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Hi guys,I am looking at a buying a V36 coupe.

I originally wanted an auto as the manuals are alot more expensive in the same condition. However I have come across one in VIC that is dirt cheap and I have had it inspected by my mechanic aswell who has given me the go ahead.

Before I buy it, I just want to know if there are any issues or things that are good to know about the 6 speed models. I couldn't find much info so I thought I would ask.

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I don't think there are any particular issues.. the weak synchro issue was resolved during the V35 run, so won't be an issue on the V36.

Take it for a test drive and see what you think.. the feel of the V35 6MT took a while to get used to, even for experienced manual drivers.

Cheap, fast, reliable. Pick two.

When you say cheap, it depends on what you mean. There is a big difference between a car being sold for $5k under market for a quick sale and $20k under market because its f**d.

In regards to the boxes, haven't heard any issues. Just look after it.

In relation to title, a little more thought next time. The guys can offer a wealth of info when you ate clear and concise with your request.

All the best. Hope you find an awesome car!

It's not that cheap, its about 5-6k under market value. The guy is trading it in, showed me receipts for the new car he purchased. Everything is legit, Just wants to make a few bucks on top of the trade in value.

Well thanks for all your help guys.

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