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i feel like giving up on this z purchase no dealer is willing to come down on price....freak man. i found a 2lt camaro for 22k 2012...with like 11k miles

i cant seem to find any z's that are white or gunmetal even 2011 for CLOSE to that price.
lowest i got so far was 30k.....

then joe from koeppel nissan said just get a new 2013 for 0apr financing. said it would be the same price as a 2012 with interest but the OTD price is 38k...
im at a loss, i cant handle that right now. what should i do. Im actually thinking of going to see this camaro....

can't cause i cant see your post. :icon17:

22k is pretty low for a 370Z brother

In any case, keep us posted as to what you end up doing, we're lovers of ALL cars here and their owners are always welcome

That Z is in a completely different league than that V6 Camaro and depreciates much less. It will be difficult to find a dealer willing to sell a clean 2011 for under 30k unless it's a strippo or a lot of mileage. Maybe you should start looking here in the vehicle threads. There are a lot of clean examples

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OP: I say abandon the Z and get yourself a nice Prius Spec-R or Prius SS. Don't forget a helmet too.

i mean im not trying to get the z for 22k i was hoping i can get a 2011 or 2012 for under 28k OTD but no one and i mean NO ONE is willing to come down on that.
im getting retardedly frustrated of this car purchase. I always wanted a z but im thinkin i just get the camaro now and the z later or something.

i dont want to make a financial mistake too young for that.

i want to be comfortable in the car, but i also dont want to regret getting a second choice car because i couldnt afford the first. am i being blinded by the z or which do you think is smarter

yea but i cant pay the forum member full cash. hes not a dealer so i cant give him a 13k downpayment and an IOU for the rest.

unless im misinformed and there are ways of doing this

In all honesty, if you're having such a hard time settling for a Z, maybe it's not right for you. Move on with your life. Join the Camaro5 forum and leave the370z behind.

If a Z is too expensive for you, get the Camaro and just be done with it. Enjoy a new car. If you REALLY and truly wanted a Z, you would have got one by now, because if you really want something, you'll get it no matter the cost.

Or the alternative is just to wait for at least another 3-4 years or so for the prices of Z's to drop and pick one up then.

I don't like OTD prices because I don't know what fees are in NJ, but assuming $3-4k is TTL, you SHOULD be able to find a base 2011 for around 25k... Just gotta look in further locations... Fùck it... Shoot me a text, lets find you a car (31O)eight nine three-42O7

You can walk into a bank and get a loan, and the bank will pay the guy

https://www.roadloans.com/. Can pay an individual. I also got pre approved from Wells Fargo back when I was shopping around but they weren't the best interest rate.

You dont have to pay cash. You go to your credit union and apply for financing to buy a car from an individual seller. Your credit union will tell you how much you are approved for., and you shop on that basis. If they say you are approved for $25k (for example), hit the forums and look for one around that cost. Make the seller an offer, and if they agree, the bank will send them a check. You will just pay your monthly payment to the bank. Hope this helps..

Get an 09, u can find some with about 30k miles for under $25k

Thing is, OP doesn't have any credit history so he'll get raped on interest depending on where he goes. Or, if the OP wants, he can try to apply for PenFed.

IF he wants to get a Z and not get hurt on interest, he should just go to Joe @ Koeppel and take the 0% that he offered on the 2013's.

OP, to be honest I just think the 370z is just a little out of your league, no offense by that.. What I mean is you said in a previous thread you were what... 19? No credit and work a job that makes so so money. 30k is a lot of $$$ brother. Even if you get a loan, the interest rate is going to kill you, along with insurance. I wouldn't be surprised if you are paying 600-700 a month just for the car.. Is that really worth it... having almost your whole pay check go to a car?

But if the OP only makes 20-25k (I don't know, just going off of what he mentioned in previous threads) a year, do you really think he would get approved for a loan for a 30k+ car?