View Poll Results: Would you buy your '05/'06 G35 MT Coupe again? (Knowing about the OC issue)
Most definitely - it's manageable and I can't believe your asking this.



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Heck no - it's been a major PITA and I can't believe your asking this.



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On the fence. It depends - I'll why explain in a reply.



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Given OC Issue: Would you still recommend buying an '05/'06 MT Coupe?
First off: New to the forum. I did search for some sage advice from folks on the OC issue (did about 35 of 71 pages on the "check your oil" thread.) But I haven't seen a thread dedicated to "hindsight", i.e. would you do it again?
I have to admit, I'm a bit devastated by finding the thread listed above. I'm an ex-350z owner, looking to replace with a G35 (05) coupe, MT (I have 2 ankle biters now and need to have car seats...)
I was sold on getting this model with the increase in HP, and now I'm scared s-less one buying one used.
I'd be curious to hear from the folks that are most in tune with this issue.
Would you buy and '05/'06 MT Coupe knowing this issue was floating around?
Bonus question for people who feel motivated to share their opinion:
What is the best 4 seater I can buy under $25K that has low end torque, RWD, MT is a must? (I realize I'm open to flaming due to dual topics. Be gentle as my entire ego is based on this post.)
Food for thought:
'04/05 BMW 330i - would have to go high mileage to meet my price point
'05/06 RX-8 - I know, low HP, low torque, but I Auto-X and it kicks butt in this context
VERY used S4 - a pig in terms of weight, as I'm probably looking at the old TT
Ancient M3 - can't even find any in my price point
1993 Accord - back-up to have a POC car and save for the G37 market to evolve
Thanks for your input... even if it involves gasoline...
I have to admit, I'm a bit devastated by finding the thread listed above. I'm an ex-350z owner, looking to replace with a G35 (05) coupe, MT (I have 2 ankle biters now and need to have car seats...)
I was sold on getting this model with the increase in HP, and now I'm scared s-less one buying one used.
I'd be curious to hear from the folks that are most in tune with this issue.
Would you buy and '05/'06 MT Coupe knowing this issue was floating around?
Bonus question for people who feel motivated to share their opinion:
What is the best 4 seater I can buy under $25K that has low end torque, RWD, MT is a must? (I realize I'm open to flaming due to dual topics. Be gentle as my entire ego is based on this post.)
Food for thought:
'04/05 BMW 330i - would have to go high mileage to meet my price point
'05/06 RX-8 - I know, low HP, low torque, but I Auto-X and it kicks butt in this context
VERY used S4 - a pig in terms of weight, as I'm probably looking at the old TT
Ancient M3 - can't even find any in my price point
1993 Accord - back-up to have a POC car and save for the G37 market to evolve
Thanks for your input... even if it involves gasoline...
Last edited by Brouhaha; Aug 17, 2008 at 04:10 PM.
This has been asked plenty of times...
Do some research. You will have warranty just in case although many members say it is a true PITA.
It's basically up to you.
Do you mind checking your oil once a week?
Do you have a dealership near you that you can go to for OC testing?
Can you live with the dealer replacing your engine for a week or two?
It's a hit or miss with the Rev-Up's.
Do some research. You will have warranty just in case although many members say it is a true PITA.
It's basically up to you.
Do you mind checking your oil once a week?
Do you have a dealership near you that you can go to for OC testing?
Can you live with the dealer replacing your engine for a week or two?
It's a hit or miss with the Rev-Up's.
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Some people act as if all revups will have the oil consumption issue. If that's enough to make a potential buyer get an 03/04 over an 05-07, then that's a bit sad.
Oil consumption is definately an issue that has affected many revups. But the majority of revup owners will not have a serious issue of oil consumption. I'm sure a few of those who claim they have OC issues are going through normal consumption and are just paranoid.
IF there's any OC issues, then that's what the Warranty is for
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Oil consumption is definately an issue that has affected many revups. But the majority of revup owners will not have a serious issue of oil consumption. I'm sure a few of those who claim they have OC issues are going through normal consumption and are just paranoid.
IF there's any OC issues, then that's what the Warranty is for

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