Thread: New '11 370z Advice
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Old 07-12-2012, 05:43 PM   #19 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ZGr8 View Post
I was hoping to get advice on what I should offer on a new '11 370z, Touring with Sport Package - MSRP 41,685

It doesn't come with the nav. package and is on the dealer's "storage" lot. Currently, it only has 17 miles on it....so it's brand new, except that it is an '11.

I got an e-quote at 36,651 which seems like it would be alright if it was a 12, but I am kind of balking at that since it is an 11 (doesn't bother me).

I am switching from an '05 Xterra and was hoping some fellow z owner's could give me some advice/perspective. Thanks!
In May of 2010 I bought a 2009 Touring/sport/Nav for $32,900 with 25 miles on it, or $7,400 below invoice. It seems you are in the same boat only it's July, two months later. I'd say you are closer to $34,000. Maybe my dealer just wanted space and or money.

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