Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Typical 370Z availability in the North East

geetee · 03-13-2011, 11:31 PM

Given the current situation, this thread would have probably made more sense last week when I intended to ask...

Of the three dealerships within 10 miles that I've visited over the past few weeks, 2 don't know when they're getting Zs in and the other isn't getting any because they can't sell them (place was really sketchy anyway).

In a typical year (which I guess this is no longer...), is it still too early for most dealerships up here to get in their Zs? The closest I've gotten to a test drive is sitting in a 2010 roadster locked up in the dealership garage. I'm going to try to arrange an actual test drive and hopefully see if they can get a car transfered over from another state. I'd gladly take a leftover 2010 coupe, but they have 3 roadsters instead

I'm just curious if most people in New York finding themselves in similar situations or if I'm simply looking too early, being that it's still winter officially.

Thanks!

P.S. Any thoughts on the Altima coupe if finding the right Z here proves to be impossible this year?

03-13-2011, 11:31 PM	#1 (permalink)
geetee Base Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: New York Posts: 5 Drives: '11 Z Touring+Sport Rep Power: 14	Typical 370Z availability in the North East Given the current situation, this thread would have probably made more sense last week when I intended to ask... Of the three dealerships within 10 miles that I've visited over the past few weeks, 2 don't know when they're getting Zs in and the other isn't getting any because they can't sell them (place was really sketchy anyway). In a typical year (which I guess this is no longer...), is it still too early for most dealerships up here to get in their Zs? The closest I've gotten to a test drive is sitting in a 2010 roadster locked up in the dealership garage. I'm going to try to arrange an actual test drive and hopefully see if they can get a car transfered over from another state. I'd gladly take a leftover 2010 coupe, but they have 3 roadsters instead I'm just curious if most people in New York finding themselves in similar situations or if I'm simply looking too early, being that it's still winter officially. Thanks! P.S. Any thoughts on the Altima coupe if finding the right Z here proves to be impossible this year?