Originally Posted by Bret_T (Post 2450762)

Invoice for a 2014 Touring without the nav and sports package is $34,118 (includes splash guards, floor mats, and trunk mat). It's $35,320 if you add an automatic transmission. Given the current 370Z market condition, you should be able to get one at invoice. There's no way that I'd pay $26,000 for a five model year old version of the same car that's mostly out of warranty. I think it's about $5,000 too high. Plus it's not even the color that you want.

Originally Posted by Dxtreme (Post 2451264)

The dealership unfortunately couldnt tell me much about the car history nor its owner. At first glance, the car/price seems like a great deal but the more u think about it, the less of a bargain it is.

I wouldnt mine buying a new 2014 370z base and just upgrade a true LCD, brakes, gps nav and wheels later on. Although I must say the persimmon seats are mighty awesome and add flavor to the car.

Originally Posted by loiro370z (Post 2451290)

No carfax or autocheck? i know they are no very reliable but help checking the mileage,were was sold when new , any accident reported, also with VIN # you can look when the car was last registered , actual mileage when registered.


https://services.flhsmv.gov/MVCheckWeb/