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somewhere within the boundaries of 80k'ish is more reasonable..
btw shift paddles are so much fun. i know you people who've been stick shifting for a long time might take some time to adjust (if you do get the GTR) but it's definitely fun. you get that F1 feeling when ur flooring it down the highway :P
btw shift paddles are so much fun. i know you people who've been stick shifting for a long time might take some time to adjust (if you do get the GTR) but it's definitely fun. you get that F1 feeling when ur flooring it down the highway :P
Originally Posted by 240Zplus110
I was quoted about $88k by the manager of the local Nissan dealer -- he said that was the number being quoted by Nissan Canada exec's.
Nobody seems to know for sure since they still don't have official price lists
Nobody seems to know for sure since they still don't have official price lists
thats true, I work for nissan there is not a 100% price tag out yet.
Originally Posted by 350z4metoronto
they just announced the US pricing $69-71,000.....even if they keep it in line with the I am getting one - it is a steal. I do not expect them to lower it due to the strong CDN$. But they better not add in an additional $10-20,000 just because we are in Canada.
hey when you want a GTR come to Collins Nissan we are going to import as many as we can out of the US!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by clemlover15
hey when you want a GTR come to Collins Nissan we are going to import as many as we can out of the US!!!!!!!!!
Don't you mean into the U.S?
If you are a Nissan franchise, how would Nissan feel about you selling unofficially imported vehicles?
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Originally Posted by clemlover15
thats true, I work for nissan there is not a 100% price tag out yet.
Originally Posted by Black Duck
Don't you mean into the U.S?
If you are a Nissan franchise, how would Nissan feel about you selling unofficially imported vehicles?
If you are a Nissan franchise, how would Nissan feel about you selling unofficially imported vehicles?
dude we have been doing it all summer, all our used cars are from the US.
There is nothing wrong with that, why would there be??
Originally Posted by Black Duck
Well the price is official but it can be determined by a dealership as to how much of a premium they add.
if its offical than you must know something all other nissan sales people don't.
Originally Posted by Spec_Tacular
And they will have no warranty!!! Awesome
the cars that we will be bring from the US will be registered or will be registered in the US for more than 6 months, therefore they are imported - Nissan will then honor the factory warranty!
AWESOME!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by clemlover15
hey when you want a GTR come to Collins Nissan we are going to import as many as we can out of the US
Originally Posted by clemlover15
dude we have been doing it all summer, all our used cars are from the US.
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Originally Posted by clemlover15
if its offical than you must know something all other nissan sales people don't.
LOS ANGELES — Nissan announced today that its 2009 Nissan GT-R will be priced at $69,850 for the base model, and $71,900 for the Premium trim. Both prices include delivery charges.
By the way, I still maintain that what you were trying to say is that the dealerships have not determined what premiums they will add on.
Last edited by Black Duck; Nov 19, 2007 at 03:36 PM.
IIRC... Mr. Ghosn only announced the US price.
Like one poster already said, because it is an import to either Canada or the US there will be two distinct prices (not based on US exchange rate) based on applicable duties -- which I believe in Canada is 6% for a Japanese manufactured auto. This fact is independent of what dealers will charge... as you could say the same for US dealers.
Like one poster already said, because it is an import to either Canada or the US there will be two distinct prices (not based on US exchange rate) based on applicable duties -- which I believe in Canada is 6% for a Japanese manufactured auto. This fact is independent of what dealers will charge... as you could say the same for US dealers.
Last edited by 240Zplus110; Nov 19, 2007 at 03:43 PM.
Originally Posted by clemlover15
the cars that we will be bring from the US will be registered or will be registered in the US for more than 6 months, therefore they are imported - Nissan will then honor the factory warranty!
AWESOME!!!!!!
AWESOME!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by clemlover15
the cars that we will be bring from the US will be registered or will be registered in the US for more than 6 months, therefore they are imported - Nissan will then honor the factory warranty!
AWESOME!!!!!!
AWESOME!!!!!!
Anyways all the power to you I'd love to see more in Canada anyway.
Have you guys made the call to upgrade your dealership to carry the GT-R yet?
Originally Posted by Spec_Tacular
So they'll be used vehicles? Plus how do you expect to get them from the US do you not think they'll want to retail them to customers? Supply certainly wont be high.
Anyways all the power to you I'd love to see more in Canada anyway.
Have you guys made the call to upgrade your dealership to carry the GT-R yet?
Anyways all the power to you I'd love to see more in Canada anyway.
Have you guys made the call to upgrade your dealership to carry the GT-R yet?
no will not be making the service upgrade, which is why we will try to get a used one or repo or whatever. But trust me the owner here will get one 100%for sure he is probally hands down one of the top imports in North america...