I had a question about the Anniversary Edition G37x Sedan. I did a quick search and didn't see any other threads - 1st time user on this website.

I'm looking at a 2010 G37x Sedan Anniversary Edition for $23,600 with 38k miles. I did a google search about the Anniversary Edition and all of them talk about a fully loaded G with red interior. The car I'm looking at is fully loaded, but does not have the red interior; however, the VINcheck says that this is an "Anniversary Edition."

Can anyone state what the Anniversary Edition means?

Also, an idea on pricing would be great. The car is super clean - Silver exterior with black interior. Premium package & Navi Package included with Splash Guards and Kick plate installed (not sure if these come standard with Anniversary Editions, but figured I'd add it for a pricing perspective.") Any help would be greatly appreciated! I absolutely love the G Sedan and want to buy, but want to get your opinions.

 

Do you have a link to the vehicle in question?

 

If it doesn't have red leather its not anniversary edition. I've seen a couple dealers also selling stock g's and calling them "anniversary edition"

 

also the 2010's only came in graphite shadow exterior color

 

2010 Infiniti G37 Pictures and Photo Gallery at CarMax.com

 

Definitely not the Anniversary Edition. That special edition comes with a sport bumper and I believe they come with the midnight black grill. Seats are easily swappable but I highly doubt someone did that along with the cosmetics I mentioned above.

The car you linked to has a non-sport bumper and standard grill - AND standard G37 wheels. Sorry to say but this is definitely not an Anniversary Edition.

 

Thanks for the help! Probably in the wrong thread, but anyone have an idea on price wise? If it helps I live in Wichita, KS.

 

I bought the same car with 38k, not fully loaded for $20k, so its close to right--when adding NAV, heated seats, sunroof, BT...

 

I paid 20k for mine 40k miles 2010 g37x with premium package

 

also comes with painted rear spoiler and special 18 inch rays.

 

Plenty of visual indicators for the "AE" stated above, also think they were all either "G37S" or "G37xS" models (check the rear badges), the link is a reg G37x (Journey)

 

not even close, Not even a sport. An where are you located, I have seen a few 2010's for under 20k with 40k miles on them. Cars.com and autotrader

 

I purchased a 2010 G37x from Carmax in the past year. Mine was listed as an Anniversary Edition on the VIN check, too, even though it is not. I think it is something about Carmax’s system that makes it show up that way. The salesman did not try to pass it off as an Anniversary Edition, so I don’t think there is any dishonesty going on here—just a computer system issue.

In terms of price, you are going to pay more at Carmax compared to a dealer for a comparable car. Mine was about $1000 more with 15,000 less miles than this one. If it is in great shape, it might be worth it. I purchased it from Carmax because my wife was set on a certain exterior/interior color combo that was hard to find. If you like the black interior with silver or gray, you should be able to find something at a dealer for $500-1000 less. That was at least what I found during my search. I think buying from Carmax only makes sense when you are looking for vehicles, features, or color combos that are difficult to find. Otherwise, you end up spending more money.

 

I did a quick check on retail prices at kbb.com. The car you are looking at (G37x w/Premium and Technology pkg) is listed 23,600 which = kbb's retail price. It was indicated the purchase price from a dealer should be about $1,000 less. You could probably find a better deal elsewhere if CARMAX won't negotiate.

 

I live in Wichita, KS. Only one Infiniti Dealer in town. They do not have any fully loaded Gs or any G37x at the moment.