I am considering buying a 2006 G35 Sedan (MT) that has 98,000 miles on it. The asking price (dealership) is $9700. What questions should I ask about the vehicle? Can you change the MT fluid, or is that just AT? Like I said, very new here. I love the car, and I think I could take great care of it, but I need to know that I am getting a good car. Also, I am suppose to be looking at this car tomorrow. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

From what I've gathered here on this site, these are the things that need to be chanced/checked after 100,000 miles. Is anything missing from this list? Also, does anyone know what it would cost (roughly) for a dealership to do these? I want to have all the info I can when I got to the dealership tomorrow.

Change your plugs
Clean your TB's (carefully!)
Clean your MAF's
Replace Flush brake fluid
Replace coolant
Replace diff gear oil
Refresh tranny and Xfer case fluid
Service battery terminals and electrolyte
Replace engine air filters
Replace cabin air filter
Lube all your hinges/latches/strikes

 

Welcome to our G35 Driver forums, you're going to love this car! Price is slightly high for a G with almost 100K miles on her clock! Here's an have them throw in the 100K mile service for that price, worth at least $600 with everything on the list.
Replace all fluids
" all filters
" plugs
Completing the service includes checking/replacing things like brakes/hoses/belts/suspension when needed. I would also have them run a compression test and let you know what kinda shape the engine is in. If they have them, prior service records are a major plus so you can see how the car has been taken care of.
Good Luck & Enjoy the Ride!
Gary