buying new nismo?

whoady4shoady

I suggest you look for a used 09 with low mileage. You will save a but load of money.

Hojo

Im considering that, but I really want to get a new car for once. I dont neccessarly have a problem with spending 40K+, but I just want to be sure when I purchase that I am getting the best price. Is there any bargaining power for a Nismo?

mdbrich

Go to a bigger city with a bigger dealer. They have the power to bargain. Its easy they sell more cars. So they can sell these cars cheaper. Esp if they have been sitting there for a while. I would say shop around dealers. Maybe go out of town.

chops

i agree. here in cali there were probably 5-6 white nismo's at the dealerships in the area. was very easy to deal for me with the option to go so many dealerships!

LuckyJinx

Domestic economy.

NismoJim

When I bought my new 2010 Nismo last summer, I was negotiating with 2 dealers, neither of which had a Nismo in stock. Both dealers were more than willing to negotiate on price. I finally got them down to $37k. Sold! I had to wait a couple of weeks for the dealer to locate one.
I found TrueCar.com very helpful in giving me an idea of the market price for these vehicles at the time I was looking.

Hint: Everything is negotiable.

Good luck,
Jim

EValentin1

Everything...and i mean Everything is negotiable! I used USAA's car buying service (free) and got a price i didnt even think would be possible $35839. I specified 3 colors ( i live in CT in the NE) black, silver, and the platinum grey. There were only 18 from maine to northern virgina. I did my research and found many dealers that were willing to locate one....but for the wrong price. kept searching (and after hearing from another dealer that they could get one for me from a dealer in jersey). Well i decided to call up the NJ dealer myself,yes i know a jerk move but they sold me the car for $1000 lower than the dealer in CT offered to pick it up for me. At the end of the day i got a brand new black nismo, at a great price, and i love it!

good luck with the search. give the USAA car buying service a try if you can. it saved me a pretty penny!