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Baconboy · 09-12-2011, 05:05 PM

Today on EBay, I searched for 370z and filtered the auction type to "completed auctions" I got a list of just over 60 370z auctions. Of these, only 2 have sold. It's interesting to note that these were both NISMO models.

That's good news if you have a low mileage 09 NISMO and want to sell it for 30k, but since no one has been able to sell a sport or touring model, could I assume that the prices will be forced down over the next few months?

Other cars in the same class are not selling well, but no other car shows 100% failure on auctions. I'm not sure I've ever seen that before.

I feel like I'm low-balling the sellers, (sorry if you're one of them) but I think it is their price, or maybe the book value, that needs to adjust down. Zero sales has to mean something, right?

Regardless, I hope to post in the "New Owners" section real soon.

09-12-2011, 05:05 PM	#1 (permalink)
Baconboy Base Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Merrimack Valley, MA Posts: 121 Drives: 40th '71chev '34ford Rep Power: 14	370z Sales Observation (What's it mean?) Today on EBay, I searched for 370z and filtered the auction type to "completed auctions" I got a list of just over 60 370z auctions. Of these, only 2 have sold. It's interesting to note that these were both NISMO models. That's good news if you have a low mileage 09 NISMO and want to sell it for 30k, but since no one has been able to sell a sport or touring model, could I assume that the prices will be forced down over the next few months? Other cars in the same class are not selling well, but no other car shows 100% failure on auctions. I'm not sure I've ever seen that before. I feel like I'm low-balling the sellers, (sorry if you're one of them) but I think it is their price, or maybe the book value, that needs to adjust down. Zero sales has to mean something, right? Regardless, I hope to post in the "New Owners" section real soon.