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VCuomo · 11-26-2009, 12:07 AM

According to edmunds.com, the dealer invoice (which is the most you should pay for a 2009MY Z) for a base(manual) + sport is $31,365, including destination charges.

BUT - In my book, if the car already has 150 miles on it (not counting the 50 additional miles it will have on it when you finally get it), then it's a used car. The price you pay should reflect that - and the dealer knows it. They took $365 off of invoice on a car that most others (who are looking for a brand new car) would not accept. Do you think that's such a good deal? I don't.

Just my opinion...YMMV...

PS: The sport package alone is not what would induce someone to put "pedal to the metal" on a Z. Someone who's going to do that will do it whether or not the car is equipped with the sport package.

11-26-2009, 12:07 AM	#5 (permalink)
VCuomo Track Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: SoCal Posts: 887 Drives: BMW 335i Sport Rep Power: 17	According to edmunds.com, the dealer invoice (which is the most you should pay for a 2009MY Z) for a base(manual) + sport is $31,365, including destination charges. BUT - In my book, if the car already has 150 miles on it (not counting the 50 additional miles it will have on it when you finally get it), then it's a used car. The price you pay should reflect that - and the dealer knows it. They took $365 off of invoice on a car that most others (who are looking for a brand new car) would not accept. Do you think that's such a good deal? I don't. Just my opinion...YMMV... PS: The sport package alone is not what would induce someone to put "pedal to the metal" on a Z. Someone who's going to do that will do it whether or not the car is equipped with the sport package. Last edited by VCuomo; 11-26-2009 at 12:22 AM.