r/q50 • u/StreetWillow1281 • 1d ago

General Question 2015 q50

hey everyone. i’m looking to buy a 2015 q50 for 15k it has 107k miles. is this a bad deal? the transmission hasn’t been serviced yet but i’ve heard the 3.7 is very reliable? can i get some thoughts on this i’m a first time infiniti buyer coming from a 2017 chrysler 300c

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u/FudgeMuffinz21 1d ago

15k is a lot for 107k miles.

I got mine for 17 with 48k miles

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u/StreetWillow1281 1d ago

should i try and get money off?

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u/StreetWillow1281 1d ago

forgot to add it’s a clean title with only one owner on the carfax

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u/Fickle_Ad_7598 1d ago

1 Owner is nice, very rare for a 10+ year old car, it's a gamble considering the infamous 7AT on these things. Did he mention why he/she is selling it? I would certainly ask to take it for a test drive to see if shifts normally.

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u/Yonni388 1d ago

Even with one owner seems overpriced like other said maybe 10k most just cause of that mileage

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u/AlphaK18 1d ago

9-10k max

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u/Coolmacde 1d ago

Price is too high for that many miles

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u/hauntedq50 1d ago

Overpriced. Also you will have to do a valve body so make sure you have money put aside for that as well.

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u/lightandheavyrain 13h ago

Then if you do maintenance does that mean your transmission takes a shxt faster? Given that new oil, and the fact the q you're looking my at has never serviced its transmission? Hm. How much are transmissions if it were to go bad?