Looking to purchase a g35 soon.
#16
10-03-2015, 02:55 AM
I think I would pass anyways. Smite me but I would prefer the Auto.
Also for maintenance, you guys say it is high. This will be my DD but I will only drive max 20 miles a day. Of course every now in then I will need to go into the city and other places. So how high are we talking? $500 every month, $2000 every other month?
Also for maintenance, you guys say it is high. This will be my DD but I will only drive max 20 miles a day. Of course every now in then I will need to go into the city and other places. So how high are we talking? $500 every month, $2000 every other month?
Aaaaanyway, my advice is to NEVER EVER EVER buy an old luxury car unless you:
A: love the car for all reasons
B: can work on it yourself
C: can pay instantly and without question for any problem that comes up.
#17
10-03-2015, 04:17 AM
So I have been on the search for a g35. But sadly there aren't that many in my area. I've been looking around for a couple weeks now. I know very little when it comes to cars however after I test drove a g36 for the first time all the other car I have driven seem boring.
Is there anything wrong with this?
http://www.berglundtoyota.com/used/I...1f6592e8b9.htm
The only thing I really tell from the pictures is that the caliper(s) seem quite rusted.
Also do any of these seem worth?
http://richmond.craigslist.org/searc...niti+g35+coupe
Thank you for your input. Sorry if this is the wrong section.
Is there anything wrong with this?
http://www.berglundtoyota.com/used/I...1f6592e8b9.htm
The only thing I really tell from the pictures is that the caliper(s) seem quite rusted.
Also do any of these seem worth?
http://richmond.craigslist.org/searc...niti+g35+coupe
Thank you for your input. Sorry if this is the wrong section.
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10-03-2015, 05:16 AM
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Did you just ask if maintenance was 500-2000 a month? Haha wtf do you think happens inside of a car?
Aaaaanyway, my advice is to NEVER EVER EVER buy an old luxury car unless you:
A: love the car for all reasons
B: can work on it yourself
C: can pay instantly and without question for any problem that comes up.
Aaaaanyway, my advice is to NEVER EVER EVER buy an old luxury car unless you:
A: love the car for all reasons
B: can work on it yourself
C: can pay instantly and without question for any problem that comes up.
But that [C] can happen to any car. I mean I can pay for fixing the car but I mean if I am driving 20 miles a day and still having to pay $500 a month to maintain then...
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