Shin Beats

iTrader: (7)

In Europe.

http://blog.caranddriver.com/the-con...rnal-favorite/

What's up with that price drop over in the US, Nissan?

dkmura

iTrader: (64)

You do realize that the new, lower price is still $42,560 for a 370Z? We've always been fortunate enough to have some of the lowest automotive prices in the USDM.

2TH PWR

iTrader: (21)

Yeah. stop whining USA. We pay 150% what you pay typically.

verdict.

ttknf

Just take a look at the price for a Z in Japan, on par with Europe and the car is made there.

We are really lucky to have the car prices we do here in the US.

Lucky736

Price drop: http://www.leftlanenews.com/nissan-a...z-pricing.html

Jurgen

I'm in the market for a 370,
so this mean if I wait a little longer , this price reduction going to help me get better price for the 2011, 12 maybe the 13?

2004Black350z

iTrader: (37)

Unless cost was around HR price idc. More money for barely more power just nicer interior

Dmad14

Awww man. That got me...

Entaille

iTrader: (16)

it took them how many years to realize their pricing wasn't competitive? : P

Firebase99

I bought a 2013 370Z two and a half months ago. Not happy with this news. Nevertheless, Im still happy with the deal i got putting no money down getting out of a lease 2 years early.

Entaille

iTrader: (16)

that's unfortunate. I hope you plan on keeping the car a long while, that price drop will come right out of your resale value.

Firebase99

Yea, the more I think about the more pissed I am. I literally just lost over $4000. Eff me. LOL!

dkmura

iTrader: (64)

The point is, Nissan has made these pricing adjustments across the board to gain market share. Look at any of the models introduced over the past year and you'll find Nissan has continued to offer more features for less money in all their cars.