Selling the G soon?? Whats Your Plan??
10-23-2011, 06:19 PM
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Selling the G soon?? Whats Your Plan??
A lot of us have had the 2008 model since it first came out and others might just be looking to get something new. I know I have thought about selling the G over the last couple months but have decided to keep it for another year or so. My plan is to mod it to my liking over the next month and then more than likley sell at the end of next summer. I hope the new G will be out by then but if not I will be looking at getting a 335i with new body style, or an IS-F. Anyone else in this same position as me or looking to get something new??
10-23-2011, 07:07 PM
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Bought mine brand new in 08 and since I m in MN and don't drive it in the winter, mileage is still relatively low. Paying it off mid next year and I actually plan to make it my project car. I'm sure I'll get something new down the road (2 years maybe) after I get a few projects done on the house. I figured this way I have time to see what all comes on to the market. I'm thinking 335xi coupe or I'll get into the Volvo S60 AWD so I don't have to worry about being tempted to mod it too. Either way it ll have to be something I can daily drive year round and a 6MT.
10-23-2011, 07:10 PM
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The 335 is $9,000 more (I look at AWD models) with the same equipment as the G. I looked at the S4 as well, which I loved, and thats also $54,000, about 6,000 more than my 2012 G37Xs. I think you get the best value with the G. Between those 3, for the money, I think the Infiniti is a great car apples to apples and a great value. My next car, depending on my financial situation will be something like a new M5 or RS4, unless they have a G with a crazy engine. Either upgrade bigtime or stay with the G.
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10-23-2011, 08:02 PM
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The 335 is $9,000 more (I look at AWD models) with the same equipment as the G. I looked at the S4 as well, which I loved, and thats also $54,000, about 6,000 more than my 2012 G37Xs. I think you get the best value with the G. Between those 3, for the money, I think the Infiniti is a great car apples to apples and a great value. My next car, depending on my financial situation will be something like a new M5 or RS4, unless they have a G with a crazy engine. Either upgrade bigtime or stay with the G.
did you have an 08 before your 2012??
10-23-2011, 08:09 PM
#9
Got my '08 brand new when they dropped in '07. 72K on it now. No plan to ever get rid of it in the foreseeable future. I get emotionally attached to my cars. And the fact that buying a brand new car every few years just becasue something newer is available not really fiscally responsible for people who aren't independently wealthy (unfortunately I'm not). So I tend to keep cars for a very long time as long as they are reliable. I'll keep my $45K or more (plus interest) that some of you are spending on a new car in the next year or so and use it toward retiring much earlier than all the guys with the cool new cars.
10-23-2011, 08:18 PM
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Good choice^^ I guess I enjoy the newer stuff. I made my big purchase(new home) already and car is paid off already. I think I will be financially responsible enough to purchase a new car an not let it impact the date of my retirement.
10-23-2011, 08:31 PM
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That's not to say that buying new cars more often than I do is a bad thing. You just have different priorities in life and that's cool too. You will always have a cooler car than I will. That is until I'm retired at a young enough age with enough money to buy a really cool car while you're still working.
10-23-2011, 08:39 PM
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I'm working on trading the 08 coupe in for a 2011 335i sedan, or 2012 G sedan. Got some issues w/ the car that makes it undesirable to keep.
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10-23-2011, 08:43 PM
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That's cool if you want a new car, but how can you possibly think that investing an extra $45K or more every 3 or 4 years wont affect your date of retirement? If you buy a new car every 3 years or so and I buy one only every 10 to 12 years or so, I can guarantee that notwithstanding some horrifically bad investments on my part I will have a significantly greater amount of money available at a much younger age than you will at that given age. Do you know how much money that will be just a few years from now? It's simple math.
That's not to say that buying new cars more often than I do is a bad thing. You just have different priorities in life and that's cool too. You will always have a cooler car than I will. That is until I'm retired at a young enough age with enough money to buy a really cool car while you're still working.
That's not to say that buying new cars more often than I do is a bad thing. You just have different priorities in life and that's cool too. You will always have a cooler car than I will. That is until I'm retired at a young enough age with enough money to buy a really cool car while you're still working.
10-23-2011, 08:55 PM
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A lot of us have had the 2008 model since it first came out and others might just be looking to get something new. I know I have thought about selling the G over the last couple months but have decided to keep it for another year or so. My plan is to mod it to my liking over the next month and then more than likley sell at the end of next summer. I hope the new G will be out by then but if not I will be looking at getting a 335i with new body style, or an IS-F. Anyone else in this same position as me or looking to get something new??
The pre-orders were made 6 months ago.
The left overs will then go for invoice!!