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I'm shopping for a new 2014 370Z. The price of the base model has been reduced by about $3000 for 2014. According to carsdirect.com, you should be able to get
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I'm shopping for a new 2014 370Z. The price of the base model has been reduced by about $3000 for 2014. According to carsdirect.com, you should be able to get a 2014 base automatic (with spash guards and floor mats) for $30,719. Given that the car you're looking at is about three years old, I think it's about $5000 overpriced. I'm certainly not recommending that anyone overspend, but a new one would be a better value unless they reduce their price accordingly. BTW, carsdirect.com has been a very reliable source for me over the years. I've never paid more than their target price (including the dealer paperwork fees) for a car.
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