Im getting a Z soon

jesseb1181

Hi guys im getting a Z soon and Im not very good at haggling. Can you guys look at this link and see what I should offer?

2009 Nissan 370Z Z Corinth, Texas | North Texas Nissan

wishihadnav

i think some heads here are picking these up for 30ish

DjSquall

Don't get it soon.














































GET IT NOW!!! (30-32k if you're in the states) best of luck!

kenchan

id probably offer $33.5K or maybe a tad more and say no to everything else.

Jeffblue

btw the interior is listed as persimmon, but is clearly frost.

daleks

When looking at the price focus on the total cost, but how much per month. If you come off as unsure the dealership will try to futz with the final number. Your overall price is going to be:

Base cost of car + sales tax (varies per state) + licensing fees (varies per state) + destination (varies per zip code) + possible state fees (Washington state charges B&O tax)

You can only haggle over the base cost as all of the other items go to entities other than the dealership, but those costs are all well known ahead of time. Since it's a 2009 the dealer should be willing to move this car. There's no reason to have a car on the lot for a year when new models are coming out. I'd offer a below invoice cost on the car, and do it later in the month when the dealership is really trying to make their monthly numbers. If they say they won't lose money, stand your ground because it's actually not true that they'll lose money below invoice. Manufacturers provide all sorts of rebates to dealerships based on sales numbers.

Go to kbb.com and enter in the information for the car to see what the invoice price is for that car and location. Represent yourself as a serious buyer and be firm on your offer. It's a challenge to see who blinks first. Good luck!