2008G-Man

Maybe cosmetic, it's the engineering changes we are talking about ... engine, drive train, suspension, etc ....

2010 M35 to 2011 M37 was a "change" ... 2011-now are not really changes to the platform. Over in the coupe section, a major change to the platform is expected in the next year, like the change from a G35 to a G37. New grill, LED's, etc are not really a change to the platform.

Hedgehog25

I read an article a few days ago stating that the 2015 Q70 would be getting shipped to dealers by the end of this month (so any day now, I'm assuming). I know you guys said you didn't expect much of a price drop, considering that used M37's are already fairly cheap. However, just out of curiosity, how much do you think the price drop will be, now that the Q70 is officially "out?" $2-$3k?

Also, does anyone know how long it typically takes for this type of price drop to occur? Is it immediate, or does it tend to happen a few weeks after the current-year (in this case, 2015) model's release?

tech37

They are dropping like a rock....lol

2011/2012 are going in the mid to low 20s

Hedgehog25

Really? That's great news! (For me, at least -- maybe not the dealerships, LOL).

In what area of the country are 2011/2012 M37's selling in that price range (low-to-mid-20's)?? Here in the southeast, dealerships are still wanting around $30k for 2011's, and even more for 2012's.

Would you happen to know specifically of any 2011/2012 M37's for sale in the price range you mentioned that are equipped with either the Sport package or Deluxe Touring package? (In terms of color, I would prefer one in either Malbec Black or Harbor Blue)

Thanks!

tech37

LOL! Those were base models in the 50k mileage that I saw and typically in plain colors (pearl, silver, white, and a few black). I saw some in houston/dallas area and in Tennessee earlier this month. Now I don't believe that the majority of them were certified either.

Jeff S

Trolling this forum for awhile now as I'm looking for info on used M's, thought I would contribute since I see M37's pop up in my searches (Under $20k, under 70k, Texas) almost daily now, and they're usually gone in a day or two. A few months ago, M37's would never show up. They're almost always base models, most likely leases, but I have seen 2 sports pop up.

2011 64K $17950 - 2011 Infiniti M37 Base, $17,950 - Cars.com

quakerroatmeal

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Really surprise you can get them for those prices. Base model or not.

da mayor

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Sport rwd still hard to find