a few questions before I take the plunge!

cjeezy · 12-28-2011, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by f00d4tehg0dz

Wow thanks for all the replies so far, I'm thinking Manual is the way to go eh?!

@FL 4Motion I've just been doing payment estimators online. And truecar.com shows at Invoice Price a 2012 Touring Manual Gun Metallic with Sprt Package, Nav unit, Kickplate, splash guard, Carpeted front/trunk mats to be around 39,414. With 11,000 downpayment it shows around 500 bucks. And I have a Credit Score of 740 right now, I figure at best I'll get 2.99% for 60 months.

Does that sound good?

Yes that payment seems pretty high, although I would never buy a brand new car these days because you can get just as good of a warranty on a used car while literally saving thousands! I was in a very similar situation as you last April. I had $12,000 to put down and got 2.34% financing for 72 months (had a credit score around 780). Anyways I got a 2010 Nissan certified base with sport package, 19K miles and I bought the additional "Nissan wrap" warranty that covers just about everything on it for up to 100K miles. My monthly payment is only $299/Mo.

Obviously get what you want, but just some food for thought! Welcome to the board btw!

RedNismoZ · 12-28-2011, 07:04 PM

If you're gonna get a nismo, don't cry about not having those extra features. Too many people trade it back because they wanted navi, or some other nonsense.

USMCASA · 12-28-2011, 07:17 PM

if you want to know if they hold up well/last, they do both great. i have over 80000 on my Z, all me, and no issues with the clutch but then again i'm not a manual n00b. overall they hold up great but tires/oil changes are frequent. sport package brakes hold up well too, no squeaks or anything else. get the Z you want

cjeezy · 12-28-2011, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by USMCASA

if you want to know if they hold up well/last, they do both great. i have over 80000 on my Z, all me, and no issues with the clutch but then again i'm not a manual n00b. overall they hold up great but tires/oil changes are frequent. sport package brakes hold up well too, no squeaks or anything else. get the Z you want

When I sold my 03 350z it had nearly 90K miles on it and ran like it was brand new.

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12-28-2011, 07:04 PM	#17 (permalink)
RedNismoZ Enthusiast Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Lexington, SC Posts: 429 Drives: a broken Nismo. Rep Power: 15	If you're gonna get a nismo, don't cry about not having those extra features. Too many people trade it back because they wanted navi, or some other nonsense.

12-28-2011, 07:17 PM	#18 (permalink)
USMCASA A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: NC Posts: 1,152 Drives: 09 370z CY M6 Rep Power: 19	if you want to know if they hold up well/last, they do both great. i have over 80000 on my Z, all me, and no issues with the clutch but then again i'm not a manual n00b. overall they hold up great but tires/oil changes are frequent. sport package brakes hold up well too, no squeaks or anything else. get the Z you want