We still in 2011 and our g35s our still looking sexy with the way we mod them, how long do you think before they look plain old whatever vehicle?

 

The lines on the g35 are pretty well designed to stand the test of time... But most cars start to look "tired" after 10 years.... There's exceptions to every rule, example last generation supras and rx7's still look really good and have not been made since the middle 1990's....iirc

 

G35 was played out about 2 years ago.

 

As long as they keep makin rims i'll never get tired of my 03 6mt. Been paid off for years and no car right now is so hot that i want to get another car payment. I'm driving this one till the wheels fall off.

Or if i have to replace the engine again or transmission then maybe i'll sell it. But right now runs brand new as it should.

 

It's still a good looking car, most people think it's newer then it is. But.. it's cheaper to own one now, and they are starting to get modded badly.

I paid more for my used 2000 Integra back in 2003 or so, then a used 2003 G35 cost now. So.. in my mind, kids who save a bit of cash can get a g35 as their first car.

 

This ^

People get amazed when i tell them I paid $11k for my 05 when they paid more for their 03 civic

 

It'll be played out within the next 3 years!

 

not until lambo doors are played out

 

Depends how they're modded.

Nasty body kits and super slamming w/nasty cambered tires are played out already.

Tasteful mods, the G35 will be a classic. 4 seats, RWD, great looks; what else is out there? camaro? Mustang? hah!

 

2057

 

September 10, 2057 to be exact...lol

 

I say another 3-4 years. These cars will become more and more affordable to the younger crowd 16-20 and they are the ones that usually do the ghetto body kits and spoilers trying to look Fast and the Furious with cheap chrome wheels and 5" exhausts.

 

i agree the 350z is another goodlooking car...

 

Never! lolol

 

I think it happens when people start really distastefully mod alot of whatever car it may be. It also has alot to do with the lines of car, and production numbers.

I see the G series as the 911. They are doing more of evolutionary design than revolutionary (which is something a well proportioned design should do). So hopefully we can ward off the whole "played out" thing for a while. I love my car too much to let go yet.