I know someone selling their new G35 - see the details below

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It's an Infinity G35, silver, leather,
alloy wheels, 260 HP, 6 disk in-dash CD,
climate control, sun/moonroof, 4 door, automatic, power driver seat, etc.

It has less than a thousand miles now, and has a factory 4 Year/60K warranty.

Offered at: 27,000

It's a good bargain considering it's only a month old and has very few miles.
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Is this a good deal ????

 

Sounds pretty good to me. Go to Edmunds and configure one with those options. Look at the Invoice and TMV prices and decide how much lower you think it should be with a couple hundred of miles on the odometer.

If I could have gotten one with those options and a manual trans(the deciding factor) for that price when I bought my Max, I prolly would have jumped on it.

 

sounds good...I think sticker is like $34k....but why are they selling so quickly???

makes me leery of the whole thing

 

I think they are relocating - maybe even to a different country !!
That kinda explains the sale

I think I will lose big if I trade my 01 SE at this time - wish I got a similar deal when I got my car

Any ideas on what the "real" going rate is for 01 SE ?
Edmunds says its in the 16K range - no sure if this is accurate....

 

That sounds about right to me. The resale for the 2k-2k3 Max isn't the best right now.

 

I would never buy a car I can't spell.

 

alot of ppls can't spell correctly, however, despite that little foncusion, they roll in their high end Mercs, Beemers or Rolls to and from the bank. To make you feel better, I too had the Infinity thing going until I found out it shoud end in an I...oh well, doesn't matter as I'll be rolling in a G35 6mt sedan soon anyways....

back to the topic on hand..........great deal, but do you really know how those 1'st thousand miles were driven? If it was breaking in milage, then it's worth it.....good luck..

 

I'm also considering a G35 when my current lease is up this summer. The new Maxima doesn't do anything for me. But not to beat a dead horse, what is foncusion? I couldn't find it in the dictionary.