, TN March 28, 2009 Sanford of Franklin TN (03/28/09) Bill of Bellevue, WA March 21, 2009 Bill of Bellevue WA (03/21/09) Claudia of Chula Vista, CA January 29, 2009 Claudia of Chula Vista CA (01/29/09) After dealing with the brake noise for a few months, I decided to go to an infiniti dealership. On January 17th, 2009, I took the car in to the Infiniti dealership in Kearny Mesa. They once again resurfaced the rotors. Two weeks later. The noise came back. I contacted Infiniti (1/28/09) again an told them about the noise coming back. Earnie from the dealership called me and told me that the noise was normal for these types of cars and that nothing could be done to fix it. He offered to check it for safety purposes and that is it. He also told me that the previous owner had the same problem with the car. Their computer system tracks it and has a record of the problem. It appears that I was sold a car with an existing problem and it was just a matter of time for the noise to come back. From reading other complaints on-line, many owners of Infiniti FX35s are having the same problem. Shouldn't the dealerships be responsible for disclosing problem histories of vehicles? If so, someone cheated me big time. Please advise. Also, if anyone is going to take a class action suit against Infiniti because of this defect, please include me. Chuck of Buffalo, NY November 19, 2008 Chuck of Buffalo NY (11/19/08) Report Your Experience
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