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Sean 11-22-2009 11:13 PM

Brand New 2009 370Z Touring/Sport/Navi/Auto $41,445 - $7000 off MSRP = $34,445.
 
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?

AK370Z 11-22-2009 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Sean (Post 292340)
Thoughts? Is it worth the extra 3K for Navi and Touring? Or try to find a base with a bigger discount?

Do you need OEM navi? if not, base w/sports is the best deal IMO. You also like cloth seats so I'd suggest you to get the base w/sports. The sports pack gives you bigger brakes, Limited slip differential, front chin, rear spoiler and a set of beautiful RAYS w/performance tires. You may regret not getting this option later. The price you've mentioned 315xx is LESS THAN invoice! GO for it.

BRUSSO 11-23-2009 01:46 AM

Both are great prices. but for the 3K extra I would get the fully loaded car. I did. What dealer are you getting these prices from?

Trips 11-23-2009 02:19 AM

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Originally Posted by AK370Z (Post 292354)
Do you need OEM navi? if not, base w/sports is the best deal IMO. You also like cloth seats so I'd suggest you to get the base w/sports. The sports pack gives you bigger brakes, Limited slip differential, front chin, rear spoiler and a set of beautiful RAYS w/performance tires. You may regret not getting this option later. The price you've mentioned 315xx is LESS THAN invoice! GO for it.

:iagree:

370Zsteve 11-23-2009 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Sean (Post 292340)
Brand New 2009 370Z Touring/Sport/Navi/Auto = $34,445.

What dealer is giving you this price? :eek:

JungleB 11-23-2009 11:07 AM

How many miles are on the car?

Sean 11-23-2009 12:29 PM

These are ad prices in the Los Angeles Times Sunday paper. It's from a dealer in Riverside county area.

ZERO miles on the car.

molamann 11-23-2009 12:33 PM

I would take it in a heartbeat. I paid nearly 39k for just touring and nav, though I did buy mine back in january.

FuszNissan 11-23-2009 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Sean (Post 292796)
These are ad prices in the Los Angeles Times Sunday paper. It's from a dealer in Riverside county area.

ZERO miles on the car.

The paper are usually loss leader prices with a catch, pay attention when you go in for an OTD price. May end up with a higher price than you where expecting. Would like to hear the out come when you go in. Updates please

370Zsteve 11-23-2009 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by FuszNissan (Post 292848)
The paper are usually loss leader prices with a catch, pay attention when you go in for an OTD price. May end up with a higher price than you where expecting. Would like to hear the out come when you go in. Updates please

Ya, you just know there is a "dealer fee" that they "neglected" to mention in the add.

Sean 11-23-2009 05:22 PM

What? Car dealerships never lie or scheme! They are the most honest people I have ever met.

ok srsly...
I will keep you posted, problem is I want a different color, the discounted one is white. The will only do ~$6500 on the color I want, with a higher MSRP. But yeah, I need to get the full details. They might need to charge me for the $1000 nitrogen in the tires.

dudafunk 11-24-2009 02:10 PM

For this exact combo, with exactly the same accessories, how omuch below invoice is this number coming to? Have you checked that?

FuszNissan 11-24-2009 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Sean (Post 293343)
They might need to charge me for the $1000 nitrogen in the tires.

:icon18::icon18:

Sean 11-24-2009 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by dudafunk (Post 294238)
For this exact combo, with exactly the same accessories, how omuch below invoice is this number coming to? Have you checked that?

I think they said it was below cost about $2000-3000. They know it's a loss but they need to unload them. You lose on some cars and you make more on others.

dudafunk 11-25-2009 08:28 AM

Wow that is impressive. Congratulations!
I've only reached $500 below invoice so far in my negotiations..

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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