Thank you for the tips everyone... They tried to scam me and I'm gona show them whats up. Wish me luck for tomorrow

 

yea... I'd try to get some money back or just pay the same amount for an 07-08. I got my 08 base with 35k on it for just under 16k.

 

Navigation was an option on the GT trim. I have a Grand Touring w/o nav. GT should have VDC (with VDC off button, no TCS off button). As far as price, I suggest looking at other vehicles near the same and see how they're priced.

 

welcome. got pics?

 

Yep, not a GT car. Sorry to say this but you did pay GT money. I hope everytthing works out for you.

 

like stated it is a touring, not grand touring, hopefully you get some money back

 

My God I wish I lived in the states. A 2008 base would go for around $25-30k
And my 06 Base was $18k and that is only because it is high mileage otherwise it would be over $20k easy.

But OP, you definitely need to get some money back or those advertised accessories installed.

 

Sadly, that's a very common dealership ploy, but it's on the buyer to know what they are looking at. KBB and other websites also "allow" the dealer to check off options that come standard on the vehicle. For example, the price for a touring would already take into account that leather is standard, which is part of the reason the touring is more expensive than a base (same for HIDs, etc.). However, the software allows them to "check the box" for leather as an upgrade, ultimately adding more "fair price" to the vehicle. I have purchased 3 or 4 used Nissans, and every time they pulled this crap. "KBB says it's a fair value" they say, but of course it does after they have mis-classified the vehicle (base, touring, grand touring, enthusiast, etc. for a Z; XE, SE, LE for most of the rest of their line-up), then added options that were standard. You have to call them out on that crap, and be a smart shopper.

How did it go yesterday? I thought you were going in to "show them what's up". Nissan's corporate approach is to get you to buy on the day you show up so that you can't think more about it and find a car somewhere else. This is not the same at Lexus, BMW, etc., as they know you'll be back.

 

Ouch.

I paid 20k for my 1 owner 07 grand touring with 29k Miles.

 

Yet another example of this. Sad.

http://www.carmax.com/enus/view-car/default.html?AVi=6&id=7805804&N=4294966976+4294966757+429496 5695&D=90&zip=55422&pD=0&pI=0&pT=400&pC=200&pB=0&No=0&Ep=hom epage:homepage%20Make&Rp=R&PP=20&sV=List&CD=662+14+966+240+1 90+398+9&Q=ce9d50e9-45c1-4fa3-ad0a-58edb31f78ea

 

I could be wrong, but I actually thought that they GT AUTOMATIC didn't come with Brembos. I don't know if that's for all years. Regardless, only the GT Roadster didn't have the 18/19 wheels (or the bluetooth), which aggravates me royally because we have an 07' GT Roadster. That actually may be a GT, with the GT wheels swapped out since it looks like it has the bluetooth.

 

http://www.carmax.com/enus/view-car/...a-58edb31f78ea

TCS off button, no brembo, no staggered wheels.... Touring

 

I still payed the same price... they didn't bring the price down saying it was a typo online... they showed me a kbb of 23k but they charged me 18.9k for the car... the guy was like we charged u for a touring, I know they made like 2-3k profit off me, but I'm happy with the car so I really don't care anymore.

 

Good to hear your happy. That's the main thing!

 

as long as your happy

 

Re. the car being misidentified, unfortunately that happens a lot. Typically they state somewhere in the ad they are not responsible for typos, etc.

Re. the oil consumption, the engine in the MT cars has that engine with the issue. The cars with AT have a different engine so you should be OK.

My rule of thumb is after making a major purchase as a house or a car, stop looking at ads and don't ask opinions. It doesn't matter. As long as you're happy, stay that way.

My 3 cents worth.

 

Yea as long as your happy, thats what counts. I paid 26k for my 08 a little while ago (touring 6mt with orange seats) but it only had 4k miles on it. People are always going to tell you about their "killer" deals, and no matter what you paid, someone will tell you you overpaid thousands of dollars. If you can afford it, and it makes you happy, then that's all that matters.