I know. My point being, low numbers are due in some part to dealers no longer taking orders for 09's after Aug. If there are low numbers in the first qtr of 2010, then there may be reason for concern. The upside is the car will still be rare. The downside, it may hurt the availability if aftermarket options.

one of them is mine. all mine. bwahahahahaha. :woot:

I am certainly doing my part. I purchased my 370Z in November from forum dealer Lou Fusz Nissan.

I was looking last night and there are some great deals on 2009 370Zs right now. I saw one for 2 grand under invoice. Maybe I should have waited until December. :icon17: Just kidding Lou. :tup:

The real comparison will come after Jan.1, 2010
 

Because then the 2010 Zs will be going up against 2009 Z sales, and 350Z sales will be pretty much out of the mix. For the record..... Jan. 2009 sales were 1280 units.

You didnt get 5 grand off ???? I did on my Roadster....thanks Lou:roflpuke2::roflpuke2::roflpuke2: :stirthepot:

:iagree:

Lou will give you a good deal, but I seriously doubt he would go 5 grand under invoice. :shakes head:

bought mine last month

Desperate times call for desperate measures :stirthepot:

It was a joke dude :icon18::icon18:

I, also, am one of the contributors to the november sales total! weeeeee

Bought it for about 2.5k under sticker...i thought it was a pretty good deal :tup:

My neighborhood dealership has 24 Z's left on their lots... just waiting for the last few to be left and I'll buy right then.. hopefully be able to pull off more than $2000 below invoice and less than 3.99% interest ---> thats the BEST offer I've seen on this forum so far.

The dealers in my area are also throwing out awesome deals on their remaining 2009's. So good it's killing me to pass them up, but I want a 2010.

So much for our resale value.

Fewer cars sold now will = greater resale prices after the recession.