2006 or 2007?
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Originally Posted by camaro194
Its not very smart to pay cash for a car all up front. You would be better off getting a loan for @ 36 months and putting the money in an account that pays a higher return rate than the interest rate for the loan.
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first you need to decide how much you want to spend and how long you're willing to wait.
you could go now and mod an 06
or you could wait and get an 07 in Jan, which no one is sure about the potential of..
or you could get a GT-R in spring of 08...
only you can decide how much you want to spend (in all) and how long you want to wait.
if cash werent a big issue to me, id get a cheap 03 and mod that. then when the GT-R comes, sell+part out the 03Z and get that.
you could go now and mod an 06
or you could wait and get an 07 in Jan, which no one is sure about the potential of..
or you could get a GT-R in spring of 08...
only you can decide how much you want to spend (in all) and how long you want to wait.
if cash werent a big issue to me, id get a cheap 03 and mod that. then when the GT-R comes, sell+part out the 03Z and get that.
Originally Posted by BlackCrow
I disagree when you lease the car the car is legally not yours. Your going to end up paying more money for it then you would up front. In my opinion its its not smart to buy something you dont have the money for in the first place. Even 1 percent out of 35 K is enough for me.
You mentioned that you were going to pay everything up front (which translates to paying for the entire car at the time of purchase-no loan). I then stated that it is not smart financially to pay cash for a car.
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Originally Posted by camaro194
Who said anything about leasing?? I'm talking about buying the car.
You mentioned that you were going to pay everything up front (which translates to paying for the entire car at the time of purchase-no loan). I then stated that it is not smart financially to pay cash for a car.
You mentioned that you were going to pay everything up front (which translates to paying for the entire car at the time of purchase-no loan). I then stated that it is not smart financially to pay cash for a car.
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Originally Posted by Miko
Reading the autospies site (quickly)...
2007 Infiniti G35 Sport Coupe
The Infiniti G35 coupe remains a standard-bearer in the sports coupe class since its introduction in 2003. For 2007, the standard VQ 3.5-liter DOHC 24-valve V6 engine produces 275 horsepower and 268 lb-ft of torque, while the G35 Coupe 6MT model generates 293 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque.
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Enhancements to the 2007 G35 Coupe include:
· Standard Intelligent Key (not available on G35 Coupe 6MT)
· Standard auto on/off headlights
I didn't see any HR mentioned...(hopefully I didn't skip over anything)
2007 Infiniti G35 Sport Coupe
The Infiniti G35 coupe remains a standard-bearer in the sports coupe class since its introduction in 2003. For 2007, the standard VQ 3.5-liter DOHC 24-valve V6 engine produces 275 horsepower and 268 lb-ft of torque, while the G35 Coupe 6MT model generates 293 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque.
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Enhancements to the 2007 G35 Coupe include:
· Standard Intelligent Key (not available on G35 Coupe 6MT)
· Standard auto on/off headlights
I didn't see any HR mentioned...(hopefully I didn't skip over anything)
Ok.. Here is the deal.. It's a little confusing
There is a NEW G35 coupe coming in 08. Check out the coupe concept on this forum. The 07 G35 COUPE will NOT be new. It is basically just a carry over from 06. The 6MT has the REVUP engine, which is down to 293 HP. I am assuming, this is due to the new SAE ratings.
To confuse you even more the 07 G SEDAN *WILL* have the new HR engine. The 07 G sedan is the first new G to arrive, then the G coupe.. Ok.
We know the Z will probably be just a carry over, but it will have the HR engine, active head restraints, few other stuff (check nissanews) it appears it will not have a redesign... Keep checking nissanews.com for updates.
If you want to own the current body design of the Z, the 07 will be the way to go *unless you want to do some serious modifying* Who knows how long it will take to get out parts for the HR, or how many kits would even be available.
I really want an 07, but I think a new ZED may be around the corner, so I just dunno.
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Originally Posted by BlackCrow
Thanks guys thats all i need i'll get a 06. And i live in Europe.
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Originally Posted by SH82N-Z
1/4th of your bank account huh? So you have 160K and you want to settle for a 350z. Didn't come to your mind to use that 160K to pay off your house or perhaps upgrading it, but you decided to use 40K of it to pay for a car. Good luck!
but yeah back on your topic if you want to mod the hell out of it then buy it now (hell buy a used 2005 or 2004 with low miles and save ur self some cash) because like everyone said the parts are out. But if you just want a slightly faster car just wait and then you dont really have to worry about modding it.
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Originally Posted by BlackCrow
I'm not going to lease it i'm going to pay everything upfront.
Pages 4 through 9 are good reads!
