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ndry_06 · 11-13-2010, 02:50 PM

Went to a dealer about 3.5 hrs away. 2010 370z Touring AT (splash guards, illuminated kick plates, carpet floors, carpet trunk) at $34787+TTL.

Felt like it was a good deal but the logistics of going back home while I drove by myself in my pickup didnt work for me. Is this a good price? I negotiated them down from a initial $39K and after the third no from me they went to $34787. I feel it is a good price.

Also the salesman offered to follow me home in my truck so I could purchase that night (approx 9pm) and did mention they had about 30 2010's (the most in the southwest). They sounded extremly eager to sell almost like they were going to make a killing off me. I just couldnt drive 10hrs more in one night to purchase. Also they calculated $650 and $700 as destination fees as they said it is a two part process.

11-13-2010, 02:50 PM	#1 (permalink)
ndry_06 Base Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Midland Posts: 14 Drives: 2010 370z Sport Rep Power: 14	Seems like a good deal to me.. Went to a dealer about 3.5 hrs away. 2010 370z Touring AT (splash guards, illuminated kick plates, carpet floors, carpet trunk) at $34787+TTL. Felt like it was a good deal but the logistics of going back home while I drove by myself in my pickup didnt work for me. Is this a good price? I negotiated them down from a initial $39K and after the third no from me they went to $34787. I feel it is a good price. Also the salesman offered to follow me home in my truck so I could purchase that night (approx 9pm) and did mention they had about 30 2010's (the most in the southwest). They sounded extremly eager to sell almost like they were going to make a killing off me. I just couldnt drive 10hrs more in one night to purchase. Also they calculated $650 and $700 as destination fees as they said it is a two part process. Last edited by ndry_06; 11-13-2010 at 02:52 PM.