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Originally Posted by peleincubus
#1 I can tell by your reply, and the reply before and after mine. That rude as hell. (Seriously how does someone have 3 b*tech posts in a row like that)
#2 it does not matter "when the models first come out" what matters is the INVOICE because that is how much the car actually is. And unless my assumption is wrong then the invoice and msrp are closer together then they used to be.
But if they are not more power to me and anyone else buying a 2014 model this year. But my bet is I am right.
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Whats it matter the gap? Even a little gap is still under what people paid and people are still out money and nissan should do the right thing.
Here's the 13, ill get you all the 14 soon!
Base 14 msrp $29,999, base sport $33,020. You're out money before you even begin to negotiate.
