I NEED ALL G35 Guys to answer the following concern i have
#32
03-25-2011, 02:28 PM
Alright so i LOVE G35's i dont care if its a sedan or a coupe i love them both.
But i dont have much money so i wanna get the best bargain i can on a a G35 as i can get. I saw a 2003 Infiniti G35 Sedan for sale with
90 K miles. The things that are wrong with it is that its been in a accident before, Needs new power steering, Needs The front and passenger side air bags and the Front Bumper just needs to be adjusted. Thats about it and the guy is willing to let it go for $4900. There is no "Check Engine" Light on or anything Transmission shifts smooth. Everything is stock in the car except after market deck. What you guys think? Is it a good investment? Should i buy the car? And also what if he drove the car a ruff way? Would it make a difference on how long it lasts? And also how much would a maintenance cost would be for a car like this per month? Please feel free to give me your honest answers i will greatly appreciate it.
But i dont have much money so i wanna get the best bargain i can on a a G35 as i can get. I saw a 2003 Infiniti G35 Sedan for sale with
90 K miles. The things that are wrong with it is that its been in a accident before, Needs new power steering, Needs The front and passenger side air bags and the Front Bumper just needs to be adjusted. Thats about it and the guy is willing to let it go for $4900. There is no "Check Engine" Light on or anything Transmission shifts smooth. Everything is stock in the car except after market deck. What you guys think? Is it a good investment? Should i buy the car? And also what if he drove the car a ruff way? Would it make a difference on how long it lasts? And also how much would a maintenance cost would be for a car like this per month? Please feel free to give me your honest answers i will greatly appreciate it.
#33
03-25-2011, 05:57 PM
I will tell you from personal experience with buying crashed cars is that it is never worth it, you might say it runs right but most of the time they only fix the "BIG" problems that you can see, there might be other little problems which they didn't take care off which will eventually come back and show themselves, and as earlier suggested do a carfax if your mind is set on getting the car, you never know what other details the owner might be skipping out on.
#34
03-25-2011, 06:01 PM
you can get used air bags from junk yards for dirt cheap (and replace them yourself). they function just fine too. Its getting that SRS unit reset that can be pricey
All that being said, I think there are better deals in the "salvage" category. I saw a 04 6mt sedan in my area sell for 9k non-accident'ed
learn how to fix your own cars and your cars will never give you "problems"
All that being said, I think there are better deals in the "salvage" category. I saw a 04 6mt sedan in my area sell for 9k non-accident'ed
learn how to fix your own cars and your cars will never give you "problems"
Last edited by Neal376; 03-25-2011 at 06:07 PM.
#35
03-25-2011, 06:05 PM
Crashes do strange things to unibody cars. Someone pulled in front of my wife and she t-boned them in her Maxima. She was probably doing about 40 mph. I went to the scene and she and my daughter were rattled by the air bags but had no significant injuries. The front of the car was obviously messed up and that was no surprise. What surprised me was when I tried to get their stuff out of the trunk and it was a little hard to open and once open it would not close back. Even though the car looked perfect from about the mid hood all the way back.....the WHOLE car was affected all the way back to the trunk.
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