the base 375z is almost $70,000?

:facepalm:

:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

thats gotta be with market adjustment bs, im on nissan's website right now and they're about $41,000

still f'n crazy.

ok, so being fair and honest, i just looked into the new 375z..

the only cool thing that I saw that you'd have to pay for (roughly $500), it doesn't come standard.. you can get a "virtual" key.. which gives you the ability to lock/unlock your doors AND remote start...

nissan definitely nickel and dimes you for everything, and after looking at a lot of their accessories, a lot of that stuff should come standard.. but i digress.

ohh, forgot to mention, for well qualified buyers, 7.65% interest rate... :eek::eek: ouch! and if you decide to lease (which I would never do personally).. you get 10,000 miles per year.. :eek::eek:

What the website says and what the individual dealers are charging are two different stories.

And yes, close to $70K. I saw one in person at a dealer a few months back, and it was listed at $66K.

Not sure why everyone seems to be surprised by the costs. The media has been heavily covering rate increases. What did people think was going to happen?

I was too speechless to even laugh. :eek:

https://www.fox13news.com/news/gen-z...-challenge-you

"Gen Z hardest generation to work with, according to survey: ‘They lack discipline‘ and 'like to challenge you’."

"A number of managers also agreed that Gen Z workers lack communication skills, effort, motivation and even technological skills."

:icon18::icon18::icon18::icon18: How?? I thought they would be the most technologically advanced?

"And one of the top reasons that GenZers are being canned from their jobs, according to the April survey, is that they are 'too easily offended.'"

:iagree::iagree::iagree::iagree:

"Of respondents who say Gen Z is the most difficult generation to work with, 34% say they prefer to work with Millennials, 30% with Gen X, and 4% with Baby Boomers," the survey concluded.

:rock::rock::rock::rock: Good job Millennials! We rock!

People complain about 8% home and car loans. Interest rates say in the 80's/90's was close to 20% for homes loans and near 15% for car loans. And mind you, incomes were much lower then compared to now, even with inflation factored in.

10 years from now, we will all look back at this post and say "Holy sh!t that was a good deal!"

Yup. Leased the Rouge. $45,000 vehicle. $4000 down, 18 months 15,000 miles. $535 a month. 12,000 a year mileage was an extra $80 a month. one of the main reasons went with it is because they blew me away with what they gave me on the Z. At this rate the Rogue is going to sit for the last two months of the lease to keep it under the mileage.

Wife loves it so far, but I think I’m going with a Mazda CX5 next year. Lots more bang for the buck.

i agree with you.

yeah that mileage sh1t is for the birds, although I dont think I've ever averaged 12k miles a year, but i guess thats the average for most folks.

Industry standard is 15K miles from what I was told by Geico. We put maybe 7K miles a year on the wifey's car. Z got maybe 200 miles the past 2 years from being out of commission.

No Joke, Jack! :rofl2: