i have listed my car for sale, I know I'm asking too much money, for over a year now. hoping someone would buy. not really keen on selling it but the time.
i am the second owner it was a lease return. Was still on factory warranty for about six months. had it over 11 years always put in the garage
The interior is mint no tears headlight can use a Polish, has original clutch and original exhaust, perfect time for your choice of exhaust
the engine is stock

Needed a full brake job so I replaced with Brembo 6 piston front 4 piston rear and full floating discs
When the tires it came with needed replacing I upgraded the wheels and tires.
Couldn't get the alignment correct so replaced upper control arms (SPL)
A few other little upgrades

Currently posted on autotrader.ca
At this point I'm gonna replace the brakes back to factory
And the original wheels and tires
I'm thinking that for getting my most money back
Mileage 20300 km = 126086 mi
Was hoping I can get the forums opinion on what a fair price would be.

https://www.autotrader.ca/a/infiniti...205M3&sprx=100

 

Honestly I think you do have it priced fairly considering the condition and upgrades. The mileage is a little bit higher than expected but overall that's one clean specimen. However it's a rev-up coupe so make sure to include that in the description, along with things like the factory projector headlights, viscous LSD axle, etc.

Check to see if it has rear active steering, turn the key to ON, during the lamp test you might have a RAS light on the right side of the gauges (can't really tell from your picture, the light turns off after a couple seconds). If you do then be sure to include that option in the description as well, rear active steering was an uncommon option and only available on 2006-2007 6MT coupes.

I suggest you keep it at $16k and let people talk you down to like $14.5k, makes the seller feel better when they can haggle you down a grand

 

I forgot to make it obvious that I’m talking about Canadian dollars
thanks