andrewc_31

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Thinking of selling my 350Z and seeing what the 370Z has to offer. If you were selling my 350Z what would you expect to receive for an offer? I currently have 19,500 miles on a 2006 Touring Model with the addition of my mods listed below:

NISMO Headers
NISMO Cold Air Intake
NISMO GT Limited Slip Diff Pro
NISMO Lightweight Flywheel
NISMO Clutch Disc
NISMO Clutch Pressure Plate
NISMO Short Shift Kit
NISMO Power Steering Oil Cooler Kit
NISMO Low-Temp Thermostat
NISMO Finned LSD Cover
NISMO Cat-Back Exhaust
NISMO Shock & Spring Suspension Set
NISMO Front & Rear Stabilizer Bar Set
NISMO Rear Spoiler
NISMO Aero Side Skirts
NISMO Rear Under Spoiler
NISMO Grounding Kit
NISMO Titanium Shift ****
NISMO Carbon Pillar Garnish
NISMO Floor Mats
NISMO Oil Filler Cap
NISMO Radiator Cap
NISMO Decals

TECHNOSQUARE ECU Reflash & Tune
JWT S7 Rev-Up Camshafts
JWT HD Valve Spring / Shim Kit
4.08 Final Drive Ring & Pinion Set
Ultimate Racing Metal High Flow Cats
Crawford Cast Upper Plenum
Crawford Front Strut Bar
Motordyne Iso Thermal MREV2 Manifold
Unorthodox Underdrive Crank Pulley
Stillen Performance Aluminum Radiator
APS Baffled Oil Pan
Pure Power Billet Oil Filter
Power Enterprise Radiator Hoses
Insulated Stainless Steel Clutch Hose
Denso Iridium Performance Spark Plugs
Stillen Engine Dampener
Hood Damper Kit
Carbon Fiber Air Guide II
Carbon Fiber Front Lip
Carbon Fiber Engine Cover
Carbon Fiber Battery & Fluid Cover Set
Carbon Fiber Fender Emblem Inserts
Carbon Fiber Mirror Base Cover Kit
Michelin Pilot Sport PS2
J-Spec Clear Side Markers
J-Spec Tail Light Kit
Stealth Front/Rear Turn Signal Bulbs
Motul 90 PA Nismo LSD Synthetic Oil

Zidane

Couldnt tell ya man, but your car looks GREAT.
Good luck.

scmtkings4

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haha its kinda rare to see someone whos changed as much as you did

without changing the wheels.

SupaDoopa

That's what I was thinking, but if you were bringing it to a dealer, they wouldn't care what you have done to it. Effecting the emissions actually hurts value. With that said, expect to get around 28,000 - 29,000 being VERY generous. If I were you, part it and sell it stock. You'll make more that way.

2ndname

Part out, sell it at KBB value.

andrewc_31

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Dealership offered $19,000, I laughed. I am looking at the new Nismo rims made by Volk, think there called LMGT4 if I decided to keep the car. I should have got the Brembo brakes when I first puchased the car, but I always wanted to get different rims, performance gains was at the top of the list vs new rims. I am definitely torn about selling it or keeping. But if the right price came along I would consider it, just do not want to give her up for nothing, you know, way too much fun to drive.

andrewc_31

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I would, but I have not the tools or the knowledge to do that, I had every mod installed at the dealership, and I paid a pretty penny for each one too, but worth I think

mrg1981

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Honestly, I would keep it. It's very clean looking, should have some good power, and you've put a lot into it. With only 19k miles, you haven't enjoyed this car for long enough, IMHO, to get out of it what I would want to. I would put new wheels on it and keep the car for a long time to come. You can always save up for an ADDITIONAL Z!

SupaDoopa

Personally, I say keep it. If it's a decision you're not making right off the bat on a whim and you seem torn to let it go, I'd keep it. It's not worth what the dealership says it's worth. I bought my 2004 Touring with 28K for 19,000 just to show you that it's obviously worth more (then again, they were asking 24,000 and I used my car salesman skills). Tell them straight up; everything was dealer installed and they are authentic NISMO parts. If you don't get 26,000 at LEAST, you'll gladly go to another dealership.

BE SURE TO USE THAT LITTLE LINE. Ask to deal with the general sales manager. Tell him this nice line. "If you don't want to give me what the car is worth, I'll gladly go to (insert their competitor Nissan dealership's name here) who already offered to help me out."

That makes them go effing bonkers.

z350boy

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Since you will take a financial beating trying to get rid of the Z, I advise you to keep it and just worry about getting the down payment elsewhere.

You could:
(1) Refinance your home (if you have one)
(2) Deplete savings / retirement funds ( don't worry... with the gov't we have there will nothing to look forward to in retirement anyway)
(3)rob a bank...(not responsible if you decide to do this one...lol)
(4)not buy another car

Just trying to help.

andrewc_31

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Not a finance issue, more to do with my girlfriend killing me if I got another Z

Bumble_Zee

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^^^ nobody appreciates a tuner car now adays except for the hardcore tuner themselves. You'll get the most of your cash back if you do part out, just MHO. Your car looks good, good luck on the sale.

Spork

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Unfortunately, some dealers are getting smarter and will simply let you go. If it seems like you really want to get rid of your car for something else that bad, they'll know that you might be willing to go lower.

frankie945

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( don't worry... with the gov't we have there will nothing to look forward to in retirement anyway)

SupaDoopa

I know I wouldn't let anyone go unless it's just retarded. I would do the best I can until they realize it's unbeatable.

killa.beez33

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dealerships don't give a rat's a$$ about aftermarket parts, they might for the nismo parts tho I'm not sure.

SupaDoopa

They don't care if it's NISMO that costed you $4,000 or some P.O.S. made out of aluminum foil that costed you $4.00. Nothing makes a difference. They give pricing on a STOCK car with no modifications. Some dealers won't penalize you but some will actually charge you for them to take your car with mods.

J rad

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if this was my 35oz id just keep it over the 370 :\..

this z is gorgeous

davidv

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$28,250.

andrewc_31

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Thanks appreciate it, thanks for the feedback gentlemen