Realistic bottom line on an '11 touring roadster
 

Ready to buy, and I realize since roadsters are hard to come by it may be a fairly long wait, however what's the cheapest a 2011 touring roadster auto, with sport and nav can be gotten?

I've gotten 2 quotes down near 44k but for some reason I still think it can be gotten for less. Thoughts?

Have you considered a new 2010? There are definitely some around and you should be able to knock another 6k off of your current quote.

I had a line a few months back on a similar 2010 leftover. they wanted 41,800. Waited and it was gone. I wonder what the odds are in finding a black auto touring roadster with nav and sport packages would actually be.

I'd guess the 2010s are almost gone. I bought mine less than 2 months ago and my dealer had 3. Now he has none.

Try carsdotcom. I just looked for what you want and came up with several within 500 miles of my zip. This is how I located mine.

Contact supporting dealers on this forum? I know they had some ridiculous prices on roadsters awhile back.

There's a (new) 2010 Roadster in East Providence, RI @ Nissan of East Providence East Providence RI | Nissan Dealers Providence | Nissan Dealerships Somerset | Nissan Dealer Boston | Bristol | Warwick | Franklin | Mansfield The sticker on the car said $37,700 w/ 0% financing.

Quite a hike for you, but worth it to save the dough. Call them up, see what your options are.

so the lowest Ive gotten for a 2011 Touring Roadster, loaded auto with nav and sport is 44,430. MSRP almost 49K. Dealer says that quote is his cost. Am I crazy to think it can be gotten lower? Even with the fact it has to be ordered direct?

You may be able to get another 1k lower, but I'd say that would be all. You have to realize you are still trying to get ahold of the current model year. If you wait until the '12 is out, your chances of getting the '11 for less will be greater.



Ps- The local dealer here in MD has a Monterrey Blue with the options you want, but it's a 2010. PM me if you'd like more info