Well my wife and I are going to be having the baby soon and I need to get her a nice car. I will be getting something after the baby is born, but for now I have to let the G go.

I am just not sure what route to go and what to ask for her.
1)Either I sell her as is
2)I make her completely stock (which I have all the parts)
and I sell the aftermarket parts after

The car is a 2006 G35 Coupe 6 speed...
Interioriamond Graphite
Exterior:Stone Grey
20,250 miles
(still has factory warranty)
VERY WELL MAINTAINED (as you can see in the pics)


This vehicle has EVERY option you can order with a g35:

Navi
Rear Active Steering
Aero kit
Sport Suspension (19s)
Bluetooth
Etc...


These are the aftermarket options thus far:
1) 19" Mercury Silver Volk SF winnings (with the traditional correct offset +17,+19) I have driven on these wheels for maybe 1K miles (95% plus tread left)

2) Full 2008 350Z struts and springs
(I went with these because it lowered the car 1/2" perfectly all the way around and it is the exact same spring rates that were on the car originally)
So the car rides like a stock car

3)Nismo Catback (with custom tip extension and tuck)

4)Hotchkis Sways front and rear (new updated version 4 hole in front)

5)full vleds interior (all bright white)

5) Backup camera (which runs through NAVI screen)

6)TVandNAVtogo module and aftermarket DVD player which plays through factory NAV screen. If you notice in the pictures I put the aftermarket DVD player in the factory DVD player spot. I then relocated the NAVROM under the passanger seat. (Looks factory)

6)Ipod input or AUX audio input in center console (controlled by steering wheel controls)

7)clear side markers

8) K&N drop in

9)cleared out headlights

I think thats it........
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So, what are our cars getting stock with these miles and these options

and what are our cars getting with these aftermarket parts etc?

 

I would say low 20's, but I'm pretty sure you have to post a price...

 

Thanks, ok now, that is stock correct?

 

Yeah pretty much, but you're probably (although you might) not going to get much more out of the car just because of the modifications. To a dealer, mods detract from the price, as it does for some private buyers. Sometimes you'll come across someone who wants exactly what you're selling (the same setup) and is willing to pay a little more for your existing work. Just depends on the market, I'm not going to say pricing it higher or lower depending on mods is the way to go, just trying to put some information out there.

 

nice ride man, ive never seen it around town before. glws

bump for a local G

 

GOod luck with the sale. Its a clean ride but one of the worst times to be selling such a beautiful looking car as the resale isn't that great.

 

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