looking at 2008 g35x sport Sedan (accident)
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looking at 2008 g35x sport Sedan (accident)
So I've been shopping for a g35(or g37) within reasonable price range and with the lowest km possible( in Canada). I stumbled across a 2008 g35x sport sedan nice grey ish blue with sexy rims and only 47,000 kms. I thought it was strange an 08' would have such low kms unless it was a summer car. It is being sold through the used car dealer at a Infiniti dealer so the car proof was available, and not to my suprise the previous owner had an accident( listed at 2,900$, front right). Not much more information on the car and about the accident. Still haven't test drove it because I don't want to fall inlove with a car that will be trouble. Sooo if you guys could give me some feedback if you think that accident will affect the car and would be a good buy. Thanks so much this is my first post btw sorry for rambling.
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13k CDN and I'm assuming it was decent work done on it because it looks like the previous owner drove it for almost 4 years after the claim. Also not since it's from and infinti dealer, they state that the car goes through a 121 point inspection to be certified, but I'm just worried about any structural damage that might not have been fixed or missed in the inspection.
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ugh just found out it sold today. So pissed should've been more proactive. so my next options are a 2008 g35x (not sport😢 with 77k km or a 2010 g37x 105k km price difference between 500$ probably due to the 08' having low km. Is the difference in km a huge deal breaker even though it's older? and any takes on the 7 speed AT vs the 5 speed?
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looking at 2008 g35x sport Sedan (accident)
I've driven both the 5 speed auto and 7 speed auto, the newer car will get a tinnyyy bit better gas mileage (not that it matters, gas sucks on all G's). The 7 speed seemed to shift a tiny bit faster but I don't drive an auto so I could be wrong, as far as I know both transmissions are equally reliable. Id test drive both and see which one does it for you. But from a numbers only standpoint buy the newest one you can afford, assuming they're both in good condition
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I've driven both the 5 speed auto and 7 speed auto, the newer car will get a tinnyyy bit better gas mileage (not that it matters, gas sucks on all G's). The 7 speed seemed to shift a tiny bit faster but I don't drive an auto so I could be wrong, as far as I know both transmissions are equally reliable. Id test drive both and see which one does it for you. But from a numbers only standpoint buy the newest one you can afford, assuming they're both in good condition
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