What should I look for when buying a used '12 G37x Coupe?
#1
What should I look for when buying a used '12 G37x Coupe?
Might finally be making the plunge this weekend and getting the g37x coupe. What are things I should look out for before making the purchase? It is a '12 g37x coupe and has about 50,xxx miles on it. The Carfax is extremely clean and looks like the guy did an oil change at Infiniti every 3k miles and there's no reported accidents. I'm not too good with the technical aspects of cars so I'm wondering if there's any questions I should ask or things to look for. Thanks.
#2
I have a '12. Zero issues. Most annoying thing: with the engine running, you have to physically push the door unlock button. Pulling the door handle doesn't do it. Been a really great car!
#3
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That is a safety issue.
Also have a 2012 zero issues
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#5
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I think he was referring to how when BMWs and other cars are locked, when you pull the handle from the inside, the door will unlock and the door will open. Pulling the handle from the outside won't do anything when the door is locked.
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Things you have to look for with 2012 G37x Coupe...Well I have a 2012 G37xS Coupe in Red...I would have to say my car has had 0 issues. However you will have to look out for random people saying nice things about your car....I had a car full of beautiful young ladies tell me that my car is hot the other day while parking at the bank! LOL! Even had a cop check out my car and say it was really nice....no ticket though...LOL! Just treat the car nice and you should be ok. I never winter drive mine and I polish it regularly. I find that between polishes you should use Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Detailer...is amazing!
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Things you have to look for with 2012 G37x Coupe...Well I have a 2012 G37xS Coupe in Red...I would have to say my car has had 0 issues. However you will have to look out for random people saying nice things about your car....I had a car full of beautiful young ladies tell me that my car is hot the other day while parking at the bank! LOL! Even had a cop check out my car and say it was really nice....no ticket though...LOL! Just treat the car nice and you should be ok. I never winter drive mine and I polish it regularly. I find that between polishes you should use Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Detailer...is amazing!
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number one thing, make sure it only has two doors.
other than that you will be fine.. no issues with these cars. got two myself a g37xs and the first model year g35.
other than that you will be fine.. no issues with these cars. got two myself a g37xs and the first model year g35.
Might finally be making the plunge this weekend and getting the g37x coupe. What are things I should look out for before making the purchase? It is a '12 g37x coupe and has about 50,xxx miles on it. The Carfax is extremely clean and looks like the guy did an oil change at Infiniti every 3k miles and there's no reported accidents. I'm not too good with the technical aspects of cars so I'm wondering if there's any questions I should ask or things to look for. Thanks.
Last edited by si_driver; 07-22-2015 at 08:51 PM.
#9
Just say no!!!!!
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Check over all the fluids, tire condition, brake condition. Drive it, does it track straight, any weird noises when driving. Take it on the highway, check for the same.
Without pulling engine covers or racking the car, you really won't be able to see much. Pay a trusted mechanic to go over the car. Autocheck/carfax results are useless and marketing gimmick. My old car sustained thousands of dollars in damages that never showed up on a carfax report.
Edit: Sedans are supposedly faster, but that aside, having the utility of the rear seat is often welcome.
Without pulling engine covers or racking the car, you really won't be able to see much. Pay a trusted mechanic to go over the car. Autocheck/carfax results are useless and marketing gimmick. My old car sustained thousands of dollars in damages that never showed up on a carfax report.
Edit: Sedans are supposedly faster, but that aside, having the utility of the rear seat is often welcome.
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Check over all the fluids, tire condition, brake condition. Drive it, does it track straight, any weird noises when driving. Take it on the highway, check for the same.
Without pulling engine covers or racking the car, you really won't be able to see much. Pay a trusted mechanic to go over the car. Autocheck/carfax results are useless and marketing gimmick. My old car sustained thousands of dollars in damages that never showed up on a carfax report.
Edit: Sedans are supposedly faster, but that aside, having the utility of the rear seat is often welcome.
Without pulling engine covers or racking the car, you really won't be able to see much. Pay a trusted mechanic to go over the car. Autocheck/carfax results are useless and marketing gimmick. My old car sustained thousands of dollars in damages that never showed up on a carfax report.
Edit: Sedans are supposedly faster, but that aside, having the utility of the rear seat is often welcome.
#12
Just say no!!!!!
iTrader: (14)
You either take a risk or you borrow the car for a few hours and pay someone you trust to go over it and provide a written report.
50K miles on a '12 is typical if you consider ~12K miles a year. Fluids should of been refreshed at least once by now.
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