I got my 2015 Nismo non tech new for $39,800 before tax. I consider that to be a good price. I don't know if you could get much lower. Check out truecar.com.

I paid $44k OTD last year for my 17 Nismo Tech 7A/T had 6 miles on it, I have seen them now going between $37k to $40K depending on the trim, however you can find a used 17 for less with a couple thousand miles if you shop around. Really comes down to your location and negotiation. What I did was print out the sale price of the exact same Nismo Z of what another dealership in my state who had it priced $8k less than my local dealer. Showed them the paperwork, which they were not thrilled about and got it for that price. Now that I think about it I might have been able to get it for less had I drove up to the other dealership who was 3 hours away. Either way good luck and happy hunting!

It must be nice to live in an area where Nismos sit on the lots or where you can bargain the dealer down. Where I am (in Canada) Nismos are rare animals and fly off the lots as soon as they appear. Dealers here will let you negotiate on every other Z but they won't budge on the Nismo. Mine was 45K (CDN), non-negotiable, but I'm not really complaining - it's a lot of car for the money. They WILL throw in things like extended warranties, or wheel/tire warranties, etc., but the price is the price here. And I was lucky to even get mine! It was the dealer's last one for the year and another guy, very seriously interested, went home to get his wife and I weaseled right in after he left and signed the deal. I'm nasty like that... ;)

Anyone have any recent numbers available? I'm in the market for a 2019 with a manual transmission. Most listings are are between 42-47k, but I'm wondering what they would actually go for.