2006 G35 Coupe 6 speed 37k miles $21k
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2006 G35 Coupe 6 speed 37k miles $21k
Trying to sell my car...
2006 G35 Coupe, 6 speed/Sport pkg
silver with black leather interior
I think it has every option except nav
spoiler/19" wheels
Has HKS Hi-Power Dual exhaust, Mrev2, 5/16" plenum spacer, z-tube and pop charger, and I have all the stock parts.
37k miles. Really clean car inside and out, drives great, I've owned it the last 10k miles and have had absolutely no problems/complaints.
Only "problem" is that I was rear-ended about a month ago, the car has been
repaired at the Sewell Collision Center and looks great, new bumper and left rear quarter panel. Most people would never know it'd been hit if you didn't tell them, but I'm honest so I'm telling! I had already began losing interest in the car and now I'm stuck losing money on it because it's been hit.
I will try to get pictures up this weekend.
2006 G35 Coupe, 6 speed/Sport pkg
silver with black leather interior
I think it has every option except nav
spoiler/19" wheels
Has HKS Hi-Power Dual exhaust, Mrev2, 5/16" plenum spacer, z-tube and pop charger, and I have all the stock parts.
37k miles. Really clean car inside and out, drives great, I've owned it the last 10k miles and have had absolutely no problems/complaints.
Only "problem" is that I was rear-ended about a month ago, the car has been
repaired at the Sewell Collision Center and looks great, new bumper and left rear quarter panel. Most people would never know it'd been hit if you didn't tell them, but I'm honest so I'm telling! I had already began losing interest in the car and now I'm stuck losing money on it because it's been hit.
I will try to get pictures up this weekend.
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I believe you can request a principal deduction by your insurance company and they'll help you out w/ that to offset the cost.. Since they signed off on the work done, they should give you a check to pay down your principal since the accident wasn't your fault. This will also reduce the interest you'll have to pay in the long haul w/ the principal reduced.
Might sway your decision in keeping it..
Might sway your decision in keeping it..
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I believe you can request a principal deduction by your insurance company and they'll help you out w/ that to offset the cost.. Since they signed off on the work done, they should give you a check to pay down your principal since the accident wasn't your fault. This will also reduce the interest you'll have to pay in the long haul w/ the principal reduced.
Might sway your decision in keeping it..
Might sway your decision in keeping it..
The insurance company has nothing to do with the loan that you signed, if you even have a loan.
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