FalconFixer -- you ex-AF by chance (me too). What does Nissan do with the 6 months old cars post lease. Since I'm in Nashville, do they sell them locally by chance ad a decent price (hoping...)?

Yep F-16 crew chief from 98-09. I honestly don't know what Nissan is thinking with the 6 month lease but if dealers are letting brand new ones go for low 80s I'd imagine they'd let the lease cars go even lower. They just allowed employee leasing options so wait about 5 more months for them to show up on the market.

http://www.the370z.com/members/falco...83175-gt-r.jpg

Gotta say the blue is :yum:

Nissan just went live with a 10K dealer cash incentive on 2015 GTRs

I have access to a 106K Regal Red premium for 89,900 do to this

Cheaper at fontana nissan $87,160 premium $16,500 off

nope this car is 16,750 off as the red paint is a 4K option ;)

Subd fir info

I spoke with a Nissan salesman at the Phoenix car show this past weekend that said they have a Track addition for $90K. He said it was $20K off

Yeah they are using 10k in dealer cash still active on 14s then taking 10k out of their margin

Track editions are 115 so its probably in the 95k range

All I gotta say is if anyone is in the position to get a GT-R then do it. My Z is pushed off to the side while the GT-R is my daily. What a refined piece of automotive engineering! If anything, it gives me an incentive to save my dollars for the next couple of years so I can pick one up and not be a "wannabe owner" as some cocksuckers would like to say.:driving:

I'm so irritated that I have a housing situation to solve first, and that's likely going to take me the better part of a year to figure out.

I'm ready to sell everything Z related just to buy one some days. UGH.

Read this if your a young guy or gal before you sink tons of money into a car.....

Young People, Stop Blowing Your Paycheck On Car Payments

too late. lol

I went through that article and realized that, even though I feel that I could scale back very easily and feel better, I'm still well below his recommended "don't spend more than 20% of your net monthly income on a car payment".