This was sent to me from Nissan, I hope it can help someone:

Talk about timing.

Nissan has been named “Best Full-Line Manufacturer” on
Strategic Vision’s 2005 Total Quality Index™.*

And right now, you can get some great deals on every Nissan
in that full line at our Bottom Line Model Year End
Clearance. For example,** lease a 2005 Altima 2.5S for
$199/mo. for 24 months, with an initial payment of $1,999.
Excludes tax, title, license and options.

So get over to your local Nissan Dealer soon, test drive
the model you covet most, then make a great deal at
Nissan’s amazing Bottom Line Model Year End Clearance.

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To request a brochure, visit:
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And to configure your favorite Nissan just the way you want
it, go to:
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Yeah they have been running that Bottom Line Sales event for a while now. I wish the deal on the Frontier was better.

 

From their ads it doesnt look like they've come down on price with the Z... though I've only been visiting their site for the last few weeks so it could be the 'event' started before that?

 

It has been going at least a month now.

 

Yeah, and they always make it sound really great but that deal on the altima you are putting $2K down and it's excluding taxes, title and documentation fees which would probably add up to a couple grand more. So, you really would be paying closer to $250, give or take, when all is said and done and you'd be $2K in the whole from your downpayment. Silly gimmicks.

 

I think the best would be something like 0%/60mos + invoice/below price.

 

Werd on the Z!

 

I could buy two of them if it was that way! Or have mine completely Nismo'd

 

Every marketing ploy has a ounce of truth as this one does. Dealers are more apt to “deal” on leftovers to clear the lot for 2006 vehicles. “Deal” does not mean fifty cents on the dollar. Study MSRP and invoice price, pick the car that you like, and offer your best price.

 

If you really want to pay invoice on a new 2005 Nissan 350Z, with out the dealer BS, then call me. I, Mr Z have been selling the Z since the pre-order days, with no BS.

I have 53 Z's YES 53 INSTOCK, and will offer a REAL INVOICE deal on any of them to all my350Z customers before September 30th 2005.

I ship all over the USA, and have the referals to back up our claims. WE SELL MORE Z's .

35th anniv editions
Grand Toruring Roadsters
Ultra Yellow
We have them in stock...