What is a reasonable price for a CPO 2009 G37x with 21,000 miles? The dealer is looking for $27,500 + registration fees and etc ($500 more or less). I looked at a 2008 G35 Sedan (Journey) with 18,000 miles but the dealer wanted $25,500 (All fees included).

*Non-nav and has heated front seats. I'm in the Northeast if that helps. I plan on visiting the dealer this weekend so hopefully I'll be a permanent part of this forum shortly!


Thanks for all the help!

 

I think something like 26~26.5k would be fair . . .

 

I'd also try the NADA site for some estimates.

 

Can someone confirm? I am in NY though - not sure what the price discrepancy between NY and CA is.... thanks. Also, keep in mind it is $27,500 + fees (i.e.: registration, dealership, etc.)

Thanks

 

I did put the north east region into consideration . . . and my suggestion is before fees as well . . .

 

I'm hoping for a second opinion because I will need to call the dealer today since they might not be open tomorrow. I just don't want to offer $26,500 only to have a few members reply suggesting a much lower price

 

are you sure it's a certified pre owned? i have a '09 G37x sedan at the dealership here it's not a CPO but was a rental car for close pricing.

Honestly the new steering feel of the 2009 vs the 2008 and the 7AT makes a world of a difference

 

Yes I am sure it is a CPO. I also would not want a rental.

Thanks for the advice about the 2009 vs. 2008. What about the pricing? How do you feel about that?

 

I was looking at used G37's to save some money, but using the USAA car buying service, I was able to get a new car for a few thousand more.
For comparison, a sedan, journey trim, no nav or premium is $29.3K through USAA car buying.
Even if you don't use USAA, many large companies have car buying services - Worth looking into.

 

That sounds like a really great deal - especially compared to what I'm being offered. However, I don't have USAA and do not know other large car buying services.

Taking into consideration $29.3k, I think $26.5k is reasonable because it comes with 21k miles but also premium package (Heated seats is premium?) and is AWD. Thoughts anyone?

 

^ USAA rocks! It shows the True Car values as well.

 

I think I'm more inclined to purchase a new 2009 G37 now.... However, I don't have USAA. Thoughts? Does anyone know anything about the whole $3500 or $4500 rebate I keep hearing about through Infiniti?

 

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