I wanted to know if anyone would be interested in buying my 2012 Infiniti G37 Sedan. It is Moonlight White with all blacked out interior. It has the premium package with the bose sound system, sunroof, and illuminated kick plates, and Carpeted Trunk Mat, Trunk Net and First-aid Kit. The only after-market addition has been 30% tint all around. Currently, it has about 800 miles on it. I'm looking to possibly sell it for $35,000.....original MSRP was $42,250.

Trust me I love this car and would hate to have to sale it but due to unfortunate housing circumstances I may be forced to give it up and lease something more affordable in order to keep a roof over my head. Again, I'm not sure how my current situation will play out but I wanted to see if this would be a possibility for someone and would love to get response as to the pricing. Obviously this is still a brand new car but I understand the value goes down as soon as you drive it off the lot. Any feedback would be most appreciated.

 

Don't take this the wrong way, but you can almost buy new for that price...you're going to have a tough time selling that car for that price. Hope it all works out.

 

I'm not offended at all. That's why I posted to see what people had to say about the situation.

 

It does have very low miles on it, so that should help. Try listing it on your local craigslist and/or autotrader.

@800 miles, it's not even broken in, and someone might be willing to save a few grand instead of going completely new.

 

42,250.. so yoru omiting that it has navigation?

 

I agree. It's a good asking price but be prepare to take about 32K if it comes along.

 

i got 32k for my 2012 6mt with 4k miles so yeah your shooting a little high. Also if your car is a premium only then msrp is 39k. 42 is for a premium nav with wood

 

Wow that's not bad bro ...but keep posting somebody will pick it up hopefully things get Better

 

Kao, that's it?!@# These things sure lose value fast. Otoh, you paid some employee pricing right?

I suppose that's typical though - most cars lose the most during their first few years, then the depreciation rate declines.

Also, that $32K was trade in, not private party, so with the latter, the OP should hopefully get some more.

Although, if you figure tax (8%) here, that's an equivalent tradein of $34,560.

 

Yes trade in so add about 3k to private party, so for op he is prob looking at about 32ish for private party. Yeah getting rid of a car that early you will lose money no matter what, just not designed that way, but after 5 months of leasing I only lost 1300 I love working my own deals out did I mention i bought a 6mt coupe for 36 k muahhahaha