Yes, I got it at Sutherlin. MSRP for the model I got was 47.6K (7AT + Tech).

But like I said, this purchase was really to get me off my butt and back to trading stocks. I don't mind paying over invoice if it motivates me to get back to work to earn the money back ;) It sounds crazy, but it works. I'll make up the markup and then some by the end of Q1 2015.

I just thought I'd share the kind of markup they tried because it's larger than any other model I've ever tried to buy there. I had assumed it was because there's no dealer incentives on these models, but maybe Sutherlin really is just a bunch of pricks? All previous purchases there have been more reasonable.

Ok,not as bad. I thought I read that you got the Nismo 6mt without tech. Did you still pay a few grand over 47.6k?

Remember buy low sell high. ;)

i see those price on the nismo on the US and i want to cry... 39-40k for a 2015 Nismo... when i pay 47k for my base sport package :shakes head: what a shame... Thanks Government of PR

Well here is a Canadian one, though its in their parking lot with snow on it

New 370Z for Sale - Sherwood Nissan

Its $53500 CDN out the door ($42837.70 USD)

Four tips for buying/selling:

1. Invoice pricing on brand new car, just released for a given MY = NADA yellow book; useful for trade in as well.

Also look into current dealer incentives and dealer holdback (I believe 3% on Nissans?)


2. Actual (auction) value on a vehicle at least a year old (or to see depreciation from retail over the years...) = Hearst Blackbook


3. Hoping for the best defensible asking price when selling privately = Kelley Blue Book


4. MSRP = sucker price, always and forever, and anything above that is 1000 generations of raping and pillaging pricing.

:iagree:

Kaldaien, I want to motivate you more! Buy my used 13 sport Z for $40K :icon17:

All kidding aside, congrats on the car and if it motivates you to invest and make up that money, plus earn more on top of it, have at it :tup:

Someone in this thread got fuked.

:icon18::icon18: lmao!

[QUOTE=Kaldaien;3099815]lol, no. I'm serious though. I have a lot of investments, but I have discovered lately that I am also very lazy. I don't like that side of myself one bit, but sadly it takes losing money to motivate me to do anything. :shrug:

Sorry but, I find your reasoning quite peculiar.

The other thing is that, if losing money motivates you, why not just donate that money you just overpaid for your car to a worthy charity?

Whatever floats your boat, congrats on the new Z :ugh2:

There, fixed it.

I'm Sorry but that's the Dumbest ***** I've ever heard in my life.

You have obviously never lived on easy street off of dividends on a few million dollars worth of investments. The sad truth is, that sort of thing makes you very lazy. Unless motivated to earn some extra income by a small loss, I find myself sitting on my *** all day. :shakes head:

It's still stupid

Not a bad problem to have. First world problems!