A almost new 2003 coupe
#20
Still smells like new??? Wow, I thought age was the reason that smell would go away. OP I don't mean to be rude but I'm glad you are trying to sell the car. That beauty should be driven! Now what everyone else said, PICS!!!! Or I call bs...
#21
As others have said, pics would help. I don't think the prices would honestly be as low as 15-16k. I'd say at least 18-19k. But then again, I am in California, where the prices for these things are ridiculous.. I'm paying 17k for 67k miles.. but 06 with extended warranty.
You just have to find the right buyer that REALLY wants to older model with low miles.. it might be tough, but there might be a buyer with that criteria. You just have to sit it out and possibly lose more money waiting or just sell it now for whatever you can get.. but best idea is to try to sell it on a car forum like this where there are many enthusiasts that might like that. Good luck with sale, you sure have a jewel in your hands.
You just have to find the right buyer that REALLY wants to older model with low miles.. it might be tough, but there might be a buyer with that criteria. You just have to sit it out and possibly lose more money waiting or just sell it now for whatever you can get.. but best idea is to try to sell it on a car forum like this where there are many enthusiasts that might like that. Good luck with sale, you sure have a jewel in your hands.
#22
I'll add my .02. I've been looking for four months for a G35. I am very particular about what I want and the reason why I have not bought one yet. While the low mileage is attractive - the older version is not. I'm assuming this is all stock? The previous posts bring out some good knowledge about region, market, bank risks (loans), economy, and collector edition and so on.
Speaking for myself, I would not pay $20K. If you want $20K, as said, it will take a cash buyer for your G35 being that it is a 2003. Having looked across this great country of ours for a G35, and I mean all across the county, I think low side $11K and high side $15K. My opinion only.
Interestingly, I'm watching a 2003 G35 right now on eBay that is similiar to yours. It's a 2003 G35 6 MT with 21,000 miles no reserve auction. Currently at $13,600. I hope whoever is running the price up has cash to buy. A bank will not finance this amount of money for this car.
Good luck selling.
Speaking for myself, I would not pay $20K. If you want $20K, as said, it will take a cash buyer for your G35 being that it is a 2003. Having looked across this great country of ours for a G35, and I mean all across the county, I think low side $11K and high side $15K. My opinion only.
Interestingly, I'm watching a 2003 G35 right now on eBay that is similiar to yours. It's a 2003 G35 6 MT with 21,000 miles no reserve auction. Currently at $13,600. I hope whoever is running the price up has cash to buy. A bank will not finance this amount of money for this car.
Good luck selling.
#23
I'll add my .02. I've been looking for four months for a G35. I am very particular about what I want and the reason why I have not bought one yet. While the low mileage is attractive - the older version is not. I'm assuming this is all stock? The previous posts bring out some good knowledge about region, market, bank risks (loans), economy, and collector edition and so on.
Speaking for myself, I would not pay $20K. If you want $20K, as said, it will take a cash buyer for your G35 being that it is a 2003. Having looked across this great country of ours for a G35, and I mean all across the county, I think low side $11K and high side $15K. My opinion only.
Interestingly, I'm watching a 2003 G35 right now on eBay that is similiar to yours. It's a 2003 G35 6 MT with 21,000 miles no reserve auction. Currently at $13,600. I hope whoever is running the price up has cash to buy. A bank will not finance this amount of money for this car.
Good luck selling.
Speaking for myself, I would not pay $20K. If you want $20K, as said, it will take a cash buyer for your G35 being that it is a 2003. Having looked across this great country of ours for a G35, and I mean all across the county, I think low side $11K and high side $15K. My opinion only.
Interestingly, I'm watching a 2003 G35 right now on eBay that is similiar to yours. It's a 2003 G35 6 MT with 21,000 miles no reserve auction. Currently at $13,600. I hope whoever is running the price up has cash to buy. A bank will not finance this amount of money for this car.
Good luck selling.
#26
Bring it to Canada.... Youll get 20k
03-04 coupes with 150k go for $14+ aha
Best bet, throw it up... for $22... and eventually it will sell...
Also put it up for trades... who knows.. mabye someone would want to trade you for something that is worth alot more.
03-04 coupes with 150k go for $14+ aha
Best bet, throw it up... for $22... and eventually it will sell...
Also put it up for trades... who knows.. mabye someone would want to trade you for something that is worth alot more.
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