Awwww yeah!!! Fingers Crossed!

I'll believe it when I see it.

Sorry for posting on an old topic but I thought I would share the info I found recently. I tried to stay up-to-date on infos regarding the 2015 370Z Nismo for about a month and in the past couple of days, I read that Canada would be getting the Nismo this year. Maybe you already know but, here are some links on it:\

#1
http://ca.autoblog.com/2014/07/16/2015-nissan-370z-nismo-review-quick-spin/

#2: Scroll down a lil for the part on the 370Z Nismo
Speed dominates as Nissan focuses on special projects | Driving

I could post more links on different websites but you get the idea that from what we read, it's coming back to Canada this year. Can't wait to buy one :D

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The 2015 Nissan Lineup: Charting the Changes - Z - Nissan Online Newsroom

I just want the freaking seats

For Canadian waiting for the 2015 370z NISMO, got an answer from Nissan Canada yesterday (08/11/14). They said it will be available in dealership later this summer.

It already is later this summer. Probably more like September.

That's what I was guessing. Late August or September.

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buy online thru US save maybe 8 g depending on negotiating skills. ship by transport to border pay taxes there. And yes before anyone blows smoke up you know where about warranty etc, I have done it. Purchased 2011 370Z touring coupe AT loaded april 2011 South Carolina. Warranty is only void if you flip the vehicle within 6 months of purchase. Good luck

U can expect that 370z Nismo to go for $60,000 Canadian!! You'll save huge buying from US. Their sticker price will be most likely around $45,000US

Insane!

Can't bring in a brand new vehicle from the states. It has to be used.

New law? Or is it Nissan specific? I know this isn't true for other makes, not sure about nissan

I looked into it a year ago. Wanted a Nismo. Had to have something like 2000 miles on it before I could export into Canada.
Dealer in Montana would not sell me a new one. I can't recall if it was Nissan specific or a Customs law.

could be nissan. they may want to save their business in canada just like toyota, honda, etc...
I know it's possible because my friend bought a brand new Subaru last year. It's just the dealers don't sell to canadians. If you have someone you trust in US, you can get them to buy it for you and then transfer to your name so yes, basically "Used"