Nissan 370Z Pricing Starts at $29,930
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model shown at 32,930 safe to say it's the manual with the sports package added ?
Is that with the 19 rays with bridgestone or is that stock wheel & tire ?
Basically adding 2,000 more and we have navi or less...?
Is that with the 19 rays with bridgestone or is that stock wheel & tire ?
Basically adding 2,000 more and we have navi or less...?
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wonder what touring adds? Bose? so far we've only seen the two interiors the one for the base with the cubby and climate control ***** and then the nav with the modified radio(bose?) and unit below(digital climate?)
The 370Z Touring adds heated leather-appointed power seats, HomeLink
® Universal
Transceiver, Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System, 8-speaker Bose® audio system,
XM® Satellite Radio (XM® subscription, sold separately) cargo cover and aluminum
pedals to the long list of standard Z® features and equipment.
Two option packages are offered: the
Sport Package, with 19-inch RAYS forged
wheels and Bridgestone Potenza tires, aerodynamic front and rear spoiler, larger
Nissan Sport Brakes, SynchroRev Match (6-speed manual transmission only) and
Viscous Limited Slip Differential; and the
Navigation Package, with Hard Drive-based
Nissan Navigation System, 9.3GB Music Box Hard Drive and Interface System for
Transceiver, Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System, 8-speaker Bose® audio system,
XM® Satellite Radio (XM® subscription, sold separately) cargo cover and aluminum
pedals to the long list of standard Z® features and equipment.
Two option packages are offered: the
Sport Package, with 19-inch RAYS forged
wheels and Bridgestone Potenza tires, aerodynamic front and rear spoiler, larger
Nissan Sport Brakes, SynchroRev Match (6-speed manual transmission only) and
Viscous Limited Slip Differential; and the
Navigation Package, with Hard Drive-based
Nissan Navigation System, 9.3GB Music Box Hard Drive and Interface System for
iPod®.
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Wow that is even cheaper than I was told a few weeks ago. Think about this . . . If that $32,930 is the base Z with the sport package it is equivalent to the old "track" model. That is a great deal!
Touring adds leather and bose (ipod, music box, etc) and bluetooth. I bet its another 2500 at least. Then the 1500-2000 for the Nav.
Touring adds leather and bose (ipod, music box, etc) and bluetooth. I bet its another 2500 at least. Then the 1500-2000 for the Nav.
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The 32k is the sport package, you can clearly see the fixed caliper brakes on the "as shown" image. If that's the case that blows my mind that the new "track" model is even less then the out going model. I think I know what my next car is going to be...
. Im happy next time around get a fully loaded one
If you're going to get this car and leave it stock, I'd get the base + sport package as the best value. Otherwise, I'd get a base model then mod it right away with aftermarket wheels + coilovers. Then I'd save up more for BBKs, 1.5 LSD and a higher final drive.
Base = 30K
Coilovers = 2K
Wheels & Tires = 3K
BBKs = 4K
1.5 LSD = 1K
FD = 1K
41K total +/- $500
Base = 30K
Coilovers = 2K
Wheels & Tires = 3K
BBKs = 4K
1.5 LSD = 1K
FD = 1K
41K total +/- $500
Even if you were to mod it, i think you would be better off to get the sport and then sell off the wheels (tires), brakes, and even a diff trade as you upgrade. 3K seems like a no brainer.
