Looking to get a g35
I've been looking to get a g35 for a while now and I have now started making more money the only thing is that I can hardly find any 6mts with reasonable mileage here in San Diego and the ones they have are about 16k with 8xxxx miles any suggestions
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Wait till you find the one you really want at a price you can afford
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I got approved for 16k from my bank at 5.6% my payments would be under 300 a month for if i do 6 years i'm just hesitant because of the miles
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damn thats a pretty high interest rate man
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Yeah I think I will have to just wait it out I've been searching for about 2 months now ill be patient
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I'm 20 with low established credit I don't really have the option to get a co signer at the moment
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Also if you want to do mods or upgrades to your g35 check out what year most companies make parts for your g35
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I am looking for a coupe with a manual transmission from a dealership since I will have to trade in my current car thanks for the links phatgoose
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Originally Posted by ambiguous113
(Post 6624826)
damn thats a pretty high interest rate man
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You are limiting yourself by trying to trade in your car. You need to sell it yourself, usually more money for you anyways, and find the right car for YOU. Don't let the local dealerships' stock determine what you are going to get. I looked for six months, and found my car at Mossy Motors in San Diego. I took a train from Santa Barbara to get it. I am so happy I waited to get the exact car I wanted.
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The reason I have to do it that way is cuz the car I currently have right now is being financed if I didi t owe money on it and could sell it for what I owe I'd do that
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That's definitely a high payment over the span of 6 years. I say save as much up as you can and pay cash for it. Even if it means getting one with higher mileage it will be a better investment and most likely save you money in the long run.
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I seen a 03 with 123k miles for 10k I'm just waiting if I find anything else
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You may end up losing money but you can try and sell it for what you owe and just pay it off. It is better than trading it in because they usually give you less than you owe and add that to your new car payment. That is how people end up "upside down" on a car.
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