2004 G35....need advise

[lefty_thrower]

I'm looking at buying a 2004 G35 Sedan. Twilight Blue Pearl, 58k miles, sunroof, leather, heated seats, 2wd, in-dash cd changer, no spoiler. This is a 1 owner car with all kinds of service records. The only body work ever done was a painted bumper. No wreck, just a scuff or something. What would be a good price for this car? They are asking $13,500. I checked the NADA and KBB, and it 'seems' good, but just curious on "owners" thoughts of the color and options. Thanks guys.

[AZhitman]

Call the dealer (or stop by) with the VIN. Have them run / print a service history.

Not a bad price at all, and a beautiful combo.

[G_whizz]

Welcome to NICO!



Yeah from what I have been reading on here lately from people who have been shopping around..that definitley seems like a decent price.

AZ gave you good advice as well...follow it..

[Nazc0]

just like my car but i have a silver one with 90k miles that seems like a good price but ask for 13k i got mine for 10k but i had to do the service myself so in all i got it for under 11kpost pics

[SVTCOBRA]

NADA is usually prices are usually too high and nobody uses them except insurance companies/loaning institutions and dealers that are selling their cars at higher than normal prices and are trying to justify them.

KBB is a more realistic source for buyers/sellers

Shoot for KBB PP or less.

Twilight Blue!

And, welcome to Nico!!!

[joe603]

Edmunds.com is another great resource for pricing.

[airaptor]

I always search Autotrader and see what cars are really selling for.

[SVTCOBRA]

I always search Autotrader and see what cars are really selling for.

Yes, I do the same!! Knowing that a dealer will usually come down more than an individual seller. Autotrader and cars.com are good sources. I sometimes look at Carmax for a starting point knowing that most dealers can beat them.

[08blackG35sedan]

Definitely search Autotrader and Cars.com You'll know if it's a good deal within 30 minutes.