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I went through a similar situation looking at a very low milage 2014 Nismo being sold up in Maine for about $32,000 in July of 2015. I was all set to jump on it and then after checking the car fax I saw it had been brought in for some electrical work.
It spooked me and I figured with all these 2014 Nismos sitting and having 2016's coming out soon, someone would be willing to take a hit just to get a 2014 Nismo off their lot. I used the nissan inventory search on nissan's website and just started mass emailing every dealer on the east coast to see what they would be willing to move a 2014 for. I found there were a TON of 2014's still new and unsold. I requested a price of $35,000 and got a bunch of calls back over the next 2 days and the lowest I got was $37,000 from a dealer in Michigan (Muskegon Nissan, whom were excellent). I flew out there and bought it. My total costs after flight, tax, title, and registration were about $40,000 all in, but I used it as a vacation to see Niagara Falls, Saratoga Springs, and a few other places as well. The day I flew out to pick up the car I got a call from a dealer in Chicago offering me $35,000, but at that point the deal was already done. This was back in August of 2015, so my point is... I think if you can find a new one for around $35,000 it may be worth the peace of mind (not to mention - only one owner on resale), instead of taking a risk over $2,500 bucks. Keep us posted on how you make out and good luck! |
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I got mine new June of last year for 35K out the door trading in a 2008 Xterra with 185K miles. Due to things out of my control its pretty much sat for the last 6 months and only has 1300 miles on it. Wouldn't sell it, but there are reasons that cars don't get a lot of miles racked up. Mine did sit on the lot for a year that I was able to watch it and they where willing to deal because they had just got the '15 nismo. Got to take it for a drive and compare the 2. I had already decided I liked the appearance of the '14 better, but I personally liked the stiffer suspension as well.
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14 is the best Nismo version for me. If I could find a good deal locally I would trade up!
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I bought a '14 in July of that year.. Currently have around 1K miles. I have a Honda Fit as a daily and only drives my Nismo once or twice a week around town locally but never long distance. Point is, it's possible that what you found is legit. Great deal.. obviously do your research as these members mentioned
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Did you buy it or not?
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Thanks for all the input everyone. I passed on the 882 Nismo because I wasn't completely feeling the red. 2 new 14s left in US according to Nissan inventory. One in Tennessee Grey and one in Tampa Black (my preference). But neither are budging off the 36,999 price. Geez a bit high considering current value. Still sleeping on it...I told the Tampa dealer I would be there Tuesday if I bite. Tampa has had it on their lot for 600 days...I tried to use that as a negotiating factor but they said they are to in the red to lower the price.
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Buy mine $32000 so cal
Black 2014 z nismo with 1,450 miles Nothing to hide here, I have a daily driver company truck and I have 3 kids so obviously I don't get much alone time by myself or with the wife. I also have an M3 so I don't drive the Z at all. Let me know I won't waste your time if you are a serious buyer Thank you |
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Looks like Duke Z and I have a deal and plan to finalize next week. Fingers crossed!!! Will keep you guys posted!
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COOL! Congrats!!! good luck with the deal, let us know when you take delivery!!!
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Thanks guys! Now just searching for reputable shippers. If anyone has any recommendations please share. Thanks!
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Congrats...fly out and driver her back homes.:p
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