Good Deal?
I went in to get an estimate for a 2014 370z Touring w/ Sport and Nav. Originally had hoped for a Brilliant Silver but they only had a Gun Metallic so I guess I might have to go with that. But they offered me $575 a month for 48 months with 12K miles a year with 3K down. I want input, but if you're just going to say leasing is dumb, don't just say that, give me an reasonable explanation and what you paid for your financing.
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Oh btw, forgot to include that its a lease, if you didn't get the context clues.
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Don't know about the lease terms but will say don't settle on the color. If your heart is set on silver get it or you'll have buyers remorse in the end and be stuck with a **** payment on top.
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I have an opposite explanation on why you can't find one: They're actually very popular, and get sold. :) I'd estimate that 80% of the 370Z's I see are silver.
But, still, get the color you want. (I don't know leasing, so maybe leasing is different; I bought mine so I definitely waited for the color and had them ship it from the boat.) |
OP I don't want to derail your thread too much but I'll say this. I wanted a mag black with navi in 2011 and settled on a silver T/S without navi. Ended up hating myself for settling and couldn't wait to get rid of it. Love the Z as a whole however and ended up trading in on a 2014 mag black T/S with navi. Finally got what I wanted but with a shitty looking front bumper that I have to upgrade. In the end, it might be well worth 800 bucks to get what you want the first time around.
As a side note have you conferred with your insurance on what it will cost you when leasing? I've heard horror stories of outrageous insurance coverages ranging up to $3000 on a leased Z. |
Since I'm under 25, falconfixer, my dad will cover me and I'll just pay him monthly for it. We have Allstate, I don't know all the details but its an additional $142 a month to cover the Z, I got in a MAJOR accident like 2 years ago that was 50% my fault so that's probably why its a little higher. There is also a speeding ticket that will be off my record in the next few weeks that might lower it a bit.
I called a dealership that said they had it online and they're 92 miles away from me, I worked with them and when the time of the deal comes, they said they would deliver it to the dealership for an additional $300, which is awesome. 2014 Touring w/ Sport and Nav. Brilliant Silver with Black Interior. 7A Rev Matching :D |
Good deal and congrats :driving:
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Not bad, I'm 20 and I pay $1300 a year for my insurance for full coverage on my lease. For my lease on the Z its a 2014 GMG A7 15K miles per year. Was $308.91 per month, but I worked out a 1 time lease and paid $6700 for it for the 2 years so averaged to about $279.17 per month
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and thats below invoice, I believe $39,997 was invoice but its like $200 below that at the moment. |
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Never talk monthly. Only price! Once you see what you're saving vs retail ask for interest rate then monthly.
My 13 is $409, 39mo, 12k yr, for a sport with splash guards, trunk mat, and carpet mats. Retail was $37,385 with destination. I paid $35,116 plus $1000 off for leasing and $1250 down. But I also had like $850 negative roll over. If you take out the down, negative and 1k off that payment would be $446. The reason I said all that is because a 14 sport dropped like $3300 vs my 13! I know your touring/sport/nav is more than mine but $575 sounds like a huge rip off when the 14 is 3k cheaper than my 13 plus you're putting down 3k!! Id like to see the actually numbers. |
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You getting your Z from up here in Melbourne? I think they have 1 or 2 brilliant silver 14's on the lot (sport @ least).
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I emailed the dealer directly, the one that has the color and I told them this dealership here is offering 2k below invoice and they matched it! Guess I'm driving up their to deal with them instead (my dealership didn't actually offer me $2k below invoice, lol)
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Mine was a Sport Package A7, Back up Camera, Floor Mats, etc...
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My price is Artificially lower because of the area i live in I get a 5K check back for leasing. So that pays a huge part of why my price was so much lower.
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Gyazo - a04de98017d3095b21068f46be7e35bd.png and KBB/Edmunds are showing around the same. None of them are as low as the $38,500 that I'm getting :D |
Well sadly after all that time I spent looking at the Z, has been a waste. I needed my dad to put the insurance under his name for the time being because mine was outrageous and since I'm only in my first year of college, he thinks its a waste of money and doesn't approve and think I will be able to keep up with the payments (even though I've shown him my pay stubs from working part time).
I told him I'd pay for the insurance as well but still no and its pretty disappointing that even though I'm 20 years old I can't get the car I want. But I guess I can't complain considering I still live under his roof until I move out after college :/ I was really looking forward to this car to a point where it actually brought a tear to my eye knowing I wasn't going to be able to get it for another few years at least. Who knows maybe I'll get a raise at work or my insurance will drop. All I know is one day I hope to be apart of the Z community. |
Well that's too bad. But consider your situation, I wouldn't buy/lease a brand new car, specially a less practical one like the Z. The monthly payments (although $500 seems not much) with gas and maintenance will eat you alive. You'll have to work more with your part-time job to keep up and will eventually focus less on your study. My real advice is get something fun but under 10K (like a 07 Civic Si, Mazda3) and then work on your classes and finish college as soon as you can. Get a real job then you can buy whatever car you want.
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How many insurance companies have u tried? Look around all state quoted me 2300 for a year I was like wtf? I kept looking and amica will cost me 1400 a year still alot for a 33 year old guy like me with no accidents and no tickets ..but keep looking
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After you get out of college and get your first job, *then* start pining to finally get the car you want. There should be no bad feelings if you're 20, right now in college, and can't "get the car you want." Not trying to be harsh. :)
If you got that much extra money, spend it on a girl. Yourself. Save it. Get started early. |
I was just thinking after he gets out of college he will have 2 payments his new car and college student loans
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A job just to pay rent, buy beer and fund chasing tail is worth it.
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Not to detail this topic too much further, I loved, absolutely loved, my years in the dorms and later an apartment in college. But to each their own. I've known all types during my years, from people who loved the experience to those who ran home after 2 days to those who have amazingly fun parents that are actually cool to live with to those who don't need to drink/slack to those who just find it financially agreeable to save money and live at home, etc.
As long as you're happy! :) I will just say, though, make sure you can *comfortably* afford the vehicle. It sucks to be tied to bad debt that eats up a really big chunk of your income. A car can quickly become a boat anchor in life's journey. That said, if you get a Z (regardless of the color), welcome aboard! Drive responsibly! :D Last year I purchased (not leased) a 2013 Touring+Sport for what comes to about $700/mo with 0% financing from Nissan with 0 down. I know, it's not a lease, but if you're happy paying what you're about to pay and you've gotten them to come down at least a little bit and get you the color you want...be happy. :) There's always someone who pays less for whatever reason. |
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They gave me the car $2,000 below invoice which in the end came out to $515 a month, 48 months, 12,000 a year and $2,000 down. Now as far as I can tell that was one of the best lease deals ever for this car. It's a sound moment where I had to let that deal slip away. But as far as I can tell, your deal and the one you quoted that I posted earlier are about the same since I would be leasing it for 9 more months than you and I'd be paying for more of the car. |
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