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Replying to: qbrozen (Jun 20, 2005 10:34 am) Just noticing the local dealers (N.CA) have an unusual supplies of the 05Z. They are not moving the cars out at fast as they hope for. So I expect to get a good price as long as, again, the tire issues are not there. This morning received a call from a dealer, he said he will have to order the car I want at MSRP. He said the car I am looking for is rare(manual, red) and he will have to look hard.....bunch of nonsense. I told him I will look around instead. I am sick of dealers acting like this car is still being sold over MSRP. Most of the deals I am seeing are below invoice, at invoice, or a little bit over invoice. Some of the internet sales managers need to understand the majority of the customers buying a car online already armed themselves with tons of valuable info needed to strike a good deal(atleast a fair deal). The rep this morning could have earned my business if he wasn't acting like he has good cards. In fact he doesn't, especially in CA. By the way, I checked my350z.com and some other Z forums this morning. People are still complaining quite a bit about this tire issues. There are also a lot of 03's on the market and the demand for them is low which leads to poor resale value. There are owners out there trying to sell their cars, for 3 months and not a call. They all seem to think is because the tire issue is well know in the industry. 007
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Replying to: miata007 (Jun 20, 2005 3:50 pm) When I was shopping, dealers had NO problem selling their '03s that were priced fairly. There were quite a few that were purchased out from under me VERY quickly. And, so far, I don't think the resale value is all that bad. Even now, you are looking at about $20K-$22K for an '03 Touring. That's better than 65% of the new price. Not bad at all after almost 3 years. |
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Replying to: miata007 (Jun 20, 2005 3:50 pm) Did you ever get a 350Z? If yes, where and how much? I am also in the Bay area and searching for a Z. Thanks
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Replying to: nizan (Jul 08, 2005 12:52 pm) I have decided to wait for the new Miata instead. I am concerning about the tire feathering issue still. Regarding to price, you should be able to get an 04 Z near invoice +/- $300. If you are willing to wait til Oct, you will definately get it for 1k to 2k below invoice. At bay area, there are lots of competition so you shouldn't have hard time getting good/fair deals. Make sure you post the $# here first before you buy. 007
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Hey is this s a good or do you think I can hack off another 500 to 1k off the price 2005 Nissan 350Z Coupe 6 Speed - Pikes Peak White w/ Frost Interior -floor mats -splash guards -aero pkg -trunk mat -navigation system -cargo conv pkg $33,014 before tax, tag ,and processing fee. I think its a pretty good deal, what do u think? Thanks for the input
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Replying to: allenchung (Jul 12, 2005 12:09 pm)
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Replying to: qbrozen (Jul 12, 2005 12:12 pm) 007
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Replying to: miata007 (Jul 13, 2005 1:44 pm)
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Replying to: qbrozen (Jul 14, 2005 5:22 am)
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