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Well the invoice for the touring+sport was $35,216, but I managed to talk them down because of the miles on it to $34,500. That was a crazy good deal, and
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Well the invoice for the touring+sport was $35,216, but I managed to talk them down because of the miles on it to $34,500. That was a crazy good deal, and there is no way a sane dealer would ever go lower then that on a Z.
I am in Texas, and funnily enough the same dealership had the exact car you want (blk/blk, touring+sport+nav+6sp) but they ended up selling it really fast. It may be hard to find the exact car you want, you should go chat to some dealers. They'll know the Z models they are expecting to receive soon, so you might be able to avoid special ordering one which will take months to get. Also one of the dealers I talked to was willing to source my car from another city and cover the cost of the flat bed transfer for me too. Just gotta find a nice dealer! I ended up buying just a red base+sports model, for $31,500 (inv $31,858). |
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