Thread: Can someone explain Nissan's mentality to me.
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Old 05-17-2011, 10:55 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by shesha View Post
The 350z seemed like a hot selling car. I owned a g35 at the time. It seemed like everyone and their mother owned a 350. In 2009 I leased a 370. 2 years later I see other 370s every once in a while.

Is it because Nissan doesn't budge on 370 negotiations? Why hasn't the 370 sold as well. I don't mind as it makes me feel like I own a more rare car, but what is Nissan thinking. As far as sales numbers go? Has the 370 been a failure? Why doesnt the dealership offer better deals?

I just don't get it.

In 15 months my lease is up, what should I get?
Take a look at the unemployment rate. Gas prices. National debt.

It's not Nissan's fault. The 370Z is a great car.

That said, if you want American, mustang gt or corvette. If you want import, 370Z. Just my .02 since you asked.
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