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Mag350Z · 03-18-2010, 01:20 PM

Robert,
how does this work exactly?
For example if I am interested in a 2010 370Z Base with Sport Package 6MT from Royal Palm Nissan in South Florida?

Thank you

Adam

Robert_Nash · 03-18-2010, 01:44 PM

My original post has some basic data and the link I provided there has a lot more.

Essentially, I'd suggest that the first thing you need to do is find a dealer that will participate in the VPP program on a 370z...since you already know that a particular dealer has the car you are looking for, obviously I would start with that dealer but if he won't participate I'm sure you can find one who will.

Beyond that, once the exact car is picked out, the dealer sells you the vehicle at the predetermined actual invoice price of the vehicle less the 4.3% discount (there are some things that can be added to that but they are limited to things like taxes, dealer installed options that were not on the vehicle when it left the factory, etc).

It's a no-haggle deal at a discount that, except in very unusual circumstances, will be a better deal than you can ever hope to negotiate on your own...the dealer makes a predetermined fee as his "profit" for handling the sale and you get a good deal!

Mag350Z · 03-18-2010, 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robert_Nash

My original post has some basic data and the link I provided there has a lot more.

Essentially, I'd suggest that the first thing you need to do is find a dealer that will participate in the VPP program on a 370z...since you already know that a particular dealer has the car you are looking for, obviously I would start with that dealer but if he won't participate I'm sure you can find one who will.

Beyond that, once the exact car is picked out, the dealer sells you the vehicle at the predetermined actual invoice price of the vehicle less the 4.3% discount (there are some things that can be added to that but they are limited to things like taxes, dealer installed options that were not on the vehicle when it left the factory, etc).

It's a no-haggle deal at a discount that, except in very unusual circumstances, will be a better deal than you can ever hope to negotiate on your own...the dealer makes a predetermined fee as his "profit" for handling the sale and you get a good deal!

do you need a VIN for a specific vehicle?

Mag350Z · 03-18-2010, 02:18 PM

spoke with my dealer, they do in fact participate in the program and said this would be by far the best price i could be offered
how many times a year is this VPP offered?

thank you

Robert_Nash · 03-18-2010, 02:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mag350Z

spoke with my dealer, they do in fact participate in the program and said this would be by far the best price i could be offered
how many times a year is this VPP offered?

thank you

Yes, before you can complete a deal you need the claim number and the vehicle vin number.

This promotion ends on March 31 and the deal has to happen on or before the 31st.

LexusZ · 03-18-2010, 07:02 PM

Hey Robert I sent you a PM wasn't sure if you received it

03-18-2010, 01:44 PM	#2 (permalink)
Robert_Nash Track Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Middle TN/Savannah GA Posts: 762 Drives: '14 Q60IPL/'14Armada Rep Power: 18	My original post has some basic data and the link I provided there has a lot more. Essentially, I'd suggest that the first thing you need to do is find a dealer that will participate in the VPP program on a 370z...since you already know that a particular dealer has the car you are looking for, obviously I would start with that dealer but if he won't participate I'm sure you can find one who will. Beyond that, once the exact car is picked out, the dealer sells you the vehicle at the predetermined actual invoice price of the vehicle less the 4.3% discount (there are some things that can be added to that but they are limited to things like taxes, dealer installed options that were not on the vehicle when it left the factory, etc). It's a no-haggle deal at a discount that, except in very unusual circumstances, will be a better deal than you can ever hope to negotiate on your own...the dealer makes a predetermined fee as his "profit" for handling the sale and you get a good deal! __________________ Robert -My Basset Hound Is Smarter Than Your Honor Student and Barack Obama -

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Mag350Z Base Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: South Florida Posts: 95 Drives: 2011 GS Corvette Rep Power: 16	Robert, how does this work exactly? For example if I am interested in a 2010 370Z Base with Sport Package 6MT from Royal Palm Nissan in South Florida? Thank you Adam

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Mag350Z Base Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: South Florida Posts: 95 Drives: 2011 GS Corvette Rep Power: 16	spoke with my dealer, they do in fact participate in the program and said this would be by far the best price i could be offered how many times a year is this VPP offered? thank you

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LexusZ Base Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: FL Posts: 1 Drives: 07 Tundra Rep Power: 16	Hey Robert I sent you a PM wasn't sure if you received it