is it POSSIBLE to buy a 350z with $12000?
04-26-2009, 03:21 PM
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i already have an easygoing accord
and i think this is time to changing my car.
i'm just asking how is keeping a sports car
because i never have it.
i know buying a new civic is much easy to keep..
but i want something special..and fun driving car
i love cars, and i will care my car like she is my gf
and i think this is time to changing my car.
i'm just asking how is keeping a sports car
because i never have it.
i know buying a new civic is much easy to keep..
but i want something special..and fun driving car
i love cars, and i will care my car like she is my gf
04-26-2009, 03:26 PM
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Funny you should ask
I just bought one Fri, it is an 04 enthusiast with 78k mi Daytona blue in almost perfect condition, took it to a mech shop, put it on a rack and gave it a real good inspection. I got lucky, if your willing to drive you can find anything, but to answer your question, yes it is deff possible
04-26-2009, 03:35 PM
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I just bought one Fri, it is an 04 enthusiast with 78k mi Daytona blue in almost perfect condition, took it to a mech shop, put it on a rack and gave it a real good inspection. I got lucky, if your willing to drive you can find anything, but to answer your question, yes it is deff possible
it means it possible!
thanks
04-26-2009, 07:12 PM
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Anything is possible. You have to be ready now with no fooling around. Buyers are often squeamish with offers like
Would you consider $12,000?
That's not a real offer.
Consider
I will give you $12,000 for the car now.
then pull a roll of hundreds out of your pocket. Money talks. BS walks.
Would you consider $12,000?
That's not a real offer.
Consider
I will give you $12,000 for the car now.
then pull a roll of hundreds out of your pocket. Money talks. BS walks.
04-26-2009, 10:13 PM
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350z might not be the car for you yet. If you are already tight on money, its gonna cost you a lot more for insurance than an accord, especially being a 20 year old male.
04-27-2009, 01:55 AM
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i was able to get my 03 with 20k miles for 14k from a dealer. as i think bout it i think i could have gotten it lower too.
i was looking off and on for the right deal though for a very long time. about a year... i didn't really need a car as much as i wanted a car worth having if you know what i mean.
i was looking off and on for the right deal though for a very long time. about a year... i didn't really need a car as much as i wanted a car worth having if you know what i mean.
04-27-2009, 06:19 AM
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I know a kid that wants to get rid of his 03 Z for 15,500 it has 54,XXX miles but he really doesnt want it any more ill get his # and you could talk the price down...
04-27-2009, 07:05 AM
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A Z for $12,000...Sure
I bought my Z for $11,000. Its an 03 Touring with 60,000 miles when I bought it. In Great shape. Only thing slightly wrong with it is there is a 'coin tray' thing in the consol that is broken & the drink holder in the dash wont come out, but I don't let drinks in my car anyway.. So yea you can find one.
P.S. - I work at a Parts store and deal daily with the people I bought it from. Plus I had to put tires on it.
P.S. - I work at a Parts store and deal daily with the people I bought it from. Plus I had to put tires on it.
04-27-2009, 07:27 AM
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04-27-2009, 08:27 AM
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I bought an 03 Touring w/LSD for 12,5k... found it in completely mint condition inside and out, high miles (all highway), car originated from down south, only 2 owners and all services made accordingly. Drove it 200 miles from dealership to home, and all engine/chassis/suspension was spot on, with great feedback. Great new weekend toy for me & the wife 
Don't be afraid of high mileage cars, check service records, and do a proper follow through of the car before purchase. These cars were built to last... "if" well taken care of, so follow proper maintenance.
Don't be afraid of high mileage cars, check service records, and do a proper follow through of the car before purchase. These cars were built to last... "if" well taken care of, so follow proper maintenance.
