Hey Fellow Vq Owners, I currently daily a 07’ Obsidian Black G35 Sedan Base 5AT W/Premium Pkg. it has 269,xxx miles except the engine Which has around 61k miles as of right now. Im Looking To Sell It In Florida as Thats where i live, but i dont know whats a good price to list it for due to the high original miles.

Pros:
Well Maintained Paint and Body.
New 6200k HID Headlight Bulbs.
New Tie Rods,Upper and Lower Control Arms, Sway Links and Bushings, New KYB Struts and Shocks.
New Brakes and Rotors.
3.5k interval Mobil 1 Full Syn Oil Changes
93 Pumped Only.
All Fluids Replace With Oem Fluids.
Tranny Serviced At 80k intervals By Previous Owner, Whom is also the 1st owner.
3in Short Ram Intakes w/ Tune and Unknown Fuel injectors upgrade.
New Fuel Pump.
and FAST AF BOI! Jk jk

Cons:
Factory 17” Wheels Has minor Black Spots.
Minor Rips on Side of Drivers Seat.
Rear Deck Bose Sub Doesn’t Work.
Chips in the grille.
Black on Black Interior. (Florida Summer Heat with 50% tint)
And The Tranny Shifts Hard in the First 10 minutes of Driving after Cold Start. Sometimes it doesn’t its weird :/





No TPMS, SES, VDC/SLIP or BRAKE lights on at all. And I Almost Forgot I Do NOT have the receipt on the new engine.
Other than that, She’s Ready to Shoot off like a missile at any given second.
You Guys Think 6k is a reasonable price to aim for??

 

Sounds high to me for a 15 year old car with that many miles and a sketchy sounding transmission. But the used car market has been nuts for a while so who knows. Doesn't hurt to ask and see what offers you get. Used car prices vary a ton by local market too. So what seems high to me might not be in your area. Nothing that old with that many miles will be worth too much where I'm at because there'd be so much rust on it.... Good luck with your sale!

 

Surprisingly, there’s hardly any rust on the the undercarriage. If any thing the exhaust flanges and bolts are where i see rust when i am under the car. And as far as the Tranny, it drives perfect once the car is warmed up. The problem isn’t necessarily that it shifts hard but it takes a minute for it to find the right shift points per say. It’ll shift a little early or slightly late in the first few minutes of driving. After about 5-10 minutes shifts like butter.

 

The mileage will be the killer since most banks won't give a car loan for anything over 200k miles. I'd say probably $5k-$7k though, it looks clean after all.

Start high, $7k, let them "talk you down" a thousand so they feel like they're getting an even better deal.