Nismo Pricing
06-12-2003, 08:30 AM
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Nismo Pricing
Wanted to give the group a heads up on the Nismo pricing. There seems to be some concern regarding the S-Tune suspension pricing. Please note the pricing this group has seen is recommended dealer MSRP. What dealers decide to actually charge is completely up to them.
There are numerous dealers out there whom have already posted lower prices, like Courtesy Nissan and Cerritos Nissan. These prices are significantly lower than the suggested MSRP with a range of ($1400-$1700) for the S-Tune suspension kit.
Hope this helps.
There are numerous dealers out there whom have already posted lower prices, like Courtesy Nissan and Cerritos Nissan. These prices are significantly lower than the suggested MSRP with a range of ($1400-$1700) for the S-Tune suspension kit.
Hope this helps.
06-12-2003, 10:12 AM
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Why would that even be the MSRP? It makes no sense. Nissan did not do what we expected them to do, which was have decent prices for the NISMO products. MSRP stands for Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price. That means that Nissan is recommending this as the price it is sold at. That is crazy. I really think that Nissan screwed the pooch on this one.
06-12-2003, 11:28 AM
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Re: Nismo Pricing
Originally posted by Mr350Z
Wanted to give the group a heads up on the Nismo pricing. There seems to be some concern regarding the S-Tune suspension pricing. Please note the pricing this group has seen is recommended dealer MSRP. What dealers decide to actually charge is completely up to them.
There are numerous dealers out there whom have already posted lower prices, like Courtesy Nissan and Cerritos Nissan. These prices are significantly lower than the suggested MSRP with a range of ($1400-$1700) for the S-Tune suspension kit.
Hope this helps.
Wanted to give the group a heads up on the Nismo pricing. There seems to be some concern regarding the S-Tune suspension pricing. Please note the pricing this group has seen is recommended dealer MSRP. What dealers decide to actually charge is completely up to them.
There are numerous dealers out there whom have already posted lower prices, like Courtesy Nissan and Cerritos Nissan. These prices are significantly lower than the suggested MSRP with a range of ($1400-$1700) for the S-Tune suspension kit.
Hope this helps.
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06-12-2003, 02:53 PM
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Originally posted by sands
Any word if it will be approved for VDC applications before it is released?
Any word if it will be approved for VDC applications before it is released?
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