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Originally Posted by DavidZ370 Nissan makes wonderful sports cars and milks every last dime and penny until no longer, i get that they arent special cars but for a 100k

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Old 04-18-2017, 09:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Nissan makes wonderful sports cars and milks every last dime and penny until no longer, i get that they arent special cars but for a 100k car like the gtr to be worth less than 76k in 2 years and 20k miles is beyond ridiculous
That's nothing. The new $100k ZO6 only has 53% residual value after a 3 yr lease. Any German north of 50k loses half value after 3 yrs also.

The GTR actually holds value.

The Z holds value even better. I sold my 4.5 yr old 370z for 50% msrp
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That's nothing. The new $100k ZO6 only has 53% residual value after a 3 yr lease. Any German north of 50k loses half value after 3 yrs also.

The GTR actually holds value.

The Z holds value even better. I sold my 4.5 yr old 370z for 50% msrp
Agree for the most part minus the GTR holding value.
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Agree for the most part minus the GTR holding value.
What's your evidence it doesn't? Have you searched used GTR inventory/price recently? Unless it has very miles, even 09' are asking well over 50k

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What's your evidence it doesn't? Have you searched used GTR inventory/price recently? Unless it has very miles, even 09' are asking well over 50k
Thats atrocious....... idk why you think in anyway thats remotely good, theres a local 2014 going for 68k with 33k miles lol..... why? because nissan did what nissan does, milk the **** out of the GTR. Not saying its not a great car, just saying nissan as a whole has a way of destroying the market for them. The car holds less value than the most base subaru you can ever find lol.
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Thats atrocious....... idk why you think in anyway thats remotely good, theres a local 2014 going for 68k with 33k miles lol..... why? because nissan did what nissan does, milk the **** out of the GTR. Not saying its not a great car, just saying nissan as a whole has a way of destroying the market for them. The car holds less value than the most base subaru you can ever find lol.
What? You expect a mass produced car to gain in value after 33k miles?

Look at exotics and how fast they plummet in value. Especially if 33k on the clock
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That's nothing. The new $100k ZO6 only has 53% residual value after a 3 yr lease. Any German north of 50k loses half value after 3 yrs also.

The GTR actually holds value.

The Z holds value even better. I sold my 4.5 yr old 370z for 50% msrp
Not anymore. The residual value today on a 2017 Z is $15,600.
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Not anymore. The residual value today on a 2017 Z is $15,600.
Right. On a very base 29,900 car.

But hopefully you are able to negotiate at least 25% off during purchase (22,425 after 25% discount). Which nets to adjusted 69% residual after 3 years. Not bad at all considering either discontinue or complete TT engine overhaul next year or so

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Right. On a very base 29,900 car.

But hopefully you are able to negotiate at least 25% off during purchase (22,425 after 25% discount). Which nets to adjusted 69% residual after 3 years. Not bad at all considering either discontinue or complete TT engine overhaul next year or so
Before anyone say you can't get that type of deal...

https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...28880&zc=32765
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Before anyone say you can't get that type of deal...

https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...28880&zc=32765
Must be a Florida thing?
Here in Washington State within 500 miles the lowest price is $27,995 for base 2017
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Must be a Florida thing?
Here in Washington State within 500 miles the lowest price is $27,995 for base 2017
If you pull up that ad to nearby dealers and ask them to match, I am sure they will
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Not anymore. The residual value today on a 2017 Z is $15,600.
Residual value should be the value expected to sell. No way residual value is 15,600 not even a 2016 is that low......find me a 2017 for that low a price anywhere.

I just did a nationwide search for 2016 model and 2017 model and the lowest price one in the nation is 20k and 2017 is 23k and they are base models... That's a long way off from 15600....
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Residual value should be the value expected to sell. No way residual value is 15,600 not even a 2016 is that low......find me a 2017 for that low a price anywhere.

I just did a nationwide search for 2016 model and 2017 model and the lowest price one in the nation is 20k and 2017 is 23k and they are base models... That's a long way off from 15600....
Here's lease pricing from Nissan Acceptance Corporation on a 2017 Sport Tech. I did mis-speak and I apologize. I misrepresentedt the residual value by $350. Note that Nissan's guess at residual value in three years is $15,945.
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Here's lease pricing from Nissan Acceptance Corporation on a 2017 Sport Tech. I did mis-speak and I apologize. I misrepresentedt the residual value by $350. Note that Nissan's guess at residual value in three years is $15,945.
What SINISTER meant is 15,945 residual for CURRENT 2017 used price, not in 3 years..

So the residual is is 46%. Since you can easily find 25% discount on any new 2017, the adjusted loss is only 29% for 3 years. Not too shabby

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Not anymore. The residual value today on a 2017 Z is $15,600.
Sign me up, i have cash in hand @ $15,600
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