I have always thought the Nismo Z's are sexy but everytime I see one it just confirms it.

 

In 1965 Ford gave there Mustang to a racer in Tx. called Carrol Shelby. I'm sure some of use's have hered of him Mr. Shelby. To boost the car's performance image.The same thing we have in the Nismo Z's we drive today. It took 20 plus years before those car's sold for more than the original purchase price.

I was bidding on a 1990 ZR1 Corvett on Ebay with 25000 mi on it, sold for $15300 this is a limited and rare car that sold for $65k when new. It's how you take care of the car and the car it's self that determines it's worth 20 years from now.

I believe the 07-08 Nismo's will be like a 65-66 Shelby Gt350 but you all need to take care of it and hold on to it for 20 plus years,original owner and paint cars sell for more than one's thats had mods with out original parts to put them back to stock,or multipul owners cars are worth.

Look it up new car price appox. $4200. Now 65-66 Shelby Gt350's go for $35k-$100k plus depends on condition of the car but thats just my 2cents worth!

 

all i know is my fiancee wanted to trade her nismo in for a 335i tt, and they offered us $17.5 for her nismo, after a yr ago when we paid $38,000, car is in perfect condition with 13,000 miles on it, no dents no scratches nothing and they offered us that.This car has no value in it whats so ever.

 

Since when does trade in equal what a cars worth. Of course they are going to low ball you.

 

Thats jacked up. I went to car max to see what they would give me for my 06 base and they offered $15.5k and this is a base. Value means different things to different people but in general the Z's dont hold their retail value for crap compared to other cars.

 

Some of you folks seem to forget this car is no longer made and will not loose value as the others Zs will. It will retain the value longer, possibly go up in the future, you never know. Limited Edition cars do this.