20 yr old looking for a g35
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Well I want to get a g35 because of the style of the car and its seems nice. now I'm just trying to figure out what year and miles i should be looking for. I'm going to get a loan for it so i wanna keep it like under 15000 grand for the car.
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But seriously, if you're not that mechanically inclined, just prepare to pay a little bit in maintenance when it comes time to do it. These cars sometime have specific issues that need addressing.
What are you looking for? 2 doors? 4 doors? Manual transmission? Auto?
Alot of owners here say avoid the 05-06 manual transmission REVUP G35s due to an oil consumption TSB, so that may sway your options a bit if you're wanting an 05.
My personal opinion? If you're 20 years old, trying to knock out college, I wouldn't finance and have to pay back $15K on a car which might need a bit more money to keep it in shape, but I don't really know where you're at in life.
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You can get lots of cars for 15000 grand ![Big Grin](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
But seriously, if you're not that mechanically inclined, just prepare to pay a little bit in maintenance when it comes time to do it. These cars sometime have specific issues that need addressing.
What are you looking for? 2 doors? 4 doors? Manual transmission? Auto?
Alot of owners here say avoid the 05-06 manual transmission REVUP G35s due to an oil consumption TSB, so that may sway your options a bit if you're wanting an 05.
My personal opinion? If you're 20 years old, trying to knock out college, I wouldn't finance and have to pay back $15K on a car which might need a bit more money to keep it in shape, but I don't really know where you're at in life.
![Big Grin](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
But seriously, if you're not that mechanically inclined, just prepare to pay a little bit in maintenance when it comes time to do it. These cars sometime have specific issues that need addressing.
What are you looking for? 2 doors? 4 doors? Manual transmission? Auto?
Alot of owners here say avoid the 05-06 manual transmission REVUP G35s due to an oil consumption TSB, so that may sway your options a bit if you're wanting an 05.
My personal opinion? If you're 20 years old, trying to knock out college, I wouldn't finance and have to pay back $15K on a car which might need a bit more money to keep it in shape, but I don't really know where you're at in life.
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If you are active duty military, I wouldnt recomment buying it on a loan only because depending on your pay grade may be a bit low to solely afford one. I pay about $500 a month now for my car payment/insurance and I am 28. Not to mention that for about $15000, it will be hard to get a G that is in good to excellent condition with lower miles. I paid $20000 + tax for my 2006 with almost 55k miles. I love my car but I could have bought a GTO(Boo!) or something else for less. Be prepared to pay slightly above that for a G so you may even want to consider a 350z.