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Jordo! · 05-03-2014, 02:38 PM

A car is a car: Get the Black Book and consult the real, honest to god auction value. Walk in with that and watch them get pale.

For a car of that cost, expect massive depreciation.

2010 GT-R (from 2012) Black Book = $80,790 MSRP, $65,2550/$62,750 Wholesale (Clean/Average) and $73,325/$71,000 Retail (Clean/Average).

For point of reference: 2011 MSRP = $84,060 MSRP (no details on other prices in 2012 BB), and $89,950 non-Black edition (again, no other prices in 2012 BB -- get the 2014 Black Book!)

Go in, know the actual value of the car, and give them motherfucking hell. All cars are worthless, depreciating hunks of ****, and all dealers make a profit on the back and front end -- take no prisoners.

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Jordo! A True Z Fanatic Join Date: May 2010 Location: nirvana Posts: 6,394 Drives: 2023 NATM Rep Power: 418	A car is a car: Get the Black Book and consult the real, honest to god auction value. Walk in with that and watch them get pale. For a car of that cost, expect massive depreciation. 2010 GT-R (from 2012) Black Book = $80,790 MSRP, $65,2550/$62,750 Wholesale (Clean/Average) and $73,325/$71,000 Retail (Clean/Average). For point of reference: 2011 MSRP = $84,060 MSRP (no details on other prices in 2012 BB), and $89,950 non-Black edition (again, no other prices in 2012 BB -- get the 2014 Black Book!) Go in, know the actual value of the car, and give them motherfucking hell. All cars are worthless, depreciating hunks of ****, and all dealers make a profit on the back and front end -- take no prisoners. __________________ Enjoy it. Destroy it.