Anyone buying at Invoice?
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Anyone buying at Invoice?
Hey guys,
I've bought my last few cars within a few weeks of launch at invoice or a few hundred above. So who is getting that kind of a deal with the 370z?
Obviously I'm asking about some sort of pre-contract or deposit with invoice as the stated selling price.
I've bought my last few cars within a few weeks of launch at invoice or a few hundred above. So who is getting that kind of a deal with the 370z?
Obviously I'm asking about some sort of pre-contract or deposit with invoice as the stated selling price.
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I dont think its going to be a big deal. Should be on the lots the first week of January. Since all dealerships are having problems selling anything, anyone who wants a 370 should be in good shape. I dont think they will fly off the lots, but i do anticipate the price to go up once they get enough press and publication on the initial release pricing.
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I would imagine that if you have cash to put down and great credit......you could get a great deal.
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There will be great deals to be had, but even in this economy, the majority of people will be paying over invoice and likely closer to MSRP.
Even with good negotiating skills, the fact that it is a new model will make it more difficult to get close to invoice, at least at first.
Even with good negotiating skills, the fact that it is a new model will make it more difficult to get close to invoice, at least at first.
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There will be great deals to be had, but even in this economy, the majority of people will be paying over invoice and likely closer to MSRP.
Even with good negotiating skills, the fact that it is a new model will make it more difficult to get close to invoice, at least at first.
Even with good negotiating skills, the fact that it is a new model will make it more difficult to get close to invoice, at least at first.
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i thought you couldnt use vpp on first year models? or at least thats what the dealer told me when i was shopping for a versa for my sister when they came out. my uncle works for a plant in jackson and i got vpp on my spec so i guess if i can get it on the 370 i will.
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My G is a first year model and I used it. Although, VPP use is at the dealers discretion. That being said, if the dealer says no find another dealer.
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There will be great deals to be had, but even in this economy, the majority of people will be paying over invoice and likely closer to MSRP.
Even with good negotiating skills, the fact that it is a new model will make it more difficult to get close to invoice, at least at first.
Even with good negotiating skills, the fact that it is a new model will make it more difficult to get close to invoice, at least at first.
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