Hello all -- I was hoping someone could help me. I am going to see this 2005
G35 tomorrow. Is the 2005 year a good year? Any bugs I should look for? Is this the complete package? Any help would be much appreciated.

Here is the link: http://www.maroone.com/index.cfm?act...ntorytype=Used

Thanks,

 

2005 is a good year. Looks good!

 

Thanks. I really appreciate the help. I know some vehicle years are horrible. I just don't to spend 26k and have problems.....

 

I think 2005 has all the kinks worked out that the 03's had.

 

looks real good i dont think the 05's have any problems..not sure though..you should search..

 

Thanks. Oh yea - I will be spending a few hours between now and tomorrow searching this forum.....

 

that looks good... i posted in your other thread as well... the only problem iv had with my 05 6MT is the door lock actuator went out so i had to lock the door manually but it was covered under warranty… I have 36K+ miles…

 

Car looks nice, still under manufacturers warranty, so I say go for it.
The 05's lost the Brembo brake package, but got the upgraded/revised interior appointments....(gauges, aluminum trim etc)
May have gotten a horsepower increase as well, 298hp.

 

2005 is the best year my opinion. So I say go for it.

 

Beautiful Car! You won't regret it. My 05 was money well spent!! No problems.

 

05 is best the year got the new wheels, Interior upgrades, kept the rear spolier and HP boost. Also the wheel sthat are on that car are hot. I would negotiate that down as much as possible and jump all over it.. I

 

talk em down


i got my 05 with 14,500 miles for 24,400

just walk out, thats the only thing i can tell you to do..

 

they made some major changes int he interior and some looks (i think) so go with 05 before you go with 04...

 

I noticed it's been lowered -
Find out if it has an after-market camber kit in the front and back.
If it does not, you'll be eating tires like crazy.
Once you lower a G35 Coupe, it's highly recommended to get a camber kit back and front to get the alignment back into spec. Otherwise you'll be buying tires every few months.

If it does NOT have a camber kit from and back installed -
Use it as an angle for them to lower the price.
A front and back Camber kit will run you about $500-600 on sale.
With installation, you're looking at about $800 - $1000.