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Originally Posted by NoHyperbole The 2015 Sport Tech lacks the power heated leather seats, upgraded door trim, cargo cover, and aluminum pedals of the 2014 Touring/Sport, but I believe it

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Old 08-15-2014, 01:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The 2015 Sport Tech lacks the power heated leather seats, upgraded door trim, cargo cover, and aluminum pedals of the 2014 Touring/Sport, but I believe it has everything else.
I noticed this as well. I'm using the difference for trade-in/private sale negotiations. I happen to own a 2014 with EVERY premium non-NISMO factory installed feature (right down to the illuminated kickplates and metal logo carpets).

Here's something neat: the dealers in my area were NOT aware of the "feature drop" that a maxed out (non-NISMO) 2015 had suffered compared to the 2014. They seem blinded by the 2015 number and automatically think it has the superior option packages.
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Here's something neat: the dealers in my area were NOT aware of the "feature drop" that a maxed out (non-NISMO) 2015 had suffered compared to the 2014. They seem blinded by the 2015 number and automatically think it has the superior option packages.
It's unfortunate that they haven't yet dug deeper into the differences. I'm curious to see how this affects resale value.
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It's unfortunate that they haven't yet dug deeper into the differences. I'm curious to see how this affects resale value.
I just recently bought my 2014 with every option available.. sport tech and touring.. at 34k.. it had 9k miles and still had all warranties.. I think i got a bargain.. They really didnt know what they had. I looked the new 2015 online and it seemed like I couldnt build a sportech touring.. and I chat with a nissan rep and they told me that they dont do that anymore.

Hopefully resale value goes up for us with 2014 premiums
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