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For the first time this week I let it go two weeks without washing and was surprised to see how well it did. If only I could keep the love bugs and bird shyte at bay! |
yeah pollens took a beating to my blue paint too
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I got a new quote for a 2011 blue/SP/manual invoice price is $33,878. This price includes shipping which is almost 1000 miles away but it will be shipped on a trailer. They'll give me 18,000 for my trade in(Altima with damage) and I get to keep the 1,500 insurance check.
This still sounds like to much money. $34,480 is the msrp w/ SP. So I'm getting about 1,200 off msrp. It seems like everyone else on this forum is getting super crazy deals compared to me. How do you do it? |
the problem is you are not buying a car off the dealer's lot, so there is less room to negotiate.
that price isn't horrible for a 2011 with shipping included imo. |
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Go to another dealership and shop them too dude! Be sure to tell them that they are competing with "those other guys". They love that!:tup: This way it'll keep 'em more honest and I'm sure you'll see you're bottom line come down a bit due to the competition.
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This is ultimately what I want to happen invoice 370z/SP/MT = $32,386 Subtract my cash down = $8,500 Subtract my insurance check from my collision = $1,500 That leaves me with = $22,386 Then subtract my trade in minus what's left on it = $9,000 Total cost of The Z = $13,386 Is this possible? Can a dealer just say "nope I don't want to deal with you anymore" because he is tired of me going back and forth getting better prices? Thanks guys, I really appreciate your help with saving me loads of money by reading my posts.:tup: Edit: I just realized I bolded almost everything... lol |
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Honestly what i would do is go back to the dealer that gave you the bad trade in price and try and negotiate with them on that as it may be easier to try and make them offer you more for your trade in then it would be to try and find a dealer close by to you thats willing to offer you a good price. Then again it really depends on how much time you are willing to put into finding a good dealer with a good price. On the other hand you could always try to find a dealer thats willing to order the Z for you at invoice price and wait the 2 or 3 months it will take to get the car to you, in any case it's all up to you in the end as the buyer. |
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wait...did i miss something...got what now?? :confused: as for the sport package i agree that you can do without it, but IMO the sport package is worth it. |
Dude, if you go without the sport package you may regret the decision. It's one of the few packaged options that I have ever thought were REALLY worth the extra $.
I would squirm about showing another dealership the competition's quote. When I'm dealing with several vendors at work, drumming up quotes I NEVER show the competition's quote...and for the dealer to ask to see it IMO is unprofessional. The dealership can go screw themselves if they get tired of you going back and forth with them. It's YOUR money that's ultimately at stake here, not theirs! The economy hasn't gotten to such a state that dealerships can take a potential sale lightly. Also, is it necessary for you to make the drive each time you want to speak to the dealer? That's what phones are for, man! These guys can very easily speak to you about this over the phone as well (or email as well)! It's a new day and the age of technology is upon us! I still think it might be worth your while to go out of state if there is a dealership within a reasonable distance. I was willing to drive 9 hours to pick up my Z, but was a victim of circumstance when I didn't make the trip soon enough and the Z I wanted was sold. |
Have you check out truecar.com , I have used them before. It was honestly painless and very reasonable. A 2010 is selling more than $3K below invoice while 2011 is selling for $750 less here
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Is it possible to add the sport package later? |
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Dude, you're starting to piss me off diddle daddling.
Go buy the freaken car at the high price then. 4 pages and you're worried about availability, cost, or sport package? It's already 4 pages long, either you buy the car, or just wait in few months once production resumes. I mean, you could just wait 4 or 5 more months later and then tell everyone "HEY GUYS, I BOUGHT 2012 MODEL AND IT HAS 3 EXTRA THINGS THAT IS BETTER THAN 2011. /sarcasm" Lastly, where the hell happened to the extra $10000 that you still owed to the altima. How is it a bad trade, you said they want it for 20,000, but you still owed $10,000. That's $10,000 anyways. So you're worried about extra $1000 that's being covered by $1500 from insurance for collision? Buy the car without sport package, slap on some $1000 Limited Slip Diff, bust out $2500 for BBK, and learn how to heal toe. If not, then buy the car with sport package. Too expensive, then save your money and wait until few months. If can't decide, then flip a coin, and then flip it one more time. DONE! |
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Anyways I would think that saving my money to buy the Z later would be counter-productive. I save money but the value of my altima goes down. Like I said I've made my choice and I'm going to see if I can get a substancial discount by going without the sport package. It depends on what the dealer can find for me. Quote:
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SRM will make your shifting experience a world smoother. Go test drive one...you'll see what we mean!:tup: |
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