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MrTwo94 11-05-2014 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3022996)
it all depends price wise. i do know on my particular Z the sport package still is +1400 in the price and nav is +500 in the price for it being used. i'm guessing touring is about +2000 at most sincei believe the package was only 4000 option new lol i'll check my window sticker later.....its still in the glove box.

also as for the breathability of the seat you must remember the outside edges on the seats are leather. the inside of the seat back/bottom are microfiber suede/alcantara style material. just watch wearing cut-offs/tank tops when its hot weather lol that about the only way that leather will burn you down in texas :tiphat:

What were you using to price that up? I was using truecar.com for a 2013 model with about 30k miles on it. But I just ran it again, and it looks like truecar is adding almost $1200 for the nav system. So I guess I just need to find this car one day:
+Sport
+Touring
+6MT
-Nav

FPenvy 11-05-2014 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by MrTwo94 (Post 3023021)
What were you using to price that up? I was using truecar.com for a 2013 model with about 30k miles on it. But I just ran it again, and it looks like truecar is adding almost $1200 for the nav system. So I guess I just need to find this car one day:
+Sport
+Touring
+6MT
-Nav

nada guides. it's what my father and I use when we flip cars.

http://www.nadaguides.com

or just give me year and milage you forsee yourself gettign and i can run it all. also run it vs prices they are going for at delaer auctions as well.

DavidZ370 11-05-2014 02:56 PM

Sport pack is a must, Touring imho is OVER priced.

MrTwo94 11-05-2014 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3023029)
nada guides. it's what my father and I use when we flip cars.

http://www.nadaguides.com

or just give me year and milage you forsee yourself gettign and i can run it all. also run it vs prices they are going for at delaer auctions as well.

I'm looking for a 2011+ with <30k miles. After talking with you guys, I think I'd like to snag a touring package if I'm paying less than $2000 extra because I have a feeling that an aftermarket head unit will hurt resale value and running the receiver for the XM is probably going to be a pain in the arse.

I just checked that website - it isn't quite as detailed as truecar.com - and it is telling me for a 2012 with 30k + sport + touring - nav, I should expect to pay $27,850 which I'm assuming is before TT&L.

There's a nice 2013 near me around that price. But I kind of like the front bumper on the 2012 model better... am I in the minority on that? I've heard the front bumper described as having "fangs" but I think it looks good.

FPenvy 11-05-2014 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by MrTwo94 (Post 3023070)
I'm looking for a 2011+ with <30k miles. After talking with you guys, I think I'd like to snag a touring package if I'm paying less than $2000 extra because I have a feeling that an aftermarket head unit will hurt resale value and running the receiver for the XM is probably going to be a pain in the arse.

I just checked that website - it isn't quite as detailed as truecar.com - and it is telling me for a 2012 with 30k + sport + touring - nav, I should expect to pay $27,850 which I'm assuming is before TT&L.

There's a nice 2013 near me around that price. But I kind of like the front bumper on the 2012 model better... am I in the minority on that? I've heard the front bumper described as having "fangs" but I think it looks good.

NADA is what the car is worth as is in the listed conditions. we use it when buying cars to get the best price for profit reasons lol

2009-2012 with the original bumper is the way to go. i personally hate the 2013+ bumper. it's a remake of the 350 bumper which i also hated. no performance changes have been made on the Z since 2009.

FPenvy 11-05-2014 03:20 PM

i dont know your color preferences or whatever but here's a good find. 2012 - 5500 miles with you specs $27,950

on a dealer lot it could pull up to maybe just over 30k. personally i would try and get it for 25,500-26,500 for profit purposes. its a private seller so that should be easy to accomplish.

Cars for Sale: 2012 Nissan 370Z Touring in Carlsbad, CA 92009: Coupe Details - 384417792 - AutoTrader.com

MrTwo94 11-05-2014 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3023084)
i dont know your color preferences or whatever but here's a good find. 2012 - 5500 miles with you specs $27,950

on a dealer lot it could pull up to maybe just over 30k. personally i would try and get it for 25,500-26,500 for profit purposes. its a private seller so that should be easy to accomplish.

Cars for Sale: 2012 Nissan 370Z Touring in Carlsbad, CA 92009: Coupe Details - 384417792 - AutoTrader.com

Yeah, I like that one. It is within my acceptable color selections. Personally I'm a red sports car type of guy (see below) but the woman actually prefers the gunmetal gray. But I'd rather wait a month or two than fly out to CA and drive it back.

http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/...ps96c600e4.jpg

Chuck33079 11-05-2014 03:29 PM

Keep in mind that the Bose system really paints you into a corner for upgrading the speakers later, especially if you end up with the nav.

MrTwo94 11-05-2014 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3023071)
NADA is what the car is worth as is in the listed conditions. we use it when buying cars to get the best price for profit reasons lol

2009-2012 with the original bumper is the way to go. i personally hate the 2013+ bumper. it's a remake of the 350 bumper which i also hated. no performance changes have been made on the Z since 2009.

Yeah, I thought the same thing about the 2013... that it looked just like the 350 bumper. It doesn't look bad to me, but I really liked the facelift on the 370 when it came out in 2009. Not sure why they went backwards.

You should check out truecar. It seems to be very similar to nada, but with more detail for the options.

FPenvy 11-05-2014 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by MrTwo94 (Post 3023093)
Yeah, I like that one. It is within my acceptable color selections. Personally I'm a red sports car type of guy (see below) but the woman actually prefers the gunmetal gray. But I'd rather wait a month or two than fly out to CA and drive it back.

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just showing you deals like that are out there but take time. trust me to find my color and options wasn't fun nor easy.

MrTwo94 11-05-2014 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3023106)
just showing you deals like that are out there but take time. trust me to find my color and options wasn't fun nor easy.

You are more dedicated than I am if you drove 1300 miles for yours! I'd do that for an MR2, but I'm not sure how long I'm going to keep this one. If a mid-engine car gets released in the next few years, I'm going to jump on it. Also, if we change our minds about kids then the wife will petition for me to get a 4 door:shakes head:. At the moment I'm in the clear, but that's part of the reason I don't want to invest too heavily.

Riptide67 11-05-2014 04:51 PM

I got mine with all options minus the navigation. It was pointless in my 350Z and I found it pointless in the 370Z.

An upgrade in the stereo department greatly makes up for it with a navigation system that shows real time traffic.

Skyscraper 11-05-2014 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MrTwo94 (Post 3022998)
A lot of that stuff you listed was from the sports package, not the touring. And I generally agree about the sports options. I need that LSD and really like the rims.

I didn't realize the nav was not automatically included with the touring. I think it has been on all the touring models I've looked at online. Like you, I'm not interested in the nav system, but I'm sure they'll want to bump the price up for that feature.

Ah, thanks for correcting me. I didn't really go crazy looking at all the different possible configurations since I was buying in the used market and there wasn't a wealth of them out there at the time. I just found one that was priced well and had a bunch of **** I liked on it and it happened to be a touring sport.

noir_fairlady 11-05-2014 07:35 PM

For me, the only benefit to a touring package would be the leather seats. As OP mentioned, sport package is mandatory. I don't really care for the bose system or navigation that comes stock.

FPenvy 11-06-2014 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by MrTwo94 (Post 3023117)
You are more dedicated than I am if you drove 1300 miles for yours! I'd do that for an MR2, but I'm not sure how long I'm going to keep this one. If a mid-engine car gets released in the next few years, I'm going to jump on it. Also, if we change our minds about kids then the wife will petition for me to get a 4 door:shakes head:. At the moment I'm in the clear, but that's part of the reason I don't want to invest too heavily.

well i flew there and drove it home lol

i guess i'm lucky. fiance' is a car person and even if/when kids come into play the Z or whatever sports car i have stays :tiphat:


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