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Can't you get a better price?!?!?! It's almost a 2 year old car. That's what you can pay for a new car (+ taxes of course), which you probably gonna have to pay also. Do yourself a favor and research a little bit. It will save you bunch of money if you care of course.
Here are my suggestions for research: http://www.carbuyingtips.com/
and maybe http://www.fightingchance.com/
Originally posted by MadMax76 Can't you get a better price?!?!?! It's almost a 2 year old car. That's what you can pay for a new car (+ taxes of course), which you probably gonna have to pay also. Do yourself a favor and research a little bit. It will save you bunch of money if you care of course.
Here are my suggestions for research: http://www.carbuyingtips.com/
and maybe http://www.fightingchance.com/
They offer me a good deal ( I think): $23500, plus my old 93' 240 sx and $1500 cash.
Oh that's much better . 23,500 - 1,500 = 22,000. I am sure you could get more money for you old car if you sold it yourself, which would bring the price down even more. I hope the car has no problems. Bunch of people on the forum had something with '03 wrong, small and big. In any case - good luck and enjoy the car.
looks like its generally dark in the photo, so Id say chrome silver, as itd be the brighter one looking darker, if it were silverstone itd look even darker, not brighter.
I've been looking to sell a 2003 CS performance. Had it listed at autotrader, but they took it off for some reason. The car is in great condition with 6500 miles. Hopefully, I could match the price of what this guys is offering . E-mail me at Reb1281@hotmail.com if you'd like some pictures.
It's not a bad price, but not a great one, considering your trade-in...
I'm quite sure you can find a NEW performance for 25-26K.
The trick is don't limit yourself to local dealership. You are not buying cars every day. Take your *** of the coach. Go to nissan's website and search inventory around the country. Big cities - Chicago, Boston, NY perhaps. Call and ask for their best price. Mention that you are ready to fly from FL if the price is right. Driving from far is an advantage since you'll do a break-in in one day!
My friend brought a Z from Chicago for a lot under MSRP.
Ask roydiculous's dealer phone and talk to him.
I was going to get a Redline 350Z Enthusiast at the same dealership, but a fellow 350Z member snatched it up the day before I was scheduled to go in and buy it!
He told me MSRP was $29,000 or something like that
He got it for $24,500 - NEW.
That's an amazing price.
He got about $4500 off MSRP and I got approximately $5250.
Just ask yourself if the extra couple of grand (keeping in mind better interest rates on new cars vs. old - and ony changes your monthly payment by like $20 a month) is enough to overcome getting a new car, documenting your own maintenance and service, doing what you want for breakin, and having a "virgin".
Originally posted by roydiculous I was going to get a Redline 350Z Enthusiast at the same dealership, but a fellow 350Z member snatched it up the day before I was scheduled to go in and buy it!
He told me MSRP was $29,000 or something like that
He got it for $24,500 - NEW.
That's an amazing price.
He got about $4500 off MSRP and I got approximately $5250.
Just ask yourself if the extra couple of grand (keeping in mind better interest rates on new cars vs. old - and ony changes your monthly payment by like $20 a month) is enough to overcome getting a new car, documenting your own maintenance and service, doing what you want for breakin, and having a "virgin".
Good Luck!
There's not 4500.00 in profit.....relook at your paperwork.Current Configuration
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2004 350Z Enthusiast 2DR 6-SPD
The MSRP on my car was $32,000
The Invoice on my car was about $29500 - this is what the dealer paid, minus kickbacks, etc etc
I got it for $26750 - $2750 under invoice. I perceive this as a good value considering people in my area were paying INVOICE - yes $32,000 for the same car just 10 months ago.
Just my two cents. I know I could have probably got a used 2003 for $24,000 but in my opinion it wasn't worth it. This is my first new car purchase and I plan on keeping it
Originally posted by roydiculous The MSRP on my car was $32,000
The Invoice on my car was about $29500 - this is what the dealer paid, minus kickbacks, etc etc
I got it for $26750 - $2750 under invoice. I perceive this as a good value considering people in my area were paying INVOICE - yes $32,000 for the same car just 10 months ago.
Just my two cents. I know I could have probably got a used 2003 for $24,000 but in my opinion it wasn't worth it. This is my first new car purchase and I plan on keeping it
(You meant, others were paying MSRP.) Anyway, sounds like you got a great deal!
Need help... buying tomorrow...what color is this car?
. 23,500 - 1,500 = 22,000. I am sure you could get more money for you old car if you sold it yourself, which would bring the price down even more. I hope the car has no problems. Bunch of people on the forum had something with '03 wrong, small and big. In any case - good luck and enjoy the car.
