I just drove it back. Not a bad use of a weekend.

too bad you are not going used. Can find some really low mileage 11-12's for a good price. I bought my 11 base with only 12k miles on it. I went with base because I knew I would upgrade the stereo, eventually get new wheels, exhaust , some body mods ect.. I just don't like the LED's on the 13/14's. Everything else looks exactly the same.

Tho, some people do not like the fangs on the 11/12's.

not really, you dont have syncrorev match. and as much as some people say they never use it I LOVE IT!

:iagree:

Plus he left off the LSD. As much as people complain about it, it's better than an open diff.

I have a nismo 2013 model I bought in Charleston sc that I would sell for the price you are looking to get a Z for.
It has 4500 miles and had 3k worth of clear paint protection film installed at pleasant details in Charleston right after I took delivery of the car.

2011's have it.. which is what I have.

You've got an auto. It blips downshifts for you. That's not SRM.

Just traded my 2011 Z for a 2014 Touring MT with Sport and Nav for $37,739. Price included trucking it over 500 miles from Illinois to Minnesota. The dealer even trucked it 90 miles each way from his place to my garage and took the 2011 Z away. The new one is sitting in my garage with 4 miles on it. We did the paperwork at my kitchen table. It was like ordering a pizza. Sweet deal.

Sweet deal for you. You must be elated. Congrats. Does the $37,739 include tax? I'm also assuming the MSRP is about $42,XXX.

In a previous post, someone mentioned that you could get that exact model for $36,500 including tax in California. I have called many dealerships, and nobody will even approach that price. I am hopeful someone will direct all of us to a salesperson/dealership that can offer that price or something close to it, although I realize that it would represent a gigantic discount and may not be realistic.

Didn't include tax and license, but it's a lease so the tax is prorated and figured into the lease payment (only pay tax on the portion of cap cost minus residual) and by consummating the deal early, I don't have to pay licensing on the old Z, which was due in March. In addition to a pretty good deal on the price (sticker was $41,610), the deal saved me 6 payments ($3000) plus the re-licensing ($280). And by re-leasing before Mar 31, I got $500 extra in Loyalty Cash from Nissan.

The residuals on Z leases these days are lower ($19,000). I'll pay more per month, but the gamble is that that car with 15,000 miles will be worth more than $19,000 in 3 years. If it is, I can buy it and keep it or re-sell it.

Congrats, Buying ur Z 30,000.00
Buying ur 2nd Z 37,000.00
Never leaving the comforts of home doing it..... priceless.