Ok, I know there have been alot of threads like this, but the other thread people are discussing 05 prices and finance rates on 05 and how it's a good deal, etc. My question is if you can get an 06 enthusiast automatic for the MSRP, OTD (out the door, all taxes and lics, fee, etc) Then, that would be a pretty good deal, no?

Also, any promotional financing from Nissan on the 06? Not 05's.

 

I found a great website that when I read through it was awesome. I've saved lots on cars that I bought during Christmas (everyone else was spending cash on stuff) and this site tells you tricks like that and more. Read through the whole thing (seven informative chapters) and let me know what you think. I has links to those that know the promotions and factory holdbacks etc.. I'm not associated with the site and It's not about money (except saving yours).


http://www.carbuyingtips.com/

 

WOW! You’ve been a forum member for 3 years 4 months. In fact you’ve been a 350Z enthusiast before the first 350Zs hit the US. You are very patient.

 

just got an 06 and there is no promotional financing, yet i got a college grad rebate of $500.

you can probably get your enthusiast for the msrp, otd. i got my base for that price. just go in there and say you want it and youll buy the car today if the deal is right. then right when it is about to be right, say you are fed up and leave. then youll definitely get your deal.

my grandpa, who's quite senile, was for some reason able to buy his camry for 2k under invoice. i have no clue how he did it. just leave when it is the right time.

 

i got a 2005 350z roadster enthusiast for 33,500 OTD with 6.25% financing for 5 years.

i got it new btw.

 

I am not that patient. I actually bought a 05 350Z enthusiast silverstone in November of 04 but sold it this past spring. I've been going through lots of cars lately and was thinking about coming back to a Z. I just don't have a vpp hookup this time so just testing the waters to see if I should take the plunge this time. I will definitely be getting an automatic this time though, the manual was fun the first time around, but my commute to work effectively killed that.

 

December is the time to deal on a 2005. Dealers will be getting the 2006s soon and want to clear their lots.