2010 40th Anniversary. Only 7500 miles.
 

Attachment 108187Thinking of going a different direction, car-wise. My 370z is an absolutely pristine 40th Anniversary edition. Beautiful car that turns heads. The only mods I've performed are an Ark Performance Grip exhaust, which looks and sounds great, and Z1 post MAF tubes with K&N filters. Also tinted the windows.I've kept the original exhaust and intake components on hand. I've just had the car serviced/oil changed. Tires have plenty of tread. Paint is very nearly flawless. Interior is equally flawless and still smells new inside. Thought Id test the market and see if there's interest. PM me if you'd like to know more or would like pictures. Thanks! $25,500.

Please provide a price!

Glws

No price then its FREE!:tup:
You can use it as tax deductible if you donate it to me.

Serious note:
How much you selling it bro.?

Whoops! A price would help, wouldn't it.. $25,500. And the car is located in NW Arkansas.

Updated the pricing on this today to reflect the fact that depreciation and other factors alter what the book says, towards the end of the year.

Ran the numbers at NADA, KBB, and Edmunds. $25,500 is the average of the three.

7500 mile service/oil change was performed and the crankcase was filled with Redline oil.

This car has extremely low miles. It has been garage kept its whole life and has seldom even seen rain. Granted, attitudes and ideas vary as to the 'value' of the 40th Anniversary models. It was, as we all know, just different trim, with nicer wheels and a big brake kit. That being said, this one is practically new, even though its 5 yrs old. $40,000 for a brand new specimen would always be questionable, in my mind. But this is a lot of car for $25,500. And, Ive added about $2000 worth of parts since I've owned it (Tint, CBE, Intake Tubes, Rear Fog Light).

Price is pretty firm. At least until NADA and their ilk change the numbers again.

Thanks!

Car is sold!