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Old Jun 18, 2008 | 09:39 PM
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Question 08' G37 price/worth next year...or G35?

What’s going on guys? I’m actually thinking about buying a used 6mt G37 sometime next year. I’ve been looking at 05-07’s G35 6mt Coupes but the whole oil consumption issue is throwing me off. I’ve done my research on both the g35 and 350z forums and it seems like a lot of 6mt’s are having oil problems.

According to a few websites it seems like the g37 will depreciate practically $7-9k in its first year. This means that I would be able to purchase a base g37 for around $25-$28k.

I’m at a $25k budget that’s why I was leaning towards getting a 07’ G35 6mt Coupe. With the added on performance and luxury it seems like buying a G37 is the only way to go. I’ll be honest if I did purchase the G35 I would have put some money into modifications. I think I would rather just pay upfront for a nicer car than just modifying the car in the long run. I’m sure I’ll still end up modding the G37, just not as fast as I would if I bought the G35.

The only drawback about the G37 is that it is a relatively new car. New car means more TSB’s, recalls, etc. Hopefully by sharing a similar platform with the G35 there won’t be many problems.

Honestly, I would be more than happy with a G35. I would have been sold to a G35 if it did not have this oil consumption issue. What do you guys think? Is it worth waiting? Should I look into another car? 350z? WRX STI?

What would you do ? ?

Thanks,

Adam
 
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Old Jun 18, 2008 | 10:49 PM
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I'm also in the sub $25k range and looking for a G. I wasn't aware of any oil consumption issues, and I've been researching the Gs for some while. Maybe it isnt that big a deal, and can be fixed by the dealer.

I thought about waiting a year or 2 to get a used g37, but as with you, I think I'd be happier with the G35 now. The exterior is much more suited to my taste, as opposed to the more feminine looking G37. Plus you probably would want atleast the G37 Journey, not the base. That adds another $800 or so to the price.

If I shop around, I could probably find a 2005 G35 with less than 50k miles for around $23k. Now $23k compared to a new g37 at $38k...Seems like a no brainer to me. I can take that extra $15k and save, invest, purchase mods and that 46" plasma i've been wanting. Then a few years from now, when I'm all G35'ed out, and just raking it in, I can upgrade to the G37, a 335i or a A5. For now, while our country's economy seems to be on a steady decline, I think its best to find a way, to ball... on a budget.
 
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Old Jun 19, 2008 | 12:26 AM
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I'm also in the sub $25k range and looking for a G. I wasn't aware of any oil consumption issues, and I've been researching the Gs for some while. Maybe it isnt that big a deal, and can be fixed by the dealer.

I thought about waiting a year or 2 to get a used g37, but as with you, I think I'd be happier with the G35 now. The exterior is much more suited to my taste, as opposed to the more feminine looking G37. Plus you probably would want atleast the G37 Journey, not the base. That adds another $800 or so to the price.

If I shop around, I could probably find a 2005 G35 with less than 50k miles for around $23k. Now $23k compared to a new g37 at $38k...Seems like a no brainer to me. I can take that extra $15k and save, invest, purchase mods and that 46" plasma i've been wanting. Then a few years from now, when I'm all G35'ed out, and just raking it in, I can upgrade to the G37, a 335i or a A5. For now, while our country's economy seems to be on a steady decline, I think its best to find a way, to ball... on a budget.
Yeah, we're in similar situations. By base I meant G37 Sport without any packages (premium, tech, etc.)

If you want an Auto then definitely pick up a G35.

Good luck
 
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