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Apr 2, 2008 | 11:54 AM

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OK, where do I start? First of all the 1st one to hit Ohio will be coming from Pinehurst Nissan in Pinehurst NC, sold to a ZROC member at list price, no dealer premium His build date was about 10 days ago, and expected delivery to Pinehurst is mid May. If they stick to that schedule, and you are going to ZDayZ, you will get a chance to see it, as Don is picking it up in NC and driving it to ZDayZ. Pinehurst also sold one for the same terms to someone else who will be at ZDayZ, but his is not expected until early July. So maybe you will be getting the 1st one sold in Ohio but that is all. 2nd of all, Nissan North in Worthington/Columbus has a deposit from another ZROC member, but so far has not committed to selling at MSRP, so that may fly or it may not. 3rd of all, it is patently illegal to make you sign that "no resale" contract, and therefore unenforceble by law. 4th of all, anyone who pays an outrageous dealer "premium" should be driving a BMW, as BMW is famous for that kind of crap, and us Z owners should know better.

I hope he gets it like they say...

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Apr 2, 2008 | 12:13 PM

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not sure if this is accurate but I read somewhere that Nissan stated that the max the GT-R should be sold for is MSRP and to please report any dealership who is trying to sell for more than the MSRP.

Apr 2, 2008 | 12:21 PM

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I, too, have heard that Nissan will frown upon any dealer who tries to price gouge (interpreted as you won't be getting any more GT-R's), but I've never seen anything official. I do know for sure that Pinehurst is selling at MSRP and is getting at least three cars - the other buyer is flying in from Cali, taking delivery, and having it loaded on a hauler back to Cali. Maybe because the West Coast dealers really are selling at a premium?