32K .... :confused: did you get screwed on your trade in?

I haven't heard of anybody getting a new 40th for less than 36K. You do realize its basically a touring/sport no NAV with custom interior & exterior color.

Paying 32K for a base+sport is reasonable.

Yeah, something isnt right. There is no way he got it that cheap unless he either is not speaking about a 40th anniversary edition, or he traded in a car and they screwed him on that side.

Trust me it's a 40th... And no trade-ins. Otd was closer to $34.5K, not factoring in a $600 shipping charge from CA to TX. I didn't say otd initially as it would skew perspective depending on where you live.

That's a damn good price, almost $2000 less than anyone else has paid. How did you get this good of a deal?

I know most dealers will knock off 1000 for year old stock being sold; so a 2010 being sold in 2011. 32 though...just doesn't seem likely.

Here is why:

All the 40th options are selected, splash guards are not on all of them, and the aero package comes with the sport package I think:

http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-p...ice-price.html

When I was shopping around Dec 2010 to Feb 2011, everyone was giving me prices around $32k - $34k. I ended up finally purchasing from Stockton Nissan.

Splash guards are on all of them I believe, in addition there was an additional charge for the special edition. I think it was $500 more than a sport/tour

So the dealers were giving prices less than invoice?

FYI They were asking 42K for my 40th

Splash guards are a dealer option I think...I don't have any

Yes, that's correct.

Let's see the Purchase Agreement (Yellow Form) so all of us 40th owners can bang our heads to the wall :roflpuke2:

I'll need to go dig that up... but here was the initial thread at the time of my purchase where others were also getting that low.


http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-p...me-advice.html

:iagree:

If you are buying a car for that much less than invoice...consider it luck. The dealer must be absolutely desperate to get rid of inventory and not make any money whatsoever on it. In fact at 32k the dealer is probably taking a loss.

More props to you though for getting such a deal. :tiphat:

It's been a month since I saw that 40th in person.....and I can't stop thinking about it! Fortunately there seems be a lot of them for sale.....unfortunately, none of them are local to me! I have found several that have under 3k miles, but only two of them are equipped to my liking. The asking price seems be consistently in the 34-35 range. Was your price of 33k before taxes?

All of them are equipped the same. People might be asking more due to them getting harder to find? Seems a little odd that the price would start going up, that usually takes 30 years lol