WTB: 2015-17 Nismo Tech 6MT Pearl White
 

I realize this is a long shot, but I'm in the market for a 2015-17 Nismo Tech w/manual tranny in Pearl White. I live in the Florida Panhandle, and will consider a car in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, or Georgia...in addition to north or central Florida. The search for this car is proving more difficult than I thought. Just missed out on one with 3k miles by a couple of days, and I'm getting a little frustrated!

• no “door dings” on exterior panels
• no major scrapes on bottom of air dam
• interior free from marks/scratches, and clean kick plates
• no curb rash on wheels
• less than 5,000 miles…but will consider up to 10,000 if babied

Considering the above criteria, this would probably be a one-owner car. One like this is likely not to be sold, I know...unless a 'vette or GT-R is planned! Thanks for looking!

Carmax has one of those, you may be able to transfer it to your local carmax for a small price.

https://www.carmax.com/car/15447053

Thanks...unfortunately, it's silver.

patience is your best friend, keep looking,,dont settle for almost, get what you want.

Thanks for that...I've purchased so few cars during my life, it's a little difficult to keep that "buy me" impulse at bay, now that I'm ready to pull the trigger. I've been kicking myself over missing that super-sweet car a couple days ago -- just because I had to wait to make the 5-1/2 hour drive to see it, and someone else swooped in. Grf!

OK...so I've just contacted all the dealers east of the Mississippi with this car in their inventory, and they have no plans to discount 2017s as a result of them being last years' model -- even when I told them I had cash. They're in the 43-46k range. I refuse to overpay for this car, because I know others with low mileage are selling in the mid 30s. Frustrating!

Lucked out on a killer deal for a 2015 Nismo Tech that had been babied and garaged by a collector, but never drove it and traded it in for a new Alfa Romeo along with two other cars of his. Has 2,300 miles (not a typo!!), and also a complete nose wrap (unknown film) back to the doors and including pillars, mirrors, and partial roof strip. I had been studying videos and reading how-to instructions thinking I'd tackle this myself, but it's already on the car.

I had resigned myself to waiting for a dealership to mark down a "new" 2017 to make room for 2018s, but they seem unwilling for now.

Got lots of stuff to buy now!:happydance: