did the price of used first gen g35 coupes go up?
#31
11-17-2015, 11:58 AM
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#33
11-17-2015, 08:39 PM
i like how you use the word investment with a car......
this isnt barrett jackson, and i hope to god you guys didnt buy your g35s thinking they will be worth more than what you bought them for.
you want a return, invest money or buy land. you want to have fun, buy a vehicle.
this isnt barrett jackson, and i hope to god you guys didnt buy your g35s thinking they will be worth more than what you bought them for.
you want a return, invest money or buy land. you want to have fun, buy a vehicle.
By 'investment' we mean intrinsic value, not monetary.
When I bought my G, I spend close to $2k on maintenance to make sure it was running as good as it does now (previous owner didn't take good care of it).
Its also the reason why I'm not dumping a ton of $$ on the car because you can hardly get that money back. I could've bought expensive Vossens, but the 19" Rays work just fine. Also, its common knowledge that factory condition cars hold their value more...
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There's this 03 Blue G35 coupe in a small dealership that I pass by everyday on the way to work. It's priced at $5900 and I believe its a 6spd. Not a bad price, but I'm not sure of its condition. I might pop in there on my day off and just take a peek at it for ***** n giggles.
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#35
11-18-2015, 03:30 AM
I think we all know that.
By 'investment' we mean intrinsic value, not monetary.
When I bought my G, I spend close to $2k on maintenance to make sure it was running as good as it does now (previous owner didn't take good care of it).
Its also the reason why I'm not dumping a ton of $$ on the car because you can hardly get that money back. I could've bought expensive Vossens, but the 19" Rays work just fine. Also, its common knowledge that factory condition cars hold their value more...
edit:
There's this 03 Blue G35 coupe in a small dealership that I pass by everyday on the way to work. It's priced at $5900 and I believe its a 6spd. Not a bad price, but I'm not sure of its condition. I might pop in there on my day off and just take a peek at it for ***** n giggles.
By 'investment' we mean intrinsic value, not monetary.
When I bought my G, I spend close to $2k on maintenance to make sure it was running as good as it does now (previous owner didn't take good care of it).
Its also the reason why I'm not dumping a ton of $$ on the car because you can hardly get that money back. I could've bought expensive Vossens, but the 19" Rays work just fine. Also, its common knowledge that factory condition cars hold their value more...
edit:
There's this 03 Blue G35 coupe in a small dealership that I pass by everyday on the way to work. It's priced at $5900 and I believe its a 6spd. Not a bad price, but I'm not sure of its condition. I might pop in there on my day off and just take a peek at it for ***** n giggles.
#37
11-18-2015, 12:32 PM
. The value of my G since I bought it seems stagnant so I'm happy, but it also isn't ugly like the first gens!
#38
11-18-2015, 01:20 PM
#39
11-18-2015, 10:21 PM
I'd give it 5-10yrs and our G's may slightly appreciate in value. If you have a clean 03-06, in 2025 it maybe more valuable if the car is well kept.
So keep the rice away from your car fellas
#40
11-19-2015, 02:57 PM
#41
11-19-2015, 02:58 PM
They only made the v35 coupe for 4 years! This car will become a classic!! Just wait and see. Once the whole import community accepts the fact that the g35 is the first imported skyline it will be a car highly sought after. Especially the well kept ones like mines!!!!
#44
11-19-2015, 03:06 PM
