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-   -   Brand New 2009 370Z Touring/Sport/Navi/Auto $41,445 - $7000 off MSRP = $34,445. (http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-pricing-ordering-discussions/11502-brand-new-2009-370z-touring-sport-navi-auto-41-445-7000-off-msrp-34-445-a.html)

toxic 6 11-25-2009 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Sean (Post 292340)
That is the best deal I could find, but I don't want a loaded car. I want the cloth interior. Problem is the best deal I could get a Base/Auto/Sport is about $35,045 - $3500 off MSRP = $31,545.

The larger discount on the Touring makes it a much better deal. For $3000 more I can have Touring and Navi.

Actually, I wanted to get a used one, but people want more for a used one then for what I can buy a new one for.

Thoughts? Is it worth the extra 3K for Navi and Touring? Or try to find a base with a bigger discount?
i got my 09 370z nismo for $36500

dudafunk 11-26-2009 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by toxic 6 (Post 296231)
i got my 09 370z nismo for $36500
Thats dot invoice pricing. I'm pretty sure dealers (at least here in NY) are gonig $500 below invoice as of this week even before any serious paper work / negotiations.. just straight up talking after a test drive. I'm just waiting for them to go even more than $500 below invoice... probably hoping for some dealership cashback offers to come up towards the end of the year.

Matt 11-26-2009 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by dudafunk (Post 296737)
Thats dot invoice pricing. I'm pretty sure dealers (at least here in NY) are gonig $500 below invoice as of this week even before any serious paper work / negotiations.. just straight up talking after a test drive. I'm just waiting for them to go even more than $500 below invoice... probably hoping for some dealership cashback offers to come up towards the end of the year.
36500 is WAY below invoice. That's including his taxes/title and whatnot, which potentially put his Nismo at $2000-2300 below invoice (depending on taxes), which is unbelievable.

dudafunk 11-26-2009 02:55 PM
^^^^ didn't realize its below taxes, if yes then its good.

370Zsteve 11-26-2009 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by dudafunk (Post 296737)
Thats dot invoice pricing. I'm pretty sure dealers (at least here in NY) are gonig $500 below invoice as of this week even before any serious paper work / negotiations.. just straight up talking after a test drive. I'm just waiting for them to go even more than $500 below invoice... probably hoping for some dealership cashback offers to come up towards the end of the year.
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