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NickTurnon · 12-02-2013, 01:20 PM

If its completely stock then thats about right.. unfortunately I feel the same way. Before the '13 came out, the car was valued at 22-23. Once the new model came out, my cars value dipped below 20k..

But just think, the manual is $1300 or so less then the auto

Sometimes it depends on where you are located. A 370z in Cleveland might be more expensive then a 370z in Waynesville. Also Modifications, wheels, exhaust, etc..

You can always offer more then KBB, you just might not get it.

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NickTurnon A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Scottsdale Age: 33 Posts: 1,636 Drives: 09 BS 7AT 370z Rep Power: 18	If its completely stock then thats about right.. unfortunately I feel the same way. Before the '13 came out, the car was valued at 22-23. Once the new model came out, my cars value dipped below 20k.. But just think, the manual is $1300 or so less then the auto Sometimes it depends on where you are located. A 370z in Cleveland might be more expensive then a 370z in Waynesville. Also Modifications, wheels, exhaust, etc.. You can always offer more then KBB, you just might not get it. __________________ 2009 Brilliant Silver BASE 7AT \| TEIN S-Tech Springs \| K&N Drop Ins & z1 Maf Tubes \| AAM S-Line Short Tails \| 5% Tint \| 20MM Spacers \| Sport Spoiler NickTurnon's 370z Build