Where can I find unsold 2009 models?

cmdjing · 09-11-2010, 04:32 PM

To make the most thorough search available, I would have to use the inventory search feature and scour the entire U.S. for the appropriate model going state by state. Then again, I could simply use autotrader but that probably isn't as accurate as Nissan's own website.

Ive found only one base automatic 09 left in the entire U.S. on autotrader and that is at Amato Nissan all the way in Wisconsin! I would have to fly there, buy the car, then have it trucked back to Florida. That in itself would cost probably $2000 dollars, completely defeating the purpose of trying to find a cheap 370Z. Theoretically I could drive 1500 miles all the way from South Florida to Wisconsin, sell my old car there, and drive the 1500 miles back, and only end up paying for gas ($160) bucks but that would mean taking a week off from work and making a three thousand mile roadtrip. Sounds fun in theory but otherwise totally impractical

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09-11-2010, 04:32 PM	#15 (permalink)
cmdjing Base Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Florida Posts: 18 Drives: None Rep Power: 15	To make the most thorough search available, I would have to use the inventory search feature and scour the entire U.S. for the appropriate model going state by state. Then again, I could simply use autotrader but that probably isn't as accurate as Nissan's own website. Ive found only one base automatic 09 left in the entire U.S. on autotrader and that is at Amato Nissan all the way in Wisconsin! I would have to fly there, buy the car, then have it trucked back to Florida. That in itself would cost probably $2000 dollars, completely defeating the purpose of trying to find a cheap 370Z. Theoretically I could drive 1500 miles all the way from South Florida to Wisconsin, sell my old car there, and drive the 1500 miles back, and only end up paying for gas ($160) bucks but that would mean taking a week off from work and making a three thousand mile roadtrip. Sounds fun in theory but otherwise totally impractical