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Originally Posted by Chuck33079
Good luck with that. I'd be shocked if you get a dime from Nissan. They have no control over monetary policy in Japan.
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While the devaluation of the Yen does definitely play into it, the cut is also part of Nissan's strategy to break 10% total market share in the US.
It's tough to swallow these kinds of price breaks when you've just made the purchase, but sometimes things like this happen.
For those saying they've just lost $4k, no, you haven't. Your eventual difference in resale once you get rid of the vehicle isn't going to come anywhere close to that number.
I understand the frustration, but lets at least try to be realistic here.
I'm hoping Nissan offers some kind of free maintenance plan to help compensate 2013 owners.