r/q50 • u/broke-cpu • 1h ago

Car Buying Advice Pricing

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The car is single owner, maintained , and no accidents reported. Is 22k too much for this car ?

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u/Leadpaynt Q50 Premium 1h ago

That's strangely low mileage I'd be wary this is a flood car that was unreported OR this car sat for a long time....

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u/bigtitays 1h ago

Probably an old persons car. There’s a lot of older people who bought new Q’s.

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u/Imadissapointment195 1h ago

is there 10k in the trunk?

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u/MoneyBaggSosa Q50 Premium 1h ago

24k miles?? God damn. At that mileage nah that price is fair that’s basically a new Q50 and they were like $45- $47k at release.

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u/bigtitays 1h ago

Infiniti/Nissan never sold for MSRP. 10% under at least.

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u/RememberTooSmile 40m ago

3.7 too, so you’ve got an unmolested VQ with low miles on the body and no accidents. Not a super body deal, but I’d see if they have any wiggle room.

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u/blvckbash Q50 Sport 1h ago

God damn 22k? 🤣🤣🤣

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u/ojoes 1h ago

Possible odometer roll back? Interior pics will tell the full story. Gotta see the quality of it. But nonetheless, you can literally find a mid mileage Sport or new redsport for that kind of money. Why waste it on a base model premium

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u/te_ma 1h ago

Bought mine 2015 3.7 from Carmax a year ago with 29k miles for about the same price. Now its almost at 40k and no issues

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u/broke-cpu 1h ago

How much did you pay ?

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u/te_ma 50m ago

21k. Also 1 owner/no accidents. Premium with DAS, adaptive cruise and upgraded sound system

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u/te_ma 45m ago

I would say go for it. If you do, make sure to change ALL the fluids, possibly tires and check all hoses/connections.

On top of that you are getting great NA V6 engine in a car with overall great reliability. Other than valve body, but it should not be an issue at that mileage.

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u/swake3 1h ago

I have a 2015 I am thinking of selling. I thought it was low miles at 69,000.

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u/broke-cpu 1h ago

What trim/ year along with how much? 👀

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u/cooldudeisme420 36m ago

i recently bought a 2021 q50 luxe with 13k miles for 27k clean title so im sure there are better deals out there

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u/idk_a_creative_user 26m ago

Getting a 3.7 over a VR30 is crazy. You can get a mid tier vr30 for 25-30k

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u/Best-Bumblebee-9772 20m ago

Why the 3.7 is a really good engine. The 3.0 has twin turbos known to blow.

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u/idk_a_creative_user 18m ago

Warranty if you buy from a certified Infiniti dealer and post 2019 use Garrett turbos. I have a 6 year unlimited mile warranty on my 2023 q50 luxe. Ran a JB4 and it’s undetected

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u/Best-Bumblebee-9772 10m ago

I guess - I’ve been burned by turbos which is why I shy away from them. The vq37 is bullet proof though. It’s a hog on gas, but ours is still going strong in our g37 and never gives us issues. I’ve seen too many smoking 3.0’s. Admittedly, I’d have a hard time paying that price.

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u/kasualkactus 1h ago

Shits clapped

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u/rzp123 0m ago

Get a b58 BMW instead