A couple months ago I listed my Jeep Wrangler for sale to get a manual sports car. I have considered the Solstice GXP, Sky Redline, Civic SI, 350Z and now the G35 Coupe.

I think I have now decided to get a G35 Coupe, but have noticed a shortage in manual transmissions. Is there a reason to this? I am looking for 2005-2007 with 20-30k miles, but even ignoring the mileage and year constraints there don't seem to be many around.

I arrived at the G35 after I drove a fell in love with a 350Z and realized the G35 has a back seat.

Thanks,
Brent

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Those first 2 cars are hideous. Go on cars.com, the manuals are kinda uncommon. Your probably going to have to widen your search area. BTW, once you do find one, your gonna have to act quick, because they sell fast.

What color combo do you want? And do you have any specific wants? Such as the 19" rims, nav, or sunroof? And where are you based?

Also, check the marketplace on these forums. There are a lot of used G35's there for sale going for lower than normal prices.

 

where are you located? they are not all over the place but they werent hard to find when i got mine in the bay area

 

the reason of shortage- most old ppl could afford the G35 (my dad) when it came out, unlike us kids and dont want MT "P

 

I am in Indianapolis. I don't really care about options, any G will have all the basics. That does make sense that more people who buy a new infiniti will not be the type to want a manual, didn't really think about that. I'll keep an eye out on this forum, I search cars.com and autotrader.com constantly and there just aren't many.

 

why don't you look at our marketplace for forsale G's. I'm in St. Louis and thinking about selling my car pm me and lemme know if you're interested