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It's not worth trading up for a set of wheels and a build plate mate. It all comes down to people who bought the 370z first and are $%$$ off
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It's not worth trading up for a set of wheels and a build plate mate.
It all comes down to people who bought the 370z first and are $%$$ off we didn't get the 19's in the first place. Even if I was a new buyer looking. I would target a 09 build 370z. (pending stock) Dealerships won't move off RRP for the 2010 built until atleast the end of 2010/ start of 2011. There will be a flood of 19's on the market at the end of the year. Coupe owners will go after light racing wheels and convertibles will go after bling. |
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