Looking at buying a certified 2014 Q60 (re-badged G37) with 18K for 23K. Is that a decent deal. It has the Premium pkg, what does that include? What should I look out for? These cars have any maintenance surprises? We are good with the size and nasty growl.

 

Dude you're in the wrong forum. Make a run for it before some of these guys get you and butt **** you to hell

 

^ The OP isn't in the wrong forum.......

The 2014 & 2015 Q60 is just a re-badged G37........

Now to one of the OP's questions.....
23K for a 2014 Q60 w/18k miles is a fair price IMHO.

 

Not a bad price at all, I just think the super minor changes over the years are not worth the premium price. For instance, you can get a 2011-2012 G37, exactly the same options, maybe 40-50k for like $15k. I'm just thrifty lol

 

Very fair price, I got my 2014 q60s for $26k with 19k miles on it about a year and a half ago. Also see how much if any original warranty is left based on original purchase date. Great car, I’m at 52k miles now and have only done regular scheduled maintenance and had no other issues. A 2012 or 2013 G37 coupe may get you some of the exact same options. I think the navi refresh was done in 2012.

 

Not a bad deal if you want low mileage and don't care about sports package. I would also look at older years because it's literally just a rebadge. No interior change or nothing.

You'll find this car is pretty bulletproof. My car is now mid 80's and I've only had to do regular maintenance. Reliability of a Nissan.

 

If you took the time to find and post on the forum you will probably wish you got an S. You may want to look into that a little before pulling the trigger on the Q

 

Thanks for the replies. We ended up passing on that one but have our eyes out for an S model.

 

What did they change for 2012?

 

When I was searching it seemed like a lot of 2011s had the older navi/entertainment unit. Not sure if it was the difference between tech/non tech packages but all of the 2012+ G’s I looked at seemed to have the newer system so I cut my search off at 2012+.