01-03-2013, 06:35 AM
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A True Z Fanatic
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Originally Posted by Felix 808
The economy is still having trouble as well & for most, the Z is a luxury purchase, not a pratical one , so i'm sure that plays a good bit into sales 
Yep, not to my liking either. Not a fan of the driving light placement.
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Actually nissan is breaking sales records. My gut tells me finances have little to nothing to do with it. The Z hasn't sold well since its first price hike in 2010. In 2010, the car went up by $1000 on the bottom, up by almost $2k on the top. Every year the Z goes up in price. It loses 1500 units in sales. I think its a value perception issue to be honest. The 350z sold well in the middle 20's to mid 30's. If you factor in inflation. the z would sell better in the 30k to 40k range. People would find it more reasonable than $33/34k to $46k
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