Thinking of selling G35 for C63 AMG. Waste or not?
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I would rather get a GT-R for that price. And since you have to order it (Most likely), you get to keep the G for a while.
If you seriously want an AMG and are willing to pay for all that extra cost, then I would wait a little while, and buy a slightly used one. Those things take massive hits on price used.
If you seriously want an AMG and are willing to pay for all that extra cost, then I would wait a little while, and buy a slightly used one. Those things take massive hits on price used.
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In my opinion (and that is all it is) you are looking at two different worlds here.
The C63, no matter what any of you say, is no worse a deal than an IS-F, or the CTS-V. It is an awesome car for a good price, that you don't have to lower, supercharge/turbo charge, put a stereo in and whatever else. You get in, and you go. The car is driving mecca. But you are coming from a 2+2 coupe....so why not look at what is available for that price in a 2 door variant. Someone mentioned earlier a 335i, or an M3, both excellent vehicles. You could also look at a used 911 (as long as its certified) or a brand new Cayman S. A GTR is out of the question as dealer markups on them are still very high, and keeping the prices in the mid 80s and higher. (friend just got one for 91k OTD...) You could turbo the G, but you are going to be dumping money into a 5 year old car with an outdated design, not to mention you got the new car itch anyways. In the end, its what is going to make you happy and only you can make that choice. The fact that you posted on here to see the responses shows that you are undecided and have not truly committed to spending that kind of money for a car yet because if I was looking for a new car, I would have bought one first and then posted on here.
The C63, no matter what any of you say, is no worse a deal than an IS-F, or the CTS-V. It is an awesome car for a good price, that you don't have to lower, supercharge/turbo charge, put a stereo in and whatever else. You get in, and you go. The car is driving mecca. But you are coming from a 2+2 coupe....so why not look at what is available for that price in a 2 door variant. Someone mentioned earlier a 335i, or an M3, both excellent vehicles. You could also look at a used 911 (as long as its certified) or a brand new Cayman S. A GTR is out of the question as dealer markups on them are still very high, and keeping the prices in the mid 80s and higher. (friend just got one for 91k OTD...) You could turbo the G, but you are going to be dumping money into a 5 year old car with an outdated design, not to mention you got the new car itch anyways. In the end, its what is going to make you happy and only you can make that choice. The fact that you posted on here to see the responses shows that you are undecided and have not truly committed to spending that kind of money for a car yet because if I was looking for a new car, I would have bought one first and then posted on here.
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