Couldn't pass it up *pics*
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Couldn't pass it up *pics*
Well, I loved my '05 G35 like crazy, but found a deal a couldn't pass up on a '08 G37S (Auto, Nav, S). Sold the 5 in 3 days on Craigslist for 16k, bought the 7 on the same day for 17.5K. The 7 has more miles than my '05, but more features (Nismo LMZ 5 wheels, '11 Aero bumper, iPod, Bluetooth, etc).
Bit more power than the 5, but bit worse MPG too. Loving it so far, guess I've got to join the G37 board now .
Bit more power than the 5, but bit worse MPG too. Loving it so far, guess I've got to join the G37 board now .
Last edited by Sharkroy; 04-14-2012 at 01:05 PM.
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Nice man! I did the same about 5 months ago .. you will not regret it the car is awesome!
here is my new and old https://g35driver.com/forums/g-spot/...d-g35-got.html
here is my new and old https://g35driver.com/forums/g-spot/...d-g35-got.html
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Wow I must be the only one sold my g37 in dec and bought g35 in march lol
My old g37 pics
http://www.myg37.com/forums/car-care...tock-g37s.html
My old g37 pics
http://www.myg37.com/forums/car-care...tock-g37s.html
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Oops, the wheels are Nismo LMZ 5. And I kind of agree that I liked the style of the G35 just a little bit better (nobody confuses a G35 for anything else (except 2 people had told me it looked sorta Porsche like) where as the G37 can, at times, look a little too much like the Altima coupe).
My 35 had 78k miles, and a whole lot of rock-chip damage on the front bumper/hood, and some deep scratches on the back bumper, so I feel lucky to have sold it so quickly for 16k (that's what I paid for it 2.5 yrs ago).
Although the 37 has more miles (87k), the paint is perfect, the interior is perfect, new tires/wheels/'11 Aero bumper, and features my old one didn't have like memory seat, bluetooth, ipod, back-up camera, Akebono brakes, working Sirus/XM till 2014, and a bit more HP (280 to 330). Good Carfax & maintenance records (owner was tired of the MPG on his long commute, so bought a Prius for work & a 350z convertible for weekends)
So for just $1,500 difference, I thought it was worth the change. I'm getting used to the shape, and the staggered wheels really help the look. Love the upgraded interior/features. I usually keep cars for about 3 yrs, so by then the new G will be out
My 35 had 78k miles, and a whole lot of rock-chip damage on the front bumper/hood, and some deep scratches on the back bumper, so I feel lucky to have sold it so quickly for 16k (that's what I paid for it 2.5 yrs ago).
Although the 37 has more miles (87k), the paint is perfect, the interior is perfect, new tires/wheels/'11 Aero bumper, and features my old one didn't have like memory seat, bluetooth, ipod, back-up camera, Akebono brakes, working Sirus/XM till 2014, and a bit more HP (280 to 330). Good Carfax & maintenance records (owner was tired of the MPG on his long commute, so bought a Prius for work & a 350z convertible for weekends)
So for just $1,500 difference, I thought it was worth the change. I'm getting used to the shape, and the staggered wheels really help the look. Love the upgraded interior/features. I usually keep cars for about 3 yrs, so by then the new G will be out
Last edited by Sharkroy; 04-14-2012 at 02:21 AM.
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