Whats up with the Z's crappy resale value?
Whats going on? Such a crappy *** resale value. I payed 29,000 for my car OTD, 27,100 for the car. Now, its selling for 20k. 7,100 dollar depreciation after 1 year, 20k miles? WTF?
Dealers are offering me 17,500. Hell no. Craigslist.net FTW. I found 20 awsome deals within a few miles of me on there.
Dealers are offering me 17,500. Hell no. Craigslist.net FTW. I found 20 awsome deals within a few miles of me on there.
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Yeah cause my car was in an accident. I have pictures of the incident so its a lot of proof that it wasnt bad (it really wasnt). Someone gashed my bumper by a trailer hitch while reversing. Not my fault. Sinec the Z bumper is very much empty, you can imagine it went straight through and made a pretty hole in my bumper.
It's the difference between retail and wholesale. It sucks but it usually takes a couple of years for depreciation to catch up to the amount you've paid off the loan. Sometimes more...
1) RWD Sports Car
2) New Jersey
3) Winter
Also, if you were trying to sell for 24k or so, it would be a lot easier for someone to spend a little extra cash and get a brand new one. The buyer then does not have to worry about how hard it was driven which is always an issue with #1 above.
2) New Jersey
3) Winter
Also, if you were trying to sell for 24k or so, it would be a lot easier for someone to spend a little extra cash and get a brand new one. The buyer then does not have to worry about how hard it was driven which is always an issue with #1 above.
I was also recently told by the dealer that for the first time since the cars release Nissan is offering rebates on the brand new Z's. This makes it more tempting for people to buy new and therefore harder for the stealerships to sell used......dont know if that was bull or not but its what they told me...
I had a $1k rebate on mine when i bought it, and i was in the market for a used Z and ended up spending that extra little bit for a new one. So i can understand why they might have trouble selling used ones.
Whats the bluebook value of your car?
Whats the bluebook value of your car?
My local dealer offered me 24.5K...in condition of which everything I modified has be ON the car. Then what, sell it back to 30K+?? Yeah, right
Seems like they like to buy used modified vehicles to target blind folded buyers that likes to buy things with just exterior apperances.
Last edited by xjongsangx80; Jan 22, 2007 at 07:32 PM.
Originally Posted by dbasal
1) RWD Sports Car
2) New Jersey
3) Winter
Also, if you were trying to sell for 24k or so, it would be a lot easier for someone to spend a little extra cash and get a brand new one. The buyer then does not have to worry about how hard it was driven which is always an issue with #1 above.
2) New Jersey
3) Winter
Also, if you were trying to sell for 24k or so, it would be a lot easier for someone to spend a little extra cash and get a brand new one. The buyer then does not have to worry about how hard it was driven which is always an issue with #1 above.





