Like most people said, list it in the low 20's. Don't take anything less than 17ish.

It might be up for awhile, but eventually you'll get someone who wants a low mileage one. This is basically brand new.

 

Dear sirs--thank you for all of your great input--we are going to attempt to sell it at 22k--please wish us luck--again thank you for all of your wonderful insight---

 

Dear Sirs--All of you were correct--I tried to sell the G and all I received were really low-ball offers --and young kids who just wanted to drive it--don't know what to do----

 

id just keep it. you would lose to much money trying to sell it since you have an 03.
but Good luck

 

the only way I can see you making money if by keeping it another 5-10 years and then going to some car shows or an auction type setting

 

Make it clear in the advertisement that low ballers will not be acknowledged, and that a true enthusiast knows the value of this car and that is who you are waiting for. Also clearly state that you will deny any and all test drives unless you both agree on a tentative price and you have cash in hand.

There are too many idiots out there with eyes bigger than their wallets, don't let them waste your time.

Also don't be surprised if this takes months to sell, the market for these cars is bad. Their resale has dropped drastically in the past year and a half, and most people looking at used G35's right now are poor people looking for the cheapest deal they can find regardless of condition. Sounds mean to say, but that's what it is. So don't expect many people to want to pay a premium for a pristine car like yours, because that's not the mindset of the average G35 buyer right now.

Good luck, don't rush it!

 

this car is great and everything but with it sitting for that long im sure there some buildup in there waiting to clog and break something. in the end jus sell for wat kbb suggests. thats ur best bet cus as a buyer thats wat they gonna compare too. or jus keep it and drive it