I know this post is a few weeks old, but just to note that the item referenced (Nismo) did not meet reserve and the starting price was $37000, that was not a listing price ("buy it now"), it was a starting price which was well below reserve (minimum that a seller will accept).

well this is my first post.. and this is an interesting thread. i'm going to start shopping for a 2010 touring 6spd+sport pkg+navi pkg this weekend. I dont even know if 2010's are out yet, but if not i will hold out.

Any opinions on what a good price for that would be?

2010 coupe invoice prices?
 

I'm looking for invoice pricing on 2010 370Z coupe with AT and sport package. So far all I've found are MSRP's. The 2010 auto coupe base went up $230 to $31,460 (vs $31,230 for the 2009 model). The MSRP on the options appeared to be the same as 2009 as well as the $720 destination charge. Any help here would be appreciated.
Also if anyone has a strong recomendation for a good dealer in the greater Houston area I'd like to know who it is.

Official Pricing hasn't been released.

Count your blessings, dudes, in Puerto Rico, the base model is $50,000.00! That's why I got me a s-w-e-e-t used 350Z ('04.5 year model with just 13k on her!!!) No feathering, no oil-temperature or consumption issues, no starting issues! A till-death-do-us-part kinda situation!

Think I could get it?
 

2009 Touring with Sport, 6MT, Chicane Yellow, Mats, Trunk Mat, Ill Kickplates

$34500?

You got the $$$?? Go for it, dude!!! Post here what you ended up doing, if you do it!

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Should I try for even less? Anyone? Looking for VERY RECENT buyers of a Touring Coupe w/sport. post your OTD price (tax not included). Thanks.

Seems like a great deal.

Oh no, this is no deal. I'm thinking of asking the dealer to sell it to me at that price. Looking for recent buys to help me decide if I should go even lower! :tup:

damn I'm still digesting your new sig, lol.

Ahh, I see. That sounds like a good starting point, especially if you can go through the dealer's Internet sales. That way, you can send the email out to 2-3 nearby dealers and enjoy the rest of your week...come back and hope to find a response.

Dealers like the one near me probably won't bite that low, seeing as they might have 1 on the lot and possibly even dealer-trading to get one for you.

Your Right it's no deal....lol:stirthepot:

Haha! :hello:

:hello:

USAA got a buying service program that you can get any car for invoice or less. If I travel 50 miles a can get a 370Z for $800 below invoice.