Only if it was a 2004.5

I paid $43,600 for mine OTD. Has Bose package and mats. Almost no haggling on my end also. Seems like most of the '14 Nismos I was looking at were easily selling for invoice or well below invoice.

Or just pay sticker so that you can make the salesman's day. He can pay his bills and feed his kids and it will make the buying process stress free for you since you wont be haggling.

Other than that, the 2014 Nismo Z comes with or without a Bose Package, which adds on BOSE speakers, satellite radio, bluetooth, six cd changer, rear view dimming mirror, and homelink.

Realistically, if the dealership has one, there is not much mark up in a 370Z period. Any price you get under MSRP is a great price. I know because I work for a Nissan dealership.

For example, with the VPP program an automatic base 370z that retails for about $32,300 is about $1400 cheaper. VPP is the lowest price you can get on a car.


Don't listen to other people that post stuff about getting a brand new 370Z for $1000's off. Its usually a demo, a car that was in an accident and the dealership doesnt tell you, it was returned to the dealership b/c the deal fell through, or the customer put money down or money was held on the trade to make it seem like they got the car for alot less.

I paid $41,000 for my '13 Nismo. No nav or Bose stereo though

I paid 41,900 for mine with reverse camera and illuminated kick plates. So basically same deal here since the camera and plates are a 900 option together. (Camera $780, illuminated plates $120)

[QUOTE=mfeinst;2630971]^Correct. Here's the lowdown on the '14 Nismo. Unlike every other trim level, which saw a recent (and rather significant) price drop across the line, the MSRP for the Nismo has gone up consistently every year.

Both very true....got my 13' at this price...but when inquiring about the 14' model they had I was told $54k...:wtf2: