Depends what you are looking for tbh if you are looking for all around decently quick but still luxury sedan/coupe rwd or awd for cheap/reliable then there’s not too much else
From my personal experience I say get one only if you have a trusted mechanic that wont rip you off, or if you yourself have tools and basic knowledge of cars. I got my 09 G37 with 130k miles on it last year for $7k. I payed 6k and put 1k of work into it (Spark plugs, brakes, clean throttle bodies). Over a year later im still satisfied.
@@ItzCashCam kinda considering getting a g37 or a is350 but it’s really hard to find 350s in my area. Only reason why I’m hesitant on getting a g37 is because of the gallery gaskets. I don’t mind working on my own cars, I can change oil, changed my tie rods and controls arms on my old e46. Just scared that the engine will blow and will be a huge money pit
@@Crist1an01 I believe they fixed the gallery gasket for 2013/2014 models but as far as engine issues these can go 200k+ miles they are very well built if anything you will have issues with components surrounding the engine
I have a 2011 g37 sedan they’re nice cars, gas mileage probably the only complaint I have. Definitely recommend if anyone is in the market for one.
I feel you bro. Cause that’s pretty much my only complain too with my 12 G37
I just bought a 2013 Infiniti journey I change the front brakes n rotors but besides that I love it
Great car. Very good performance and reliability.
do you still recommend getting a g37? i’m on the market looking for one, just wanna get some feedback from an actual g37 owner.
Depends what you are looking for tbh if you are looking for all around decently quick but still luxury sedan/coupe rwd or awd for cheap/reliable then there’s not too much else
From my personal experience I say get one only if you have a trusted mechanic that wont rip you off, or if you yourself have tools and basic knowledge of cars. I got my 09 G37 with 130k miles on it last year for $7k. I payed 6k and put 1k of work into it (Spark plugs, brakes, clean throttle bodies). Over a year later im still satisfied.
W car
How many miles is good to buy a used g37
Depends on price range. These can go up to 220-250k miles with proper maintenance but there should be plenty of lower mileage ones out there
@@ItzCashCam is $10-$12k a perfect price range?
@@Crist1an01 depending on your area yea that’s probably gonna be a good bet. I think price will drop since people are switching to q50/q60
@@ItzCashCam kinda considering getting a g37 or a is350 but it’s really hard to find 350s in my area. Only reason why I’m hesitant on getting a g37 is because of the gallery gaskets. I don’t mind working on my own cars, I can change oil, changed my tie rods and controls arms on my old e46. Just scared that the engine will blow and will be a huge money pit
@@Crist1an01 I believe they fixed the gallery gasket for 2013/2014 models but as far as engine issues these can go 200k+ miles they are very well built if anything you will have issues with components surrounding the engine
You put your address and your plate number on the internet bro.
Shoot maybe this wasn’t my house or car tho I’m in Mexico ;)
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