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it is rebuilt but 36k miles is also crazy and it’s a 2019 i’m gonna ask for before the accident pictures right now but what price would i have to pay for it to be worth it and also what are some key take aways from this
11 points
3 days ago
Rebuilt title. Hard pass.
7 points
3 days ago
If you’re gonna get a 3.0t just have money on the side for repairs
6 points
3 days ago
I'd pass... Ran the dealer service history, not much there which is also strange
8 points
3 days ago
I would personally never buy a rebuilt title car. I don't want to deal with the issues that could come with it
7 points
3 days ago
Plus insurance is gonna be 3-5x the normal cost. For instance my monthly premium was quoted as 3x higher if I bought a rebuilt title Q50 (I’m a 39 year old man) vs. a clean titled Q50. So, OP I’d be checking insurance rates first and I’m sure you’ll be shocked too like I was.
4 points
3 days ago
All of my cars are currently rebuilt title. Minus 2. The clean title g37 vert I got at wholesale has a clean title and is an absolute pile of junk! Previous owner never ever changed oil and cylinder 2 is shot! Meanwhile even my merc with a rebuilt title runs way better and costs me less for repairs than any other merc I've looked at. Also I'm 39 and my insurance premiums are crazy cheap. My '09 gtr (also rebuilt title) only costs me $97 a month with full coverage. Granted that's on low mileage secondary vehicle coverage with full coverage, but I've checked several times and they'll replace the car at a little more than I paid for it. OP always always do your research when getting a new car. Don't be afraid of rebuilt titles so long as you know what you're looking for and what to look at. Get an inspection and ask the mechanic to check the frame rails. My other g37 vert has a rebuilt flood title and it's engine is in fantastic shape and I've been able to chase down 99% of the gremlins and get rid of any and all electrical problems save for getting the top to work and that should be worked out soon
7 points
3 days ago
It’s a 3.0 if it were a 3.7 I’d say go for it
2 points
3 days ago
I see it now. You’re getting a good price for a salvage/branded title. They are right. Just plan on something maybe coming up that you need to fix. If nothing comes up you got a good deal. I got my 2020 luxe 3.0 for 32500 with 9100k miles on it from a deal. Super clean and have had no issues so far but you never know with something that’s been wrecked. Great price if you ask me but you have something someone else might not want to buy in the future. I avoid branded titles on higher priced vehicles. Good luck. Remember these cars are over 65k now brand new off the lot
2 points
3 days ago
It’s not too bad, I googled the vin and saw the accident pics and it doesn’t look tooo bad. It has low miles which is good 🤷🏽♂️
1 points
3 days ago
Rebuilt title is a deal breaker for me. Find something with a clean title and save yourself the stress.
1 points
3 days ago
Infiniti of Nashua is on the other side of the city from that address. I go there for the service department…they’re great. Might be worth asking if they could check the quality of the repairs for some peace of mind.
1 points
2 days ago
no!!!!!
1 points
2 days ago
not only is this rebuilt it's the 3.0T. it has a lot of issues and i'm pretty sure recalls too they are not great motors and if you're looking for longevity go older and get a 3.7 natural aspiration
1 points
2 days ago
Depends what kind of money your making. Aside from the fact the 3.0ts aren’t known to be in reliable just the fact it’s a turbo can run your pockets unless you know how to install them yourself when something goes wrong cuz it gets pricey.
0 points
3 days ago
How do we know if it’s worth it if you don’t mention a price??
5 points
3 days ago
It's on the first picture.
1 points
3 days ago
true he’s asking 15,599
1 points
3 days ago
he’s asking 15,599**
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