congrats yeah......it does fly. I think all the seats are the same. What kind of rims do you have. Standard 17" chromes on mine are all I need/want.

 

nice car, but not a very good deal at all..
upside down on the chrysler and now the G35..
eee...there's SoCal for ya~
wasn't that car ~$30k BRAND new? (after discount back in late 2005)

 

Looks like a nice, clean G. Grats, I think you'll love it. =)

 

Uhh....no it wasn't 30K. Base automatic in '06 $31,450

plus Premium Pkg. C
sedan w/automatic transmission $3,500 -invoice-$3,016
Premium Pkg. B plus full-size spare tire. NA w/Sport-Tuned Suspension Pkg.
Power sunroof, keyless access and starting (automatic), power tilt/telescope steering wheel, memory system (driver seat, steering wheel), dual-zone climate controls, Bose sound system, wireless cell phone link, automatic day/night rearview mirror, universal garage door opener, automatic headlights.

plus
Chrome alloy wheels
sedan $1,610 invoice $1,159

So even if I got the extras at invoice that puts the car at around 35K MSRP in '06. With a discount of a couple grand....still looking at 33K equipped.

I paid for $26K for certified used in SoCal with 16K miles which is what Edmunds value for retail was for the car equipped the way it is. Good luck getting one in SoCal with my mileage and options for $22K....it's a pipedream.

Yeah we took a $3K hit on the Chrysler....that's the only part of the deal that we took a major hit on. But to me a $3K loss to get out of a car that'll be worth basically next to nothing in a year or two....is not that big of a deal.
The Chrysler was a POS that had scary steering noises, a tranny that ocassionally stumbled....and would have been out of warranty in about 2 yrs. We'll gladly take the $3K loss now than a 10K loss later.

 

Congrats, one of my favorite color combos on the sedans. Enjoy the car its awesome.