2014 370Z Nismo selling price
 

Looking for opinion on how much to ask for my Nismo if I want to sell it.

Basic details 2014 Nismo, 6 speed, near perfect condition, second owner and always garage keep no winter driving.

Mileage is only 4900

Everything OE except muffler assembly and have OE muffler
Base radio

Color Red

Appreciate opinions

best place to start is KBB or carfax to get some idea of what book value is.
whether you sell it or trade it in.
Prices are always a bit odd as to what someone will pay for a car
since mostly originally, with low mileage, should go for a bit of a premium.
Also depends, on what you want to get out of the car... That is really the major determining point

You're going to get high value for that car. 35-40k would be where I would target. You effectively have a new car that is stock, which is very rare now.

2014 is the most desirable and rarest of the V1 nismo. At that mileage, you may get $40k from an exact buyer. $35k would be fairly priced. Look at sale price history on Bring A Trailer.

Prices for V1 has been quite solid.

Would love a 14 myself.

I've got 29k on mine and I'd ask 35k for it...if I was going to sell.

Thank you for the feedback, does any one know just how rare the 2014 is compared to 2013 or 2015. Any place to find production numbers on specific makes and models?
Thanks again

[QUOTE=mallynb;4051217]Thank you for the feedback, does any one know just how rare the 2014 is compared to 2013 or 2015. Any place to find production numbers on specific makes and models?
Thanks again for the help

[QUOTE=mallynb;4051218]Your car is absolutely beautiful. 100% go for high value. I bet a dealer would sell that close to 50g (and it would sit for a bit). Definitely target 40k. 2014 is the year to get for Nismo because that body style is iconic. I'd imagine some people will try talking you down, because you're going to get a lot of people wanting a deal. Don't listen to them. You really have a gem.

Sales were ok for the 370z between 2009-2011 but really started to tank after. I can't imagine there would be more than 1000 of them on the streets for 2014. In fact, I bet it's closer to 500. It really is a rare car. The reason why is because the 350z flooded the market and sold VERY well. The 370z felt like an extension of the 350z so there wasn't a ton of appetite to get a similar car. Now that some time has gone by, people are on 4,5,6,7+ owners of the car and most of them are getting clapped out or wrecked. A normal clean 370z is going up in value due to that.

Again, I urge you to sell high value.

[QUOTE=mallynb;4051218]I wouldn't go below 50k on this beauty, not a chance. When the right buyer comes, he won't care about a few grand more or less. This looks like a lottery win.

Thank You!

[QUOTE=mallynb;4051218]13 has the same darker wheels but 14 is the only year with the contrasting black color bits on the wing, skirt, and rear bumper. 15 and up are the version 2 Nismo with different body kit, which are plentiful.

14 is the unicorn. There’s no comparing to other years.

26 2014's in the US

[QUOTE=mallynb;4051218] Damn it, beautiful car man :yum: