buying a 2003 g35 coupe with 111,000 miles for $8k
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the only problem ive had so far is the gas gauge is super broken. ive cleaned both contacts twice so far and it only lasts a couple weeks at most. so im in for a few hundred in parts. other than that its a great car. me telling you my experience isnt really a good factor to place on your car. they are all different.
as long as its been at least semi maintained it should be good to go.
and i honestly have no idea. i never look. maybe around 30?
as long as its been at least semi maintained it should be good to go.
and i honestly have no idea. i never look. maybe around 30?
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Depends how much i drive, and if i factor in recent gas prices..or back when it was $3.50 a gallon. Right now i spend about $4K/year on fuel based on how much I drive.
Insurance is your biggest worry. Depending on where you live, it could potentially cost you $3K or so a year to insure the car. Factor in fuel costs which could be $2-3K for average driver, plus repairs and maintainence and the question is can you afford to drive this car?
Insurance is your biggest worry. Depending on where you live, it could potentially cost you $3K or so a year to insure the car. Factor in fuel costs which could be $2-3K for average driver, plus repairs and maintainence and the question is can you afford to drive this car?
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my car has 101K miles. The only thing that has failed has been the valve covers. Other than that, it has just been maintenance. Brakes, clutch, rotors, fluids,etc. The engine pulls hard to redline and the 6MT is butter! If i had to, I would sell it for no less than $12-13K. So, yes miles are a factor, but i think the bigger factor on price/worth is how the car has been maintained. Regardless of miles, if it hasn't been maintained, i would pass and keep looking.
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