i found this ad on my local craigslist:

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/cto/989017869.html

not sure where the prices for the gt-r are at this point but looked like a pretty good deal to me. hope this helps someone looking for a gt-r for around msrp.

 

that is an awesome deal!

 

He cannot say it's "brand new" if he's got 3,300 miles on it though.

Price is OK, but I think you can find an equal price for an actual brand new car.

 

It has only 330 miles. Could still technically be a brand new car.

 

he could of used launch control 10 times in that 330 miles also.

 

Better deal???

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...fCarsQ5fTrucks

 

this.

dont gamble on a 80k car purchase, when the tranny (20k) could be on the line. : P

 

Whoops my bad, only off by 3000 miles. Anyhow the car new should have around 30 miles to 50 miles on it (best guess). I still feel that's pushing it to say it's new (for the purposes of shipping it to another state, yes I think it's considered new).

Anyhow I'd have a dealer pull the black box info to see how the guy has driven the car. The majority of the miles should still be on the box.

 

Ask and ye shall receive..................much better deal on a new GT-R (markup on the car cover and anti-theft is BS, but you save a crap load on the sticker price):



http://www.nagtroc.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=27976

 

^^huh? how is that a good deal? the base price for the car maybe lower, but there are other things tagged on that are being sold for mUCH more than they usually go for....also....this is a dealer, which means there is sales tax...the one i posted was a private seller and hence no sales tax....

 

Its an OK deal.. I'd come in and offer 5~7 K less than what he is asking.

that is after I have Nissan dealer check the UCU for launches, and read the logs to see how its been driven

 

Agreed. New ones, before the MSRP hike, are at or up to $2k over sticker. This guy blames the financial crisis - cry me a river; you and your 2 exotic sports cars.

 

The car is new. The car is being sold at the original MSRP. The same cars were bumped in late summer by $7 - $8 grand, so they could be selling at $80 grand and still technically be selling at MSRP.

So yes you do pay more for a car cover ($600 markup) and anti-theft (dunno what the markup on that is, but lets say it's 100%, so a $400 markup). Dealer is making $1,000 over MSRP.

Private sale means potential launches. You are buying a used car and will eat any and all costs to replace a transmission (if it craps out on you) which might have been abused.

Even if the cars cost exactly the same you will get an actual new car, you will get a car cover, and you will get the "anti theft".............some things to think about.

 

I just bought a 2010 GTR premium w iopd and mats for $80k from Rockland Nisan in NY Gary Cohen has another if anyone wants one
his email; is garyc@rocklandnissan.com

 

Congrats!!!!

 

Pics or ban..

 

no pic?

 

80k exactly? Wow...