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Old May 2, 2009 | 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks
Hi 350GT,

I just signed on the dotted line for mine tonight. Base 370Z Sport, floor and trunk mats, invoice was $31595 including dest, MSRP $33895 (approx). Got it out the door for $31080 + $100 doc fee. And this was for a car that wasn't even sitting on their lot (was at another dealer). This is not including my 5% sales tax which I still have to pay at the registry.

Just tell them that you've talked to other dealers that will do it cheaper but you'd rather deal local. That's what I did and it worked like a charm.
Hi there. Are the 370's moving well back there on the East coast? I may have to make a trip back to get one.
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Old May 3, 2009 | 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted by jjackj
Hi there. Are the 370's moving well back there on the East coast? I may have to make a trip back to get one.
I don't know if they are moving well, but they are giving you deals without really having to talk them down that's for sure.
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Old May 27, 2009 | 10:04 PM
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I paid $33,785 (b4 TTL) a few weeks ago for a White Touring Automatic w/Floor mats and trunk mats. Added the factory spoiler a week later. I used the VPP program which means this was a no haggle price.
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Old May 27, 2009 | 11:01 PM
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Also gana wait for the nismo to come out, i wana see what they offer.
I was on the nissan website and it says the Nismo edition will have 350hp! Looks nice too.
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Old Nov 13, 2010 | 04:25 PM
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One dealership in so. cal wanted $34,000 out-the-door for a new 2010 silver base w/ sports package, floor/trunk mats, illuminated kick panels. The next one I went to wanted $34,200 for a similar one.

I'm having trouble negotiating and getting them to play with me. The number in my head is $30-31k out-the-door. Am I reasonable? They want to sell, I want to buy.

This is also my first time buying a brand new car and I have enough cash to buy it outright.
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Old Nov 13, 2010 | 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by 350GT
Got offered a 2009 370z in White, Base, with Sport Package, Floor Mats and Trunk mats MSRP $34055 I think, for $32,400 out the door.
OK cool so did you get it?
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Old Nov 14, 2010 | 04:26 AM
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Originally Posted by brown eyes
One dealership in so. cal wanted $34,000 out-the-door for a new 2010 silver base w/ sports package, floor/trunk mats, illuminated kick panels. The next one I went to wanted $34,200 for a similar one.

I'm having trouble negotiating and getting them to play with me. The number in my head is $30-31k out-the-door. Am I reasonable? They want to sell, I want to buy.

This is also my first time buying a brand new car and I have enough cash to buy it outright.
The price in your head is not an out the door price, it is a pre-tax price. At to that your CA tax and registration fees (i.e. a lot).

An alternative is to use the VPP program which will get you the car at just below invoice (pre-tax) when all things are said and done. You actually get the car for $1500 below invoice but other fees are added back in. The current VPP program offer is running until Jan 2nd.
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Old Nov 14, 2010 | 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by brown eyes
One dealership in so. cal wanted $34,000 out-the-door for a new 2010 silver base w/ sports package, floor/trunk mats, illuminated kick panels. The next one I went to wanted $34,200 for a similar one.

I'm having trouble negotiating and getting them to play with me. The number in my head is $30-31k out-the-door. Am I reasonable? They want to sell, I want to buy.

This is also my first time buying a brand new car and I have enough cash to buy it outright.
Out-the-door prices mean nothing to me. With taxes and fees they are not comparable. Buying a new car is not so difficult:

a. Find the 370Z that you want.
b. Figure the maximum that you are willing to pay.
c. Visit the dealer and make your offer. Stick with the offer.
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Old Nov 15, 2010 | 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by davidv
Out-the-door prices mean nothing to me. With taxes and fees they are not comparable. Buying a new car is not so difficult:

a. Find the 370Z that you want.
b. Figure the maximum that you are willing to pay.
c. Visit the dealer and make your offer. Stick with the offer.
He's having trouble figuring out whether $30-31k OTD is a reasonable offer or not. I think he's completed a, b, and c already.
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