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Been browsing the for sale sites for a while now, and seriously don't think there is a car with a bigger spread in price for essentially the exact same car as there is for the V36 Coupe

Yeah i know there are some changes from an 07 to a 2012 model, and yes there are different variants, but they are largely the same car.

There are SP coupes for sale in the mid to late 20s, and then you get dealers who may been dropped at birth, with adds like this.

http://www.carsales.com.au/dealer/details/Nissan-Skyline-2012/AGC-AD-18332603/?Cr=0

Basically asking the same money as an Aus Delivered Infiniti Coupe can be had for, but you get the honour of having a car with double the k's and features that don't work.

http://www.carsales.com.au/dealer/details/Infiniti-G37-2012/AGC-AD-17464799/?Cr=8

Is anyone seriously buying an imported V36 Coupe for over 40k?

Anyway, mini rant over, just annoyed at having my phone alert me there's a new coupe for sale, and then i see $44k! :no:

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When I bought my 2009 SP model back in the end of 2011, with 22,000km in 5A condition, I paid $55k on road. Mind you, I imported it from Japan through an agent as going through a dealership would be more expensive and more risky.

Definitely cheaper than buying the local product at that age with that mileage.

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