Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 2738520)

That's a terrible price.
Buy a 2010. If you NEED the car and HAVE more money, buy one under some sort of warranty

Originally Posted by sofaonasock (Post 2738612)

This car has been in an accident

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2009 NISSAN 370Z

Originally Posted by kittens (Post 2738857)

Even with no accident that's stil a bad price. 58k isn't too many miles in general, but I paid 24k for my 2009 with 23k miles last year. That car should be below 20k

Originally Posted by harordr (Post 2738958)

I wouldnt pay that much for it...I got my 09 with 18k miles back in october for $21,200. Ive actually been thinking about selling it and it has 25k less miles than that does and would ask for around 18,500 to put in perspective.

Originally Posted by FuTuRe is Z (Post 2739138)

If you're purchasing you better do so soon the prices are only going to increase from this point forward. My car's KBB value drastically increased this past month.

Originally Posted by FuTuRe is Z (Post 2739138)

If you're purchasing you better do so soon the prices are only going to increase from this point forward. My car's KBB value drastically increased this past month.

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2739149)

Are you sure it's not just the fact that it's harder to sell a rwd sports car in the winter?

Originally Posted by Got_Z (Post 2739141)

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Originally Posted by FuTuRe is Z (Post 2739408)

How are you confused my friend?

In the winter RWD sports cars are priced lower. The longer he waits into the spring/summer the higher the prices will be because demand will increase.

I looked into getting another car in December my trade in value was 27K, now it's 31K.

So if he wants to get a Z he better purchase one sooner or else his buying power will diminish, you can't low ball a dealer when they think they can sell the car quickly to someone else for more money. It's easier to get a desperate dealer to sell a RWD car in the winter however.

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2739417)

Maybe if you had taken the time to explain yourself in your first post, people wouldn't have been confused? Duh?

Originally Posted by FuTuRe is Z (Post 2739443)

You're a smart guy, I've seen your informative posts, I thought you would have figured as much. :tiphat:

Originally Posted by FuTuRe is Z (Post 2739408)

How are you confused my friend?



In the winter RWD sports cars are priced lower. The longer he waits into the spring/summer the higher the prices will be because demand will increase.



I looked into getting another car in December my trade in value was 27K, now it's 31K.



So if he wants to get a Z he better purchase one sooner or else his buying power will diminish, you can't low ball a dealer when they think they can sell the car quickly to someone else for more money. It's easier to get a desperate dealer to sell a RWD car in the winter however.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2738963)

does your car have sport package, touring, nav, etc? just wondering.

Originally Posted by FuTuRe is Z (Post 2739408)

How are you confused my friend?

In the winter RWD sports cars are priced lower. The longer he waits into the spring/summer the higher the prices will be because demand will increase.

I looked into getting another car in December my trade in value was 27K, now it's 31K.

So if he wants to get a Z he better purchase one sooner or else his buying power will diminish, you can't low ball a dealer when they think they can sell the car quickly to someone else for more money. It's easier to get a desperate dealer to sell a RWD car in the winter however.

Originally Posted by harordr (Post 2738958)

I wouldnt pay that much for it...I got my 09 with 18k miles back in october for $21,200. Ive actually been thinking about selling it and it has 25k less miles than that does and would ask for around 18,500 to put in perspective.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2738963)

does your car have sport package, touring, nav, etc? just wondering.

Originally Posted by zaimer (Post 2742579)

There's no way the cars that were bought for around 20K with that low of miles have sport package, touring, nag etc. Unless the dealer desperately wanted to move cars. The kbb trade-in for a Z with all those options is around 20K..and thats with around 50k miles! :p. I would agree, however, that price is a little high considering the history of the car.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2743891)

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Originally Posted by zaimer (Post 2744104)

What???? :bowrofl:

Originally Posted by axmea? (Post 2744109)

Z forum math. It is more logic than true math.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2744274)

:rofl2: hahaha i just jabbed at the guy. you went ahead and ko'ed him. lol :icon17:

Originally Posted by zaimer (Post 2745211)

:icon17: I understood your post..just thought it was funny! Being a smart a** goes along with my sense of humor lol. I'll try to be a little more careful with my posts...:stirthepot:

Originally Posted by Gismo (Post 2754340)

Throwing my purchase in the mix
I got my 2009 nismo with 44k on the odometer and literally looks brand new inside and out 0 accidents for $25,000 out the door even after some negotiation;D


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