do i trade mine in on new or not
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do i trade mine in on new or not
i have a 2004 grand touring ed i know every thing about the differences between them i only want feed back from new 350z owners plz i want to thrade mine in on a 2008 grand touring i got a quote of 45000 fully loaded and i want to trade my 04 in on it sooooooo should i or not any rply is greatly apreacheated i know my spellings bad lol thanks
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Originally Posted by savvy
oh my! 45k! i didn't think Z's got that expensive. Big jump up from the 27K the base model costs hah
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I traded in my '05 PPW Touring 6MT for an '08 Carbon Touring 6MT with Nav, and I can honestly say, without a doubt, I'm more than happy with my decision. I'm not really a fan of the release pics of the new 370z, and the HR engine does me just fine. I absolutely love the color too, as I could never keep the PPW clean.
I was a bit nervous I was making a mistake, but after a couple of months in the new ride I love the '08 like no other car I've ever owned before. Just fantastic and a lot more fun to drive.
I was a bit nervous I was making a mistake, but after a couple of months in the new ride I love the '08 like no other car I've ever owned before. Just fantastic and a lot more fun to drive.
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Originally Posted by Krank
I didn't know there was a 2004 grand touring. IIRC, 2006 was the first year for the GT.
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Originally Posted by PrimeX
I traded in my '05 PPW Touring 6MT for an '08 Carbon Touring 6MT with Nav, and I can honestly say, without a doubt, I'm more than happy with my decision. I'm not really a fan of the release pics of the new 370z, and the HR engine does me just fine. I absolutely love the color too, as I could never keep the PPW clean.
I was a bit nervous I was making a mistake, but after a couple of months in the new ride I love the '08 like no other car I've ever owned before. Just fantastic and a lot more fun to drive.
I was a bit nervous I was making a mistake, but after a couple of months in the new ride I love the '08 like no other car I've ever owned before. Just fantastic and a lot more fun to drive.
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Originally Posted by keyto123
HAD brembos i went with the stop tech upgrade
Originally Posted by nissanhelp
The 2004 350Z is available in 6 models ? 350Z, Enthusiast Model, Performance Model, Touring Model, Touring Model 6MT and the Track Model. Track Model includes a close-ratio, 6-speed manual transmission, front and rear spoiler, forged aluminum wheels and Brembo brakes.
yea, no GT until 2006. In 2005, the 35th anniversary was available.
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Originally Posted by keyto123
its from nissans website so idk
Nissan's website that lets you build your own car with all the options you want? Or a Nissan dealerships website? If it is the official Nissan website the prices they quote you are WAAAAAAY above what any normal person would buy the car at. I would get an invoice price for the GT car without the Nismo stuff so you at least have a figure to base anything on.
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Originally Posted by Krank
http://www.nissanhelp.com/Models/200...escription.htm
yea, no GT until 2006. In 2005, the 35th anniversary was available.
yea, no GT until 2006. In 2005, the 35th anniversary was available.
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Originally Posted by savvy
Nissan's website that lets you build your own car with all the options you want? Or a Nissan dealerships website? If it is the official Nissan website the prices they quote you are WAAAAAAY above what any normal person would buy the car at. I would get an invoice price for the GT car without the Nismo stuff so you at least have a figure to base anything on.
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45k seems way too expensive. What's the invoice on it?
Originally Posted by Krank
I didn't know there was a 2004 grand touring. IIRC, 2006 was the first year for the GT.
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Originally Posted by keyto123
ooooooooooo alright welllllll that explains alot lol but idk what was done to this car b4 me so idk it had brembos when i bought it from him and i thought they sucked *** so i went with the stoptech big brakes kit soooo anyhow i have a touring edition so still should i go with the new gt
back on topic though, I say go for it!
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Originally Posted by Krank
sorry man, didn't mean to knock ya.
back on topic though, I say go for it!
back on topic though, I say go for it!