View Poll Results: G35 or G37
Stick to the G35
128
75.74%
It wouldn't hurt to try for a G37
41
24.26%
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...now I want a G37
#1
...now I want a G37
O man, I'm so indecisive. I just bought an '07 G35 about a month ago but have been really eyeing down the new G37s. I initially thought the G37 was out of my price range but ended up getting a G35 with a bunch of options and paying almost $40 K out the door. G37s start at $35 K. And I'd gladly downgrade on options to get that car. Does anyone have any clue whether or not it would be possible for me to trade in the G35 and get the G37??? And how much of a loss I'd have to expect? I'm going to go meet the dealer in 3 days to see what are my options but would like any suggestions or opinions first. Thanks in advance!
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#5
Makes no financial sense trying to trade-in a car that's brand new.
Also the G37 is not significantly faster than the G35 (both have way more hp than needed anyway !)
Also the interior is close to the G35 plus we get 4 drs if you ever need 'em (and a bigger trunk !)
Also the G40 might be coming out in a few years anyway
EDIT: My response would've done a 180 had the coupe been closer to the concept car
Also the G37 is not significantly faster than the G35 (both have way more hp than needed anyway !)
Also the interior is close to the G35 plus we get 4 drs if you ever need 'em (and a bigger trunk !)
Also the G40 might be coming out in a few years anyway
EDIT: My response would've done a 180 had the coupe been closer to the concept car
Last edited by max2k1; 10-03-2007 at 05:37 PM.
#6
Originally Posted by Lemodular
Since the 08's are out. I would guess that even with the presumably low milage, you will take a hit if you trade. My guess is prob close to $5K. Better off keeping the G35. I would be interested to see how the dealer will work with you on this one.....who knows, you might get lucky.
If you paid around $40k OTD for your car, subtract tax and fees right there. You can kiss that goodbye as the dealership doesn't profit from tax and fees so you automatically lose that. Then factor in that most new vehicles depreciate anywhere from 20%-30% the second it's driven off the lot and you can see where I'm going with this. For s**ts and giggles I'd suggest going to kbb.com and seeing what the trade in value is on your car.
I don't know exactly what model and equipment you have, but went ahead and booked out an '07 Sedan Journey and Sport for you. I also assumed you got your car with the Premium Package seeing as it's an option most folks go with. I did both appraisals with 1k miles on the clock as you've only owned your car for about a month.
The trade-in breakdown is as follows:
'07 G35 Sport 5A/T w/ Premium
Excellent - $30,425
Good - $28,790
Fair - $25,930
'07 G35 Journey w/ Premium
Excellent - $29,375
Good - $27,850
Fair - $25,010
In all honesty, with the G37 only being a few months old, it allows dealers to be a bit more firm with pricing on the '08 Coupe. Coupled with the fact that the '08 Sedans have just hit dealerships, you can see that you're not in a very good position. Many folks would most likely prefer to get a good deal on a leftover '07 than buy a pre-owned '07 purchased a month or so ago.
In the end, give us a rundown of your vehicle and we'll be better able to assist you in your debacle. Model, options, color, mileage etc...
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