So after let go the first one, I found another G35 sedan. Its an 2004 with 93780 miles in black color. Had few accidents. Front bumper was replaced 5 years ago. Can't even say bumper was replaced when I looked at it. Two more accidents says damage report. Car looks awesome and clean. Drove the car and runs fine. I liked it. Seller wants 8900 as the lowest and best bottom price. I offered 8200 but denied. Final agreement is 8700.

Now again, go for it or ask to lower price? help a girl out please.

I want this car. Whats the fair price?

 

Bout to roll over 100k so prepare for expensive maintenance work to be done if your paying a mechanic. That's my 2cents

 

I can do (or someone can do free for me so no worry except for parts cost ) following:
Spark plugs
Rotor, caliper, pads
Door regulators
Minor electrical
Easy to reach engine parts.

What else I should expect?

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Around 100k there are a lot of components that could be ready to fail. Some things to look over before buying would be all suspension components, including but not limited to: compression rod bushings, control arm bushings, ball joints, tie rod ends, sway bar end links, differential bushings, shocks and struts, wheel bearings, etc.

Next would be check over the usual suspects, brakes, brake lines, tires, any leaks, motor mounts, does the transmission shift properly, any valve noise, do all the power windows, door locks, switches and buttons work, is the exhaust and catalytic converters in good shape or ready to break at a weld due to rust?

These are very dependable vehicles all around but at 100k you really do need to inspect with a fine tooth comb. When you get it, I would change all the fluids, tune up and start fresh.

 

To the OP. You can have mine for $10K, only 77,000 miles, accidents-free.