So I'm going to list my G soon and was wondering if I am overpricing it. It's well over KBB, but there are no G's in the area this clean etc...I just feel that KBB is not even close to what this car is.

Im going to ask 13500 and I think excellent is about 10500 to 11k

2007 sport with 50k miles. Alot done to it as

I paid 12k last year for it but is 13500 too much for this garage queen?

 

I sold my 2010 g37x very clean and well maintained with 52,000 miles. Carmax gave me exactly $10,000

 

^ that's carmax tho.

GL OP. Don't expect too much though. I think your car is worth right around 11K to the right buyer.

 

jesus that made me choke a little

 

well I guess I'll list it and see what happens. This is going to hurt a little.

 

i agree 11k to the right buyer. most people in the market are not going to buy a modified car. (unless you sell it to a kid)
auto or manual trans?

just looked really quick, here in socal looking low 10k average for one.

good luck

 

Yeah, its a bit high for a G35. I'm asking $14k for my G37 with 100k miles, I bet I wont get over 12k in offers.

 

I think that's a little high for a 10 year old car. You said it's a sport, but I don't see a BBK

 

Should I go back stock?

 

What mods do you have?

Generally you'll get more parting out your mods.

I think one of the issues you'll have is you need to find a cash buyer. Not many banks are going to want to finance a 10 year old car. You'd need to keep full coverage on it for any loan, and it probably isn't worth doing that.

 

To me, it's more than that. It's more so the fact that this is a G35, which was 2 renditions behind the times.

I actually think the G35 looks better. Part of me is kind of sad I didn't just go cheap and buy a G35 so I could have a manual beater.

 

infiniti only offered bbk for 6mt only in 03-04.

if car is too old for an auto loan then a person can still get a personal loan . interest rate would be a little higher but not a big deal.