I found a 2009 370 z for 24900... Its a base model with 3600 miles... Sounds like a good deal.... But is it?

 

That's some fail-economics you're trying to convey there.

It production numbers don't have a direct effect on prices buddy. It's where the demand curve meets the supply curve.

I don't see the 370z holding value as well as you think it will.

 

Yup you're anti-fail-buddy explanation is much better...

 

Watch out, demos get abused.

 

that white sports for 25ish is a steal....

 

HELL YES THEY DO!
I got one overnight for a test ride when I traded in my G37S.

I thrashed the heck out of it, I wanted to see what it really could do.
Those are HARD miles, the salesman don't care they know there just gonna go and sell it....

Thast why buying a used sports car is always a toss up.
Personally I would look private, not at a dealer
Pay the extra 2-3K and know it was properly broken in and driven by a caring individual.

my .02

P.S. one of the best decisions I have made was to get this car...LOVE it 13K and not a SINGLE issue....

 

He addressed that there will be a low supply, do you really have a demand schedule that forecasts how great 370z demand will be 10 years from now? If so, contact Nissan and they will make you a rich man with that kind of talent.

The truth is, we don't know where demand and supply is going to meet, but my money is that demand will fall like any other car that doesn't become a classic.

 

I had an offer at little bit less than $33k Out of the door for a 2009 370z Manual with sport package + navigation, leather interior.
Is it a good price for a Californian car ?

 

my boy bought a base 370 for 28.9 out the door