2010 nismo 8k miles 32k otd?
 

Is this a good deal?

considering i bought mine new in 2010 for 37,700....... the salesman in me says pass.

Hmmm what would u say a good otd deal is?

IDK that is 10k off MSRP. It's 6k off from what I paid new.

Maybe try for 30k.

That's cheap, was it closer to the end of yr when you bought it?

Cuz he screams "NIIIIISSSSSMMMOOOOOOO" out the window as he drives by the dealership everytime. That touched the salesman so he got a good deal.:rofl2: JK JK...

nope. did the deal in June, picked her up July 1st. Invoice pricing from the internet sales man Steve Hipshin at Tom Peacock Nissan here in Houston. no haggling, no bs. just said hey do you have any white nismo's for invoice? he called back the next day and said ones on a boat from Japan now, do you want that one? ummmm YES!!!!!

What's the NON OTD price? We don't know your fees and such there

Yeah Tom Peacock Nissan has a lot of people there that don't mess around, which I like...
They're just at the outside of the loop, lol

Lol @ forza

I bought mine in September of 2010 for 36,490 brand new off there show room floor. It had a sticker price of 42,990.
Kind of a end of the month push it was the 28th of the month.

I don't think 32k "OTD" is a bad price. I don't know what New Jersey sales tax is, but lets say it's 8%, then the asking price of car from the dealer is around 29.5 before taxes and registration fees. Dealer can't control sales tax....

Only 8k miles on it too? Go for it if you like it!

also just imagine how much fun that last owner had in that 8k miles......... not sure if that is a worry to you or not. being a 2010 your warranty is almost up. just to give you an idea ive had my rear sub frame, csc, and now fuel pump go out and be replaced under warranty.....

if you can get them to extend the warranty for free then maybe its a good deal.

Paid $35,000 for a used 2011 with 8,000 miles on it in 12/2011. ;)

fuctttttt whyyyy woullddd you sayyyy thattttt.

see now i gotta call them back and ask for warranty.

but whats the deal with shipping the car to a dealership close to me?

what happens then?

Im in NJ car is in OH dont wanna drive there for a check up?

Hey very be careful and make them define the word "ship". To save cost, the dealership may just have a sales guy drive it back instead of actually transporting the car with a carrier. That's what a dealership tried to do with me (and was prepared to do it behind my back even after I explicitly said I didn't want anyone putting extensive miles on the car)