Should I pay sticker for a 09 Nismo?

Blackcrimzon

Dealers can go below the sticker price no matter what they say. Even if its only 200 dollars as that’s the only amount I could get off from mine. I wasn’t even trying to buy one that day. I just happened to go in and ask about getting a base model. Well they didn’t have any left in a manual and I wasn’t going to get one in an automatic. So I did end up buying the Nismo. Really in the end I think it comes down to if they cut you a fair deal. Yes its true you might get it cheaper or you might not. If they didn’t charge you more then the sticker price then you did good. If you can afford the monthly payments to were your not eating top ramen noodles and kool aid each night for dinner then your good. Not that anything is wrong with eating ramen and kool aid lol but you get my point. Really if your happy and they didn’t charge you a ton of money then whats really the difference? In the end if your happy that is all that matters. And hey you have a Nismo so smile

zinistr

I paid $36,100 for mine...Metro Nissan out of CA. It had 76 miles on it...series #196.

Invoice means nothing...find a dealer that's got one on the lot. Mine arrived in July, so the dealer was motivated to sell it.

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1970 Datsun 240z (HLS #201) & '71 240z "Zuns Z"
1991 300zx TT 'ZINISTR' & '93 300zx Vert TT "MASTR"
1994 300zx Vert 'BREEZZY' & 1995 300zx Z32 Coupe
2009 NISMO Edition 370Z, Silver #196

mick

I got a 370z nismo of death

Z34 10 0004

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