I'm a newbie around here looking to buy a used 2010-2011 White, Silver, or possibly Black G37 with black leather interior. What should a loaded out G37 run price wise? I'm located in Alabama if anybody on here has one they are looking to sale. I have cash in hand ready to ASAP!!!!! I've checked craigslist ebay autotrader etc but there's not many for sale where I live. Thanks for looking!

Thanks,
DwD

 

Did you check Cars.com?? I noticed there are not that many 2010-2011 G37 Sedan's out there as much as there are 2009.. Probably cuz the 2009 leases are coming due all through out the year.. Keep searching and you will find.. Might have to look outside of your state.. GA, FL etc..

 

I think a loaded 2011 should run you about $50K, and I'd be happy to sell you mine . I'll even give you a discount down to $48K

 

Are you a USAA member? They have a free used car buying service for their members. So does Costco and GEICO.

Scroll that article - there are also groups you can pay to negotiate on your behalf.

Finally, you can look at TrueCar's used car service to see deals in your area and whether TrueCar thinks the deals are great or good or no comment.

 

KBB
"Very good condition" Journey with premium, tech (incl nav) and 19's

2010 - 30,000miles/$26,600 - 10,000miles/$28,400
2011 - 30,000miles/$28,500 - 10,000miles/$30,500

 

Thanks for all the replies everybody! If anybody around AL, MS, TN, GA has a G37 they wanna sell let me know!

 

You might want to try CarMax. I have a couple buddies who have had luck with them. I have never purchased a car from them but I know that if you locate something you like they can transfer it to your nearest location (for a price no less but cheaper than shipping it to you). Good luck with your G37 finding.

 

2010 INFINITI G37 SEDAN JOURNEY PKG 24K!!!

2010 INFINTI G37 SEDAN *** LOADED ***

2010 Infiniti G37 Sedan

Just search on CL for G37... You'll find them. The sedans are easier to come by than coupes

 

I know you are in AL but I was just giving you some references. Also note that the car market does deviate a little bit. In South Florida, cars were much more expensive than they were in Tampa (shopping used). Some dealers in North Florida were offering unlimited mileage and month powertrain warranties, but their prices were higher for cars that would have been cheaper in Fort Lauderdale. So in summary, if you really do your research, you will find the best market to buy the car from, and find the one you want.

 

The advertiser of the second one doesn't know what a loaded G has.
It has no nav or tech pkg. but on the plus side it has "cold AC"

 

The only way you are going to find a dealership who knows what a "loaded G" has is by dealing with: a) an Infiniti dealer; b) a really hard-working sales man; or c) a sales man who owns a G. Instead, I suggest asking questions that they really cannot screw up the answers to. For example: Does the car have memory seats, meaning the three black buttons on the front driver door (meaning the car has premium package); or does the car have a sunroof (meaning it has the journey package); or does the car have navigation (meaning it will have almost all of the packages).

This is really the best way to deal with smaller car dealers and even independent sellers who are not knowledgeable with the car they own.

 

Bump still looking!