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Replying to: marcogallo1986 (Oct 06, 2008 6:28 am) |
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I am looking to pay straight up cash.. what kinda pricing should I expect for a Touring 2008?
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Replying to: mikswc (Oct 21, 2008 2:34 am) I have not countered the offer. I beleive you can get well below invoice at this time especially if you live in the Northeast as I do. Prices should continue to improve over the next few months.
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Replying to: zman16 (Oct 21, 2008 11:49 am) |
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Looking for a used enthusiast, auto, with less then 40k miles on it. I saw an add for a enthusiast, auto with 48k miles on it for $15980. Is that a good deal or worth less??
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Replying to: ppidori2 (Nov 18, 2008 2:21 am) |
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I been looking all over on the east coast 200 mile range. And nobody even has a new 350Z. So I tried the used cars and found a 2007 enthusist for $24999 with 13000 m White. 6 speed. Its the best deal I found. Is that a good deal. I'm losing some of you here. Cause I don't know how to make a deal with dealers that have not one 350z on the lot. Maybe its just me but it seems like a special order, that you have to pay to list price and wait a couple months.
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Replying to: repoman4 (Nov 26, 2008 9:51 am) What area are you looking in? I'm in mass and there are many new Z's available. Mostly Automatics and convertibles. I don't think that 24,999 is a good price for the used Z you mention. If you are close to Mass you can get a new Base model for around that price and a touring around 30,000. A dealer near me has an 07 touring convertible listed for 25,995, 19,000 miles. It has been there a long time and with winter approaching you could probably get it for the same price as the used enthusiast. It's orange which I don't care for. Search on cars.com using zip code 01581 within 100 miles. Good luck with your search!
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Hey guys, So i found a 2005 35th anniversary nissan 350z for sale at a dealer. it's auto with 31k miles, and from the picture it looks pretty clean but has a few scratches. Anyways the price is listed as $19,990. Is there a chance i can haggle that price down to around $16000? First time car buyer and was wondering for some advice and tips to get the price i want. Also i was thinking around $16000 OTD give or take a few hundred. Thanks
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Replying to: ppidori2 (Dec 06, 2008 12:49 am) Well, while Edmunds isn't the most accurate, they list TRADE-IN at over $17k on that car. Let's say, for a moment, that is accurate. The dealer needs to make a profit to stay in business. Usually $2k is fair. But let's say you beat them like a baby seal and bust it down to $1500. And let's say they got the car for $17k. That's $18,500 without factoring in taxes and fees. I don't know taxes and fees where you live, so can't help you with an OTD price. So, no, your number is not realistic.
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