Can somebody interpret this auto check for
 

me?

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According to the dealer it was a trade in from an "older lady". In the report it shows "auto auction" in the last line.

Dealer lying?

Also, notice the mileage discrepancy (12,887 on 10/16/09 and 12,295 on 11/10/09 "odometer rollback"?


Here is the link to the dealer's add: Cars for Sale: 2009 Nissan 370Z in Arlington, TX 76011: Coupe Details - 269782223 - AutoTrader.com

What do you think of the price?

Thanks you all.

I think that is high as hell for 13,000 miles

I think you should be able to pull that off for another $3-4k off

Yeah...High. I only paid 800 more than that new for my Blue w/sport.
Minor Odo discrepancies are pretty common on these reports, usually due to someone incorrectly recording the mileage. No conspiracy there If you're gonna do a rollback you'd do it for more than 500 miles! LOoks like the trade-in story is just that.

I paid less than that for mine. Thanks to USAA.

Why not just buy a new 2010?

Do you think I can get a 2010 automatic, leather w/sports package for 31K? I don't mind "gently used ones".

Somebody else can take the hit.

No you can't get a new 2010 for 31k unless you wait for someone to sell theirs used.

hence I'am looking for a gently used/pre-owned 09.

How are you going to know that it was "gently used"? :ugh2:

The salesman will always be honest! lol

so you want an automatic 2010, but your asking about a manual nismo? which tranny do you want?

I was looking at that very same Z. Just not the right time of the year for me. If you decide getting it, would you mind sharing the price via PM. I'm curious about how much should be paid for that mileage.

:iagree:...lol

^^^^^ LMFAO... yeah "the owner was an old lady"

Once in a while we get a trade from an old man, but 90% are from little old ladies that just use the car to get groceries!

And drive to church on Sundays.

"Dealer lying"? More like STEALERSHIPS ALWAYS LIE, dude!

You know...That's a bit harsh. I've worked with Hundreds and hundreds of dealers over the years (professionally) and that's not the business model. Walk in with a chip on your shoulder and that's what you'll get. My last 3 new car transactions were very pleasurable (Honda, Chevy, and Nissan). A knowledgeable consumer can call his own shots within reason. Act stupid and you'll likely get the same approach from the dealership.
There are dealers here like Fusz who will treat you fairly and still offer the best pricing. My buddy Zpirate just had his new 370 delivered from them and had a great experience. Vote with your dollars. Game players don't get mine.

I had a GREAT experience with my dealership, as well as another I visited while shopping.

I did, however, have a bad experience at one while shopping around.

How's the song go? "Two out of three ain't bad." :rofl2:

The whole STEALERSHIP thing is a bit rough considering everyone is looking to see how much less than 2000 behind invoice they should offer. I think most dealerships are gonna treat customers the way they deserve to be treated, make a fair offer and get treated fairly.

Don't mean to vent, but everyone knows what dealers pay for cars and everyone wants to pay less, it gets tiring!

Here's the thing though, these dealerships that I have visited all have 4-5 2009s on the lot. They either have 2010s on the lot or 2010s on their way, and they aren't really going to be selling these in December/January, so whats going to happen is I'm going to end up walking into a dealership at the end of January and get the car for what these "stealerships" are looking at me crazy for what I'm offering today.

In other words, these are reasonable offers because you must take into account the possibility of actually selling a 2009 in the middle of winter for Invoice while 2010s are on the lot. It is not going to happen. Unless of course you are a better cars salesman than Ashley Schaeffer of Ashley Schaeffer Bmw.

P.S. please don't be offended by this post. Were all venting.

What an informative post.

your insightfulness to the OPs question is as inlightning as your since of humor

First things first: That's "sense of humor", not "since of humor". 2nd. Reality is harsh: Do lawyers manipulate the law to get scoundrels back on the street? Yep. Do bankers manipulate politicians to get breaks that the average taxpayer doesn't get? Yep. Do politicians make promises they KNOW they won't keep? Yep. Do "dealerships" manipulate, lie and pose as your "friends" to screw you? Yep. Reality IS harsh.

WoW!

your spell check is very Insightful :rolleyes: thanks...

hmmm...who edits 98.9% of their own posts here, and why?

:icon08:^^^^^^^^^^

damn it that wazs not ment for you

lol i know


internetz on this side of the world is a split second faster :bowrofl:

too slow! :stirthepot:

Bump for this.

Of course everyone now knows what dealers pay, but only because of the internet. The playing field has leveled for the consumer. The informed consumer gets the best deal.

It's the lousy dealers that brand the rest of you. (As in any other business). One lousy dealer's reputation unfortunately is worth about 100 dealers with impeccable reputations.

Even more against you (for public opinion) are the shady used-car lots. My wife once bought a used car from some scumbags in our town. We had looked at a few cars on their lot a week earlier, and in a fit of blatant a$$holery, she stopped by again and bought the car for asking price, along with a worthless "bumper-to-bumper, one hundred thousand mile extended warranty :bowrofl:" (the car already showed 83k on the odo, so this warranty was going to last through 180,000 miles? :icon14:). She was so excited to show me the car when I got home that day...of course I was PISSED, lol. This was early in our marriage and let's just say I was unaware at the time how naive she is :shakes head:.

To make a loooong story short, the engine had been replaced (funny how that did not show up in the spotless Carfax) with a tired beater engine that had a bunch of stop-leak poured into it and the engine failed 1000 miles later. It took me a lot of my time to get restitution throught the courts. I've been bad-mouthing them ever since, even to the point where I was walking by the lot one day and yelled out to a prospect looking at a car: "They are thieves! Do not buy anything from these people!". That caused some commotion on the lot :icon17:.

^^^ Speaking of carfax, I saw a 370Z carfax 2 days ago. It has been moved across 2 dealers. Two consecutive dates, 1 day gap, 3000 miles on the second entry.
Oh and before you shoot me, the two dealerships are in the same STATE. I can go home and pull this link from my history if you don't believe me!

How is that possible on carfax???????????

After my wife's fiasco and your post, I'd say Carfax is a worthless piece of paper.

You need to ask? Garbage in, Garbage out..

do alll dealerships do oasis reports?

I have never heard of an oasis report. Educate me please.

ford does them...let me dig mine up from the mach1...

this is in text format it was done by a lady by the name of Donna out of a NC dealership...

notice it shows a build date...i wish we could get something like this for our 370z's

Yeah, that would be nice. All we can go by is Car Fax. And they aren't perfect, but by far the best out there.

Why go home and show you the link when its possible from work by logging into the home computer? Lol... and lo...

CARFAX Vehicle History Report on JN1AZ44E99M403135

Driven ~1000 miles in 3 days from the dealer to the DMV in the same town.... what a joke.

CAR FAX ki ma ki chuth <brown cursing>

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Data input by a dyslexic kid in the clean-up dept. Why are you surprised?