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ZCarMan · 12-12-2009, 11:52 AM

You should shoot for the lowest price you can get. That said, you already know what invoice is and that gives you the knowledge you need when negotiating a deal. Can't get the price you want? Walk away. Just know that people are getting anywhere from 500 to 1000 under invoice which is good. I bought mine six months ago and go it 500 over invoice and was very pleased. I'd recommend you go drive the 350Z and the 370Z and you'll quickly realize that the 370Z is the car of choice choice both in looks outside and inside, plus in overall performance. The 2009 370Z is where the overall best deal will be had. Good luck and good hunting!

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ZCarMan A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: MD Posts: 4,488 Drives: 09 Z34, 13 F-150 Rep Power: 26	You should shoot for the lowest price you can get. That said, you already know what invoice is and that gives you the knowledge you need when negotiating a deal. Can't get the price you want? Walk away. Just know that people are getting anywhere from 500 to 1000 under invoice which is good. I bought mine six months ago and go it 500 over invoice and was very pleased. I'd recommend you go drive the 350Z and the 370Z and you'll quickly realize that the 370Z is the car of choice choice both in looks outside and inside, plus in overall performance. The 2009 370Z is where the overall best deal will be had. Good luck and good hunting! __________________ Jon Swift \| SPC \| Stillen \| Motordyne \| AAM \| Cobb \| Hawk \| Volk Racing \| Bridgestone Green Demon Eyes Last edited by ZCarMan; 12-12-2009 at 11:55 AM.