Help: Any Nissan dealership employees out there?
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Help: Any Nissan dealership employees out there?
I'm planning to buy a 2007 Z. I was hoping if someone can look up a particular model for me on that nissan network and let me know where and when it will be arriving - so I wont have to order one.
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Edit: I think I was wrong on my previous post. You would probably be saving 6-8 hundred instead of a thousand if the above info is correct.
Originally Posted by usmanasif
What is a good price for the Z I want?
No one can answer that for you without a lot of details. For a new Z, go to www.edmunds.com and search for invoice price based on the exact specs you want on the car. 1-3% above invoice is the general rule of thumb for new car purchases. Always make the lowest offer first and then bargain up from there.
For a used Z, look up value at www.kbb.com and use that as reference.
What if it is a special order?
If your Z will be a special order from Japan, you can get it for invoice if you know how to haggle. The dealer always pays Nissan 2% less than invoice if the car is sold within 30 days of reaching dealership. It is called "Dealer Holdback". For special orders, Nissan dealers pocket all 2% since the car is whisked away as soon as it arrives. Keep that in mind and bargain wisely, you will not be disappointed!
No one can answer that for you without a lot of details. For a new Z, go to www.edmunds.com and search for invoice price based on the exact specs you want on the car. 1-3% above invoice is the general rule of thumb for new car purchases. Always make the lowest offer first and then bargain up from there.
For a used Z, look up value at www.kbb.com and use that as reference.
What if it is a special order?
If your Z will be a special order from Japan, you can get it for invoice if you know how to haggle. The dealer always pays Nissan 2% less than invoice if the car is sold within 30 days of reaching dealership. It is called "Dealer Holdback". For special orders, Nissan dealers pocket all 2% since the car is whisked away as soon as it arrives. Keep that in mind and bargain wisely, you will not be disappointed!
Last edited by oclor; Jan 12, 2007 at 01:49 AM.
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