Saw the Nismo in Person

Robert_Nash · 07-13-2009, 12:52 PM

You pretty much have to buy the NISMO for what it is - most of the extra dollars you are spending is for what you "don't" see.

It is a pretty "bare bones" vehicle; at least from a "luxury" standpoint; especially compared to a decked out Touring coupe or the new roadster...no heated/cooled seats, no nav system, no bluetooth, no leather, etc, etc.

I like the Nismo a lot but I'm likely going to get the new roadster to replace my Touring Coupe...I'll be giving up a little bit of performance but overall I like the open air of a roadster along with all the luxury trimmings.

You will probably have a bit of difficulty finding them for MSRP or less at first; they are, after all, a bit of a limited production. However, once they really start hitting dealer lots I'm sure you'll find a dealer that will make you a decent deal because let's face it, the new car market is in the sewer right now and while everyone is trying to adjust; dealers need to SELL cars.

Lug · 07-13-2009, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Robert_Nash

You pretty much have to buy the NISMO for what it is - most of the extra dollars you are spending is for what you "don't" see.

It is a pretty "bare bones" vehicle; at least from a "luxury" standpoint; especially compared to a decked out Touring coupe or the new roadster...no heated/cooled seats, no nav system, no bluetooth, no leather, etc, etc.

I like the Nismo a lot but I'm likely going to get the new roadster to replace my Touring Coupe...I'll be giving up a little bit of performance but overall I like the open air of a roadster along with all the luxury trimmings.

You will probably have a bit of difficulty finding them for MSRP or less at first; they are, after all, a bit of a limited production. However, once they really start hitting dealer lots I'm sure you'll find a dealer that will make you a decent deal because let's face it, the new car market is in the sewer right now and while everyone is trying to adjust; dealers need to SELL cars.

+1 Remember, even the "regular" 370Z's were going full retail.....for about a week!

07-13-2009, 12:52 PM	#1 (permalink)
Robert_Nash Track Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Middle TN/Savannah GA Posts: 762 Drives: '14 Q60IPL/'14Armada Rep Power: 18	You pretty much have to buy the NISMO for what it is - most of the extra dollars you are spending is for what you "don't" see. It is a pretty "bare bones" vehicle; at least from a "luxury" standpoint; especially compared to a decked out Touring coupe or the new roadster...no heated/cooled seats, no nav system, no bluetooth, no leather, etc, etc. I like the Nismo a lot but I'm likely going to get the new roadster to replace my Touring Coupe...I'll be giving up a little bit of performance but overall I like the open air of a roadster along with all the luxury trimmings. You will probably have a bit of difficulty finding them for MSRP or less at first; they are, after all, a bit of a limited production. However, once they really start hitting dealer lots I'm sure you'll find a dealer that will make you a decent deal because let's face it, the new car market is in the sewer right now and while everyone is trying to adjust; dealers need to SELL cars. __________________ Robert -My Basset Hound Is Smarter Than Your Honor Student and Barack Obama - Last edited by Robert_Nash; 07-13-2009 at 12:57 PM.

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